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Home > Body-Solid GDIP59B Dip Station

Body-Solid GDIP59B Dip Station

Body-Solid GDIP59B Dip Station Body-Solid GDIP59B Dip Station
$365.00
BODY SOLID
GDIP59B
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Body-Solid GDIP59B Dip Station for Sale


The Body-Solid GDIP59B is a freestanding dip stand built for one job: dips. It suits home gym owners, garage lifters, and small studios that want a dedicated pushing station. It gives any training space a proper home for dips, so they no longer depend on a chair or bench edge.


Check any dip station for sale against these Body-Solid GDIP59B essentials:


AttributeBody-Solid GDIP59B
TypeDip Stand
ApplicationCommercial
Dimensions40"L x 27"W x 53"H
Dip handle spacing19” at base to 21” at end
Dipping barsOversize 1 3/4" diameter
WarrantyBody-Solid Commercial and Lifetime Warranties


What Keeps the GDIP59B Steady Under You?


The frame's base and steel uprights do the stabilizing work. Body-Solid states that the wide, extended base eliminates rocking. A stand that holds still lets you control the descent instead of rushing through a shaky set.


Body-Solid also angles the uprights to suit users of all sizes. That geometry reflects the simple, steel-first approach behind the wider range of Body-Solid strength equipment.


Your hands carry your full bodyweight on every rep, so the bars matter as much as the base. A thicker bar spreads that load across more of the palm. It also eases the pinch a thin bar causes late in a long set.


How wide should dip bars be?

Start a little wider than your shoulders. Then adjust until the bottom of each rep feels comfortable in the shoulder joint.


How the Tapered Handles Set Grip Width


The GDIP59B has no width mechanism. Its handles start narrower at the base and widen toward their ends, so your hand position becomes the width setting. Body-Solid says the bars deliver excellent comfort and multiple hand grip positions.


Grip near the base of the handles for a narrower dip, and slide toward the ends when your shoulders want more room.


Key Features of the GDIP59B


What the design delivers every time you train:

✅ No drilling or wall anchors needed
✅ No overhead bar to clear under low ceilings
✅ Rubber grips that resist slipping mid-set
✅ Electrostatic coating for even frame coverage
✅ Black finish that suits home and club floors
✅ Doubles for L-sits and knee tucks
✅ Ready for bodyweight training with no add-ons
✅ Fits a garage corner or spare room wall
✅ Frees your rack for squats and presses
✅ Review the manual, schematics, and data sheet first.
✅ Train hard pressing sets without a spotter


Add the Body-Solid GDIP59B to your cart and build stronger dips on a station made for them.


GDIP59B Full Specifications


Build and finish details for the Body-Solid GDIP59B Dip Station:


SpecificationBody-Solid GDIP59B
Mainframe and uprights2" x 3" heavy-gauge steel
GripsExtra-thick, slip-proof rubber
FinishBlack (New in 2025)
CoatingElectrostatically applied powder coat
Exercise focusArms and back
Weight plates, bars, and collarsOptional


How to Train Dips on This Dip Station


Good dips come from control, not from chasing depth. Body-Solid built the station to develop stronger shoulders, thicker delts, and powerful triceps.

What muscles does a dip station work on?


Dips train the triceps, chest, and front shoulders in one movement. Leaning forward shifts more effort to the chest, while staying upright hands more to the triceps.


Run each rep on the GDIP59B in this order:

  1. Step between the handles and grip firmly
  2. Press up until your arms are straight
  3. Set your torso angle for the target muscle
  4. Lower until your upper arms reach parallel
  5. Press back to the top under control


Stop any rep that pinches the front of your shoulder. If you have a shoulder injury or ongoing joint pain, check with a physician or physical therapist before training dips.


Dips are a pushing movement, so program pulling work alongside them. A pull-up bar for your home gym covers that side of upper-body training.


Dip-Only Stand or Multi-Station Unit?


Choose by how many movements one frame needs to handle. Here is how the Body-Solid GDIP59B compares with two Body-Solid combo stations sold at Hamilton Home Fitness:


AttributeGDIP59BGVKR60BFCD Fusion
Price$365.00$550.00$735.00
StationsDip bars onlyDips, knee raises, leg raisesDips, pull-ups, chin-ups, knee raises
PaddingNone listedDuraFirm back and arm padsDuraFirm back, arm, and knee pads
Best forDedicated dip trainingDips plus core workPush, pull, and core


Is a dip station worth it compared with a power tower?


For many lifters, yes. A dedicated stand costs less, while a tower spreads your budget across stations you may not need.


Choose the Body-Solid GVKR60B Vertical Knee Raise if you want padded support for knee and leg raises beside your dips.


The Body-Solid FCD Fusion Chin-Up and Dip suits rooms where one footprint has to handle pull-ups and chin-ups as well.


Pick the GDIP59B when pulling, and the core work already has a home in your gym.


Who Should Buy the GDIP59B?


The GDIP59B suits a specific buyer, and its trade-offs are clear before you order.


Who It Suits


It earns its floor space for:


  • Lifters who train dips several times a week
  • Coaches running circuits for sports teams
  • Buyers who prefer fixed frames to adjustable ones


Who Should Skip It


If one of these describes you, the wider dip bar and dip station lineup has a better match:


  • Lifters who need assisted, counterweighted dips
  • Anyone wanting a folding, portable stand
  • Families needing height settings for smaller users


Hamilton Home Fitness lists no maximum weight rating for the GDIP59B, so hold off on vests or dip belts until you have that number.


Opening a Studio With It


Body-Solid has shared how Evan Robinson used this dip station and Body-Solid equipment to live out a lifelong dream: opening his own fitness studio in Bethlehem, PA. Planning a similar room? Book a gym design consultation so the stand, racks, and member traffic are mapped out before you order.


What Pairs Well With the GDIP59B?


Once bodyweight reps feel easy, added load keeps progress moving. A Body-Solid premium weighted vest holds that load snug against your torso instead of letting it hang below you.


Dips and bench presses work the same pressing muscles, so they share a training day well. Setting an adjustable weight bench beside the station adds flat and incline pressing to the same session.


Dip Station for Sale: Buyer FAQs


Can a home gym use a commercial dip station?

Yes. Body-Solid describes this stand as ideal for home and commercial use. A home gym simply gets a frame specified for busier floors.


How much floor space should a dip station get?

Plan for the frame itself plus clear room to step in and out. In a shared gym, leave a walkway around it so traffic never crosses your path mid-set.


Does Hamilton Home Fitness ship Body-Solid for free?

Yes. Every Body-Solid order ships free anywhere in the United States from Tennessee, and the GDIP59B is included.


What if the GDIP59B isn't right for me?

You can return it within 30 days if it's undamaged, back in its original packaging, and matched to proof of purchase. Equipment used beyond testing isn't eligible. A 25% restocking fee applies, and you cover return shipping, so read the full shipping and returns policy before ordering.


Is the Body-Solid warranty valid when you buy here?

Yes. Hamilton Home Fitness is an authorized Body-Solid dealer, so the factory warranty stays intact. Buying from unauthorized sellers can void that coverage.


Order the GDIP59B Today


Buy the Body-Solid GDIP59B from Hamilton Home Fitness and make dips a regular part of your weekly training. Need the weight rating, assembly details, or any figure not listed here? Call 423.458.2453, and our team will help before you order.


Application/Use:

Commercial

Product Manual:

Download Product Manual

Exercise Focus:

Arms

Exercise Focus:

Back

Type:

Dip Stand

Schematic:

Download Schematics

Warranty:

BODY-SOLID COMMERCIAL WARRANTY
BODY-SOLID LIFETIME WARRANTY

Product Data Sheet:

Download Product Data Sheet


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