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HARISON HR-30813 Power Tower Bench Set Review

A multifunction power tower with a detachable bench, listed at $199.99, with a pull-up bar and dip station, 4 height settings and a 660 lbs frame figure per the page text. It suits home users who want one set and accept that the attribute list shows 400 Lb+ instead.

3.1Editorial rating: 3.1 out of 5Editorial rating · research-basedUpdated October 22, 2026
$199.99Price checked October 22, 2026
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Our verdict

A fit for someone who wants a pull-up and dip frame with a removable bench in one set at $199.99 and can work from a page that lists heights and a 660 lbs figure. Look elsewhere if you need a footprint, a bench size, an independent load check or a barbell rack. The main caveat is the capacity: 660 lbs in the text, 400 Lb+ in the attribute list.

Best for
Home users who want a pull-up and dip frame with a detachable bench in one set.
Skip if
You need a listed footprint, a barbell rack or one consistent capacity figure.

Why 3.1/5: Lifted by a description that gives a height range, a detachable bench and a frame capacity. Held back by an unsupported crossed-out price, old sale banners, terms that shift costs to the buyer and no independent source on the store or model.

Billed as a multifunction power tower with a bench, the HR-30813 pairs a pull-up bar and dip station with a bench that the page says can be set to decline or flat, or collapsed, for $199.99. The text lists 4 adjustable heights from 70.47 - 88.19 inches, a powder coated steel tube frame and a 660 lbs capacity, and gives 115 lbs as the tower's own weight. The page's attribute list shows 400 Lb+ for max user weight.

Specifications

SpecPage says
SKUHR-30813
Weight capacity660 lbs (text); another line says Over 660LBS
Max User Weight (attribute list)400 Lb+
Height adjustment4 adjustable heights, 70.47 - 88.19 inches
Own weight115 lbs (page wording)
FramePowder coated steel tube frame
StabilityTwo arched stability bars; large base
FeetNon-slip rubber feet
BenchRemovable weight bench and backrest; decline, flat and collapsible
Bench removalPlug pin turns the tower into a free standing pull up station
Padding and gripsHigh density foam padded back and arm rests; rubber grip handles
Listed exercisesPull ups, chin ups, dips, push ups, leg raise, VKR, hammer pull ups
FoldingFoldable, compact design

Options and pricing

The HR-30813 is listed under SKU HR-30813 at $199.99, and the page shows a crossed-out price of $599.99 beside it. It is sold as a set: the tower plus a removable weight bench and backrest, which the page says can be taken off with a plug pin to leave a free standing pull up station. No color is named, and no bench dimensions or padding sizes are given.

How it compares

This set costs $199.99 and combines a pull-up and dip frame with a bench. The HARISON HR-608G Adjustable Weight Bench is a bench alone at $129.99, with an 800 LBS figure in its headline. The HARISON HR-30812 Multifunctional Squat Rack is $299.99, 1750mm high per its pictures, and its bar, plates and bench are not included. This tower's text lists a 660 lbs figure for its frame and does not mention a barbell rack.

Shipping, returns and warranty

Shipping: the shipping policy offers free shipping on all orders in the United States and estimates delivery at 7 to 15 days, while the same page says most orders arrive within 10 to 20 business days after 3 to 5 business days of processing; it names no carrier and sends buyers outside the US to email support. Returns: the return policy allows a return within 30 days of delivery, but the customer pays return shipping, 30% of the refund is kept as the original shipping cost and a 10% restocking fee can apply if parts are missing; refunds go back to the original payment method within 2 working days of processing, and the policy says a full return can take up to two weeks. Warranty and trial: product pages promise a 30-day trial and a one-year warranty that covers free replacement of spare parts (some pages say 12 months); the warranty registration page asks for an Amazon order ID as proof of purchase, and we found no page that sets out coverage or exclusions. Support: the footer lists +1 800 865 2125 (5:30 AM to 8:00 PM PST) and [email protected] with a Palatine, Illinois address.

Before you buy

The page's own review widget announces 80 reviews with an average of 4.95; of the 80 it displays, 80 carry the label '(store manager)' in the slot where WooCommerce prints '(verified owner)' and none is marked as a verified owner, so we treat none of them as customer evidence. 29 of the 80 review dates shown on the page fall before the domain was registered on 2 July 2024 (the earliest is January 2023). Reputation: Trustpilot has no profile for harisonusa.com; its sister site harisonfitness.com has an unclaimed profile with 3 reviews (TrustScore 3.3), one a 2024 one-star about an unanswered support request. The Better Business Bureau lists Harison Fitness Ltd in Newark, Delaware, not accredited and rated B- for not answering a complaint, with one unanswered complaint about an inversion table (the complainant's claims are unverified). The registry shows harisonusa.com registered on 2 July 2024, while the brand page describes HARISON as founded in Delaware in 1996 and bought in 2016 by a Chinese group, which we could not confirm; the store's privacy page is WordPress's sample text. The same brand and model codes are sold on Amazon, and two more storefronts, harisonfitness.com and harisonfit.com, show the same phone number and Palatine, Illinois address. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission's recall database showed no recall naming HARISON or MonicaFit when we searched it on 22 October 2026. The page shows a crossed-out price of $599.99, which is the store's own comparison figure; its pages still carry Father's Day and Mother's Day banners offering up to 70% off storewide. The review shows the code FACESTORE. A cart test on 22 October 2026, made without the affiliate link, took $10 off this item; the code only works on carts of $100 or more and the store rejects it for some products, so check for the discount line in your cart.

What we liked

  • Pull-up bar, dip station and a bench in one set at $199.99, per the page
  • The text lists 4 adjustable heights from 70.47 - 88.19 inches
  • The bench is removable; the page says a plug pin leaves a free standing pull up station
  • Page lists a powder coated steel tube frame, non-slip rubber feet and two arched stability bars
  • The text gives both the tower's own weight (115 lbs) and a frame capacity (660 lbs)

Worth noting

  • The text says 660 lbs and Over 660LBS, but the attribute list shows Max User Weight 400 Lb+
  • No footprint, bench size, bench angles or folded dimensions are listed, only the height range
  • The text claims thousands of capacity checks and data that are "TRUE and RELIABLE" but names no test, lab or result

Questions before you buy

What height settings does the power tower list?

The text says it has 4 adjustable heights from 70.47 - 88.19 inches. It gives no footprint or base size.

Can the bench be removed?

Yes, per the page: the bench and backrest are removable, and inserting the plug pin turns the unit into a free standing pull up station. The text also says the bench can be set decline or flat, or collapsed.

What capacity does it list?

The text says 660 lbs for the frame and Over 660LBS in the height line, while the attribute list shows Max User Weight 400 Lb+. It gives 115 lbs as the tower's own weight.

Does HARISON ship to my address, and when does it arrive?

The shipping policy offers free shipping for orders in the United States and estimates delivery at 7 to 15 days; it also says most orders arrive within 10 to 20 business days after 3 to 5 business days of processing. For other countries it tells buyers to email [email protected].

What does a return cost?

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. The customer pays return shipping, 30% of the refund is kept as the original shipping cost and a 10% restocking fee can apply if parts are missing; refunds go back to the original payment method.

What warranty comes with it?

Product pages promise a 30-day trial and a one-year warranty that covers free replacement of spare parts (some pages say 12 months). The warranty registration page asks for an Amazon order ID, and no page we found sets out coverage terms, so ask [email protected] in writing before you buy.

Sources & verification

What this review is based on and the day we last read it. Specs and claims from the maker are the maker’s own; the verdict and the rating are ours.

From the store

  • HARISON HR-30813 Weight Bench Power Tower Set product page: specs, options and price (the buy buttons go there)Specs, options and the listed priceRead October 22, 2026
  • HARISON shipping policyFree shipping for US orders; delivery estimate 7-15 days and 10-20 business days; processing 3-5 business daysRead October 22, 2026
  • HARISON return policy30 days; buyer pays return shipping; 30% of the refund kept as original shipping cost; 10% restocking fee if parts are missingRead October 22, 2026
  • HARISON brand introduction pageBrand story as the store tells it (founded in Delaware 1996, bought 2016 by HARISON Group, Guangzhou); not independently confirmedRead October 22, 2026
  • HARISON service pagePhone +1 800 865 2125 (5:30 AM-8:00 PM PST), [email protected], Palatine, Illinois address, warranty registration linkRead October 22, 2026
  • HARISON warranty registration pageRegister to activate a one-year warranty; the form asks for an Amazon order ID as proof of purchaseRead October 22, 2026
  • HARISON special offer pageSale prices shown against much higher crossed-out prices; store-wide 'up to 70% off' bannersRead October 22, 2026

Independent

What we couldn’t verify

  • The text lists a 660 lbs capacity ("Over 660LBS") but the attribute list shows "Max User Weight: 400 Lb+"; the page does not explain the difference or say whether the bench has its own limit.
  • The text claims its capacity data come from thousands of checks and are "TRUE and RELIABLE", with no test, lab or result named.
  • The text promises an installation guidance video and 24-hour US-based customer service; the page gives no detail on either.
  • The shipping policy gives both 7 to 15 days and 10 to 20 business days for delivery, and the return policy keeps 30% of the refund as shipping cost, which the '30-day trial' wording on product pages does not mention.
  • The one-year warranty appears only in product-page copy (some pages say 12 months) and the warranty registration page asks for an Amazon order ID; no page sets out coverage or exclusions.
  • No independent test of this model was found in web searches made on 22 October 2026, so the page's own text and pictures are the only source.

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