Pull-ups, dips, squats and steps: one home court, every training day.
Sportsroyals home court
SPORTSROYALS — build your home court for strength
We make power towers, power cages, bumper plates, dip bars, stair steppers and home gym stations for people who train at home. Pick a line, measure the room and start the season.
Sportsroyals and the Houston Rockets: on the same court
We train with the same mindset as a team on game night: show up, warm up, put in the reps. Our partnership with the Houston Rockets puts that attitude on every frame we ship.
Cage only, cage + bench, or full set with bar and plates
5.0
$1,299.99
Why Sportsroyals
Designed for real home workouts, not just gym corners
Our equipment is built around the rooms people actually train in: bedrooms, apartments, garages and basements. Compact layouts, multi-exercise frames and capacities with margin.
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Compact equipment for home spaces
From power towers to mini steppers, our frames are sized for the corner you have, not the warehouse gym you don't.
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Multi-exercise training
One tower covers five movements, one cage covers squats, bench and pulldowns, one station covers the whole body.
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Capacity with margin
Ratings from 330 to 1900 lbs give room for weight vests, plates and partners.
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Built for different goals
Bodyweight, barbell, cardio or guided strength: there is a Sportsroyals line for each.
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Over half a million sold
Since 2019 more than 500,000 Sportsroyals products have found a home court.
I have had this power tower for almost two weeks now and tonight was the first time I got to really get in a good workout on it.
Despite what other reviews may say I have found it to be incredibly sturdy and stable. I weigh 255 pounds and I can stand on the middle bar and do negative chin ups of a sort where I let my arms all the way out and hang forward off of the machine, then curl my biceps to bring myself back up to the bar. I'm…
I give this product 5 stars for the following pros/ cons. I will start by saying I’m a 5’8 and 155lb muscle mom, my husband is 6’4 and 200lbs. I will use us both for reference. Please do you research before you buy. I add my list here of things to hopefully help give more information from someone who’s used it Daily for 5 months now.
PROS
1. Squat rack options work great for me but it is a tight area inside so if your bigger you will…
These 10-pound Sportsroyals bumper plates are a great addition to my workout equipment. They fit securely on a standard two-inch Olympic bar and feel solid and well made. The rubber construction helps protect the floor and makes them quieter to handle than traditional iron plates. The lighter weight is perfect for warm-ups, gradually increasing resistance, and exercises where smaller weight adjustments are helpful. Very pleased with the quality!
Absolutely worth every penny. The set up instructions were incredible. The hardware was separated by steps, which was awesome. It did take me a few hours to put together, but didn’t have one problem in doing so. Great equipment and I am so happy I went with this product verse the other one I was looking at.
This thing is great. It really does take up barely any room. I live in a pretty small house so having something that doesn't eat land space is welcome.
I actually set mine up in front of a window so I could look outside while I exercised. Thats kinda a nice bonus. You can put it almost anywhere you want.
The setup wasn't difficult. I probably had it up and running in 10 minutes.
Its stable too. Doesn't jerk or jutter around. The…
Machine works great .Got it for my wife, Great price compared to others. I got pink only because it was cheaper and it was for my wife lol. The counter thing works good trick is just how far you go back and up it could appear to "cheat" but it is accurate. Very sturdy doesnt feel unsteady or cheap. Was well packaged although one of the handle bars foam has a dent(cut ) it has not affect the use and have have it for several months and…
Choose a power tower for bodyweight strength, a stair stepper for compact cardio, a power cage for heavier barbell training or a home gym station for guided full-body workouts.
Is Sportsroyals good for a home gym?
Sportsroyals is built for exactly that. Our line covers power towers, power cages, bumper plates, dip bars, stair steppers, squat machines and home gym stations, so you can build a complete home gym from one brand with matching sizes and capacities.
Which Sportsroyals equipment should I choose first?
For most people the power tower comes first: it costs the least per exercise and covers pull-ups, dips, push-ups and core. Add a stepper for cardio, then a cage and plates when you are ready to load a barbell.
Is a Sportsroyals power tower worth it?
Our power towers are among the most reviewed pull up dip stations for home use, with tens of thousands of ratings. For the price of a few months of gym fees you get a station you will use for years.
Is a Sportsroyals stair stepper good for small spaces?
Yes. The mini steppers use under two square feet of floor, run quietly on hydraulic cylinders and slide under a bed between sessions.
Power tower vs power cage: which is better?
A power tower is for bodyweight training in a small room. A power cage is for barbell training with safeties and, on most of our cages, a LAT pulldown. Start with the one that matches your goal; many home courts end up with both.
What should I check before buying Sportsroyals equipment?
Check weight capacity, footprint, height against your ceiling, adjustable settings and what attachments are included. These details matter more than looks.
Where can I buy Sportsroyals fitness equipment?
Every product on this site links to its listing at our partner store, where you see the current price, delivery date and stock before ordering.
Sportsroyals home gym equipment: one brand for the whole home court
Power towers and dip stations
Sportsroyals started with the power tower, and it is still the station most of our customers buy first. A Sportsroyals power tower combines a pull-up bar, dip station, push-up handles and a back pad for vertical knee raises in one adjustable steel frame. Pull-ups and dips are the two bodyweight exercises that build the upper body fastest, and a tower pull-up dip station lets you train both without a gym membership.
Next to the towers sit our dip bars: lower, lighter frames for dips, L-sits and rows. They fit where a tower does not, and pair well with a doorway pull-up bar.
Power cages, barbells and bumper plates
When bodyweight training is not enough, the Sportsroyals power cage takes over. Our 1200 and 1600 lb squat racks carry safety bars for solo training, a LAT pulldown and low row pulley on most frames, and cable crossover columns on the top models. Matching 2-inch Olympic bumper plates in IWF color coding and 7 ft Olympic barbells complete the rack, and our weight benches roll straight in.
Stair steppers, squat machines and home gym stations
For cardio and guided training we build compact stair steppers with resistance bands, twist steppers with handlebars, deep squat machines that fold flat and full home gym stations with a 150 lbs weight stack. Each one is designed for the rooms people actually have, with weight capacity, footprint and adjustable settings listed on every product page.
How to choose
Start with your main training goal, then check space, ceiling height and capacity. A power tower suits upper-body strength in a small space, a stair stepper suits daily cardio, a power cage suits heavy strength training and a home gym station suits guided full-body routines. Our playbook guides go deeper into each choice.
Ready for the first session?
Our best-selling power tower is the fastest way to start your home court.
H-Frame Power Tower Pull Up Dip Station, 450 lbs$169.98
