Multifunctional Wall Mounted Pull Up Bar Heavy Duty Steel Chin Up Bar Dip Station for Indoor Workout

Practical if you dont have a lot of space at home. We got it in The office and work perfectly. We tested with a friend that is 200+ lbs and did the job 😂 Read more

Now that I've used this a few days, I will share my thoughts. Assembly was fairly easy and took about 20 minutes, the instructions were adequate and bare bones. I put this on a drywall interior wall, so I used a few 2x4's secured to studs for mounting. I had to furnish my own lag bolts, as it only came with (kinda cheesy) concrete anchors, but I suspected that would be the case and had some in my garage. You can install the mounting hooks directly to studs in some cases, as they can be placed 16 inches apart (although the bottom of the unit pressing on the wall during use may cause some marring, but would press on the drywall at the studs, so wouldn't push through), but in my case the interior wall had studs set 24 apart. I already exercised that day, but of course I had to try it out, so did a few pull ups, dips, and leg raises to see how it felt and check my installation. I found the padding comfortable and everything felt solid. So, so much better and more versatile than using a door pull up bar. If you have some knowledge on how to secure this to your wall of choice, and plan accordingly, I highly recommend this item. Read more

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Not quite as heavy duty as I was expecting but it seems strong enough for me at 220 lbs. it was easy to assemble and came in good condition. I like that the colors match my other gym equipment (black/red) but I wish the mounting system was made to go into studs as most people in the US have stud framing in their homes and garages but you can add stringers. Stringers will also help protect your drywall. I opted for 2 load bearing verticals stringers with GRK RRS series construction screws and washers through 1x6 poplar. It seems sturdy enough. Also took the opportunity to use the stringers to make a mirror. Read more

The media could not be loaded. I'm obviously not a light dude. Im about 215-220 in this video. With this bar in the dip position I was kinda worried about the strength of the mount. But it holds perfectly with no bending or breaking. Here is the materials and measurements 3- 2x4x22.5 4- 2x4x14.5 8- 3/8 x 3.5 lag screws And a magnet to find the studs. I love this thing. I already work out more with it because even the main 3 exercises are amazing with this bar. Im adding a pulley system next. Read more

Strong product. Even stronger customer support. Misplaced the hooks for mounting the pull-up bar. Contacted the manufacturer and they helped me order additional hooks. Thank you, thank you. Read more

It's really only suitable for mounting on concrete. The lag bolts provided are only 1 1/4 inches long after the 1/4 inch steel and 1/2 inch drywall, that's only 1/2 inch in the stud. It also will not work on 24 inch on center studs (not common). I put 1/2 inch boards over my drywall because I was afraid those rubber bumpers that are near, but not on the stud would punch through the drywall. I also used 4 inch lag bolts. 3 1/2 inch lag bolts probably would have been fine. Read more

It's not perfect but I think it is still a great value. The quality of the finish and welds are fine. Once assembled, it is ridged and I have no doubt about its ability to handle 300lbs. The assembly instructions are OK, but rely on visual clues, for instance make sure the lower hooks clear the elbow pads when hanging the unit for chin-up bar configuration. They are depicted mounted slightly narrower than the top hooks, but there is no reference as to why. That should have been specified. Also after using the leg lift configuration I noticed that my elbows tended to work their way to the outside and slip off. I added a 15 degree wooden wedge under each elbow pad and that fixed the problem. The wall mounting grid in the picture is made of two x fours, lap jointed and glued. It is mounted to a standard construction sheetrock/stud wall. Read more