Pull Up Bar for Doorway, Chin Up Bar Upper Body Workout No Screw Installation for Home Gym Exercise Fitness with Level Meter and Adjustable Width

Extraordinary: It was able to handle my son's weight who is teen - weighing 68kg. It is sturdy and esay to assemble.Except a caution: Not to Jump forcefully to hold it , it came down with my son- LOLBut if done nicely - it cost effective - well buy

Amazing, doesn't damage wall, fits anywhere because it's adjustable, I feel safe using it. Had it up for nearly a year and it hasn't fallen or slipped or anything. I weigh 9 stone---I don't know how you'd get hone if you were heavier, but I've never had a problem. Soft grip is nice too.

Son absolutely loves it. Holds perfectly in the door frame - no drilling required and doesn't fall down whatsoever. Would recommend

I've been doing pull-ups on and off for years. Always used the extending ones that are in two halves, with one metal sleeve that rotates around another, and then held in place with screws and / or pressure. Trouble is they often rotate when in use, and also wreck your hands.This pull-up bar is awesome. The central part is a decent thickness, padded just enough for comfort, and is all one piece (which means no uncomfortable ridges). The two ends toghten independently to get to the correct approximate length. Then, when the bar is in place, it's a simple matter of rotating the central part of the bar to get the optimum amount of pressure to hold the bar in place. Once you're happy, you tighten the red safety nuts, and the whole set up is then rock solid. No rotation, or any other type of movement or flex.I weigh 16 stone (102kg) and there is absolutely no flex or movement of the bar. It feels totally secure, which allows me to concentrate on exercise, as opposed to worrying about falling and injuring myself.One of the best pieces of equipment I own. We'll worth the money.

Whilst it took me a little while to grasp the right way to install this (bloke, didn't read instructions) the on body arrows helped resolve this and got it installed. I would stress this needs to go in the right form of doorway, ideally not partition, as for it to bind tight enough to not slip (as it did the first time i tried - learning how much lateral force is needed) it puts out quite an amount however second go and even in partitioned doorway this held my weight without slipping.Whilst it doesn't have the outward facing grips of some of the bigger models I prefer this compact design as the larger rival version means the door cannot be closed without taking it down, and the amount of times i forgot to duck and smacked my head on it was daft. This one however with the smaller form factor means I can place it at the top of the doorframe, still close the door with it installed and not hit my head.Padding on the bar itself for grip feels correct and the inbuilt spirit level useful though ironically you have to rotate that around to tighten/loosen so it may not end up visible as you rotate.

Overall happy with this item. It holds my weight (80kg) easily. Also to take it off and on is a breeze. Added bonus - I've previously had fixed (screwed) ones which means the height can't be adjusted, whereas with this I can lower it so the kids (4yo and 6yo) can use it too. I assume it's good for their development to hang and swing!

Great bar. Really holds well without slipping. Would recommend.

I did a lot of browsing before I chose this pull-up bar. What attracted me the most was that when weight is applied to the bar, because of two sliding wedges that work against each other, it actually pushes the bar support further out to really jam it against the doorway. It also seems incredibly well built - it's not lite. A little fiddly to get it into the right position, as you're holding it up with one hand while trying to adjust the bar with the other. But this is a very small niggle as you only have to do this once. I couldn't be more delighted with this very robust piece of equipment.