Strong and sturdy, assembly easy as long as you have your own tools. The tools they give you to put it together are trash. Other than that though I am very happy with my purchase Read more
My doorframe is about 36.5" wide and 6" thick, fits perfectly with room for adjustment. Works great so far. There are five grips on each side of the bar, should meet the needs of any pull up or chin up workout. Comes off easily and holds my weight well. I'm only ~140 lbs but should hold someone significantly larger than myself as well. The small wrench and screwdriver it comes with are useless for building it. You will need a real wrench and screwdriver to construct it. Read more
First off, assembly: 1. Before you start, note the U-shaped bar in step 1 is not symmetrical. One "end" of the U-bar has an end cap that has to be positioned toward the outside BEFORE you bolt the angled hand grip in place. This is not indicated in the instructions. I didn't realize it till later and had to unbolt and re-assemble both U-bars so they were orientated correctly (yes, I guessed wrong on both of them). 2. Included wrench is small and seems a half size too big, making it awkward to hold in place. Use a decent 10mm box-end wrench or socket - unless you don't have either. Secondly, quality: After a week's use, the product seems sturdy and very usable. No problem handling my 230 lbs. I like the available different hand positions. Also like that it fits our 36" wide doorways. Only gripe here is the foam hand grips were squashed flat from being packed in a tight, flat box, and they haven't reshaped themselves. Not a deal breaker, but guess I'm stuck with that. Overall, not quite 5 stars - 4.5 or so. Read more
I recently purchased the Yes4All Heavy Duty Pull Up Bar and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. The bar is very sturdy and well-built, making me feel confident in its ability to support my weight during my workouts. Installation was fairly simple and straightforward. The bar comes with all the necessary hardware and clear instructions, making it easy to set up in my home gym. It also has adjustable length, allowing me to customize it to fit my door frame perfectly. The foam grips on the bar are comfortable and provide a secure grip, even during intense workouts. I also appreciate the multiple grip positions available, which allow me to target different muscle groups and vary my exercises. One of the standout features of this pull-up bar is its weight capacity. It is advertised to support up to 300 pounds, and I can attest to its strength. I feel completely safe and supported while using this bar, even when doing weighted pull-ups. Read more
Very difficult to assemble. The tools they include are definitely inadequate. As others have said, the screws don’t fit in the nuts and are impossible to tighten. Read more
Great product for strength training for youth athletes. Even better customer service. I had an issue where one of my parts did not have a properly drilled hole, preventing it from being assembled correctly. I reached out to the merchant and answered a few questions. They promptly shipped out the correct part, and I was able to complete the assembly. Read more
The media could not be loaded. I purchased this pull-up bar about 6 months ago when I decided my humor wasn't enough to pull honeys. Typically I don't leave reviews. After seeing some questionable comments about handiness from unhandy people. Let me assure you, if you put this together the right way, it's stronger than the relationship between Reagan and crack in the 80's. I've practically used it every other day since I've received it, and it's held up better than the Baltimore bridge. I assume, with use, the handles that get the most action might show some wear eventually, (like my meat) but for now, they're still going strong, like my addiction to obese women. Speaking of comfy, those plushy grips have developed finger grooves from my frequent use, (again, like my meat) which adds a nice touch of personalization. A word of advice for assembly: take your time and loosely put it together first, then tighten each bolt gradually. Trust me, it'll save you some headaches down the line. Dont be a nerd. When I first got this thing, I could barely manage two consecutive pulls. Like a big wimp. But with consistent use I'm now knocking out 15-20 consecutive pulls like an even bigger wimp Read more

I move alot so I typically but these and throw them away. This one is a keeper...it's inexpensive, and the highest quality that I've found. It fits over all the various doors I've tried it on...from your standard apt bedroom door, to the extra tall/wide/thick door of a "loft" apt. The rubber pads on the sides actually do a great job of protecting the door trim area as they are flat rubber at the point where they meet the wall, vs round foam. It's a solid unit, I'm about 185 lbs and it's not going anywhere. Read more