Pull-Up & Dip Machines for Sale

Assisted pull-up and dip machines let users of every level train the two hardest bodyweight movements with counterbalanced weight. Our assisted station, seated dip machine, and dip station cover vertical pulling and pressing safely.

Pull-Up & Dip Machines Buying Guide

Pull-ups and dips are the king and queen of upper-body bodyweight moves, but most users cannot do a full repetition when they start. Assisted machines close that gap with adjustable counterweights.

Types: Assisted pull-up and dip machine (counterweight platform, switch between pulls and dips), seated dip machine (weighted dip pattern without lifting your body), and free-standing dip stations (bodyweight only, compact).

What to look for: a smooth counterweight that you can adjust in small increments, padded knee or seat assistance, multi-grip handles, and a frame rated for the heaviest user plus added weight.

Who it suits: commercial gyms that want accessible bodyweight training for all levels, and home gyms with limited ceiling space where a pull-up bar alone is not enough.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does an assisted pull-up machine work?
A counterweight platform sits under your knees and lifts part of your body weight. Set the assistance lighter as you get stronger until you can do full unassisted pull-ups. The same machine usually converts to assisted dips.
What is a seated dip machine?
A seated dip machine lets you do a weighted dip pattern while seated, with the resistance loaded on the machine instead of your body weight. It is ideal for building triceps and chest without supporting your full weight.
How much assistance do I need to start?
Start with enough counterweight to complete 8-10 controlled repetitions. Reduce the assistance by one increment each session you can finish the full set with good form.
Assisted pull-up machine vs pull-up bar: which should I get?
If you cannot do at least 5 strict pull-ups, an assisted machine lets you train the movement with controlled load. If you can, a pull-up bar or station is enough and takes far less space.

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