Dolibest Push Up Bar, 12'' High Parallettes Bars with Wooden Handles, Stable and Comfortable Calisthenics Equipment, Suitable for Handstand, L-Sit, Dip Bar, Strength Training for Indoor Outdoor Use

Love these. Very sturdy. Easy to assemble. Wood is smooth and comfortable on the hands. Very stable when using because of wide feet. I recommend highly.

Very sturdy solid product.

Very good quality

These are very solid and work well for pushups and other body weight exercises. As noted by others, some hand-fitting is required to get this performance with no wobble. I did add tape to the bar ends to snug them into the support brackets, and did need to drill holes for the screws. In other words, plan to have the ability to drill the proper hole and have some tape for shimming. The bars did come with some tape on them, so it seems like the company tried to countermeasure for the loose fits other noticed, but mine required a bit more diameter on some, not all ends. In all, it easy for me to do this but it takes some tools and common sense.

This is very nicely built: sturdy, excellent use for push-ups. The bottom is rubberized so it doesn’t slide around. The handle is on the thicker side and comfortable to hold. Color is also very stylish.

Well built. Months after purchase I am still using them 3x/week.

these are awesome, they are great I hate them sooo much... you actually have to work and expel energy... can't i just buy these and set them on the floor and magically have muscles appear?these are very strong, very hand friendly, do not move around... they do exactly what you would buy them for..an extremely good purchase...

Better style and thicker than what we have in the gym.

Excellent product, solid design, very easy to use.

I initially bought these for my younger brothers, 4 and 6 respectively. Calisthenics is great since it's harder to injury yourself ego-lifting especially when you're just starting out. The rubberized outside provides both a better grip compared to smooth metal and ease of mind since I'm less worried about a potential impact causing any serious damage. The bottom really keeps these things in place, I had trouble intentionally trying to make them slip. The only complaint I have is that the angle seems a bit unnatural since I'm personally used to push-ups and dips on rings. My younger brothers however didn't have any problems with it, but considering my brothers didn't have any problems with it it's not a major issue but something I think is worth mentioning. Another minor thing is that I felt like hands were slipping a bit when I got pretty sweaty but again, my brothers have no problems with this. I however get sweatier than the typical individual as well as being cursed with sweaty palms.

Upon receiving the item, I was thrilled because the metal bases and wooden bars looked and felt solid. However, I soon realized that there are no drill holes in the wooden bars, which is not detailed in the product description. So I had to buy an electric drill to put it together.I'm a pretty thorough, meticulous guy, but after making pilot holes and drilling the screws in, the completed bars were wobbly. The only way to fully stabilize it was to unscrew it a little, which then made the metal bases less tight against the wooden bars. Also, one of the screws broke while I was drilling it in, so I had to use another similar sized screw.I've used many calisthenics equipment but this one is by far the hardest to put together (due to how precise you have to be to perfect it) and dissatisfactory upon completion. I recommend buying another product that 1) clearly outlines what to expect upon item arrival 2) is high quality enough to justify the price.*Update: That said, the customer service is excellent. The seller was very kind and understanding and provided a full refund. For that reason, I'll consider buying from them again in the future. In the meantime, I recommend the seller to update the product details and make it easier to put together for customers. The quality of wood and metal bases is superb, and I'd pay more if it came with pilot holes.

So although these are perhaps a bit hard to get right at the start, they are solid equipment when done.A couple of tips? Definitely drill pilot holes! Once you get the screws in they might still have some movement, this was the case for one of mine. What I did to fix that was simply to apply some two part epoxy glue through the gaps on each side - 100% solid now! No movement, excellent value and feels and looks beautiful with the nicely finished steel design and thick hard wood. Proper callisthenics equipment! Thanks!

Very sturdy and non slip so far.