SIEBIRD Pull Up Bar for Doorway with Mount Hook - Chin Up Bar No Screws - Angled Grip Home Gym Exercise Equipment - Portable Pullup Bar Upper Body Workout Bar with Bonus Resistence Band

Good bang for the buck. Quality is acceptable at this price point.Note that one plastic end-cap was damaged from shipping, but not a factor for functionality. I tossed the elastic strap that came with, as it looked like a cheap freebee they added, it's probably dangerous, so I have no use for it.The biggest factor is the hard plastic door frame protectors. - Like other reviewers mentioned, it will damage your door frame.Hold on! I bought it anyway because it offers a large flat area surface instead of other models that are round. So there is a fix. Use 2x4" heavy duty felt pads with adhesive peel and stick backing. I had to trim one edge of the felt with a utility knife. This is a $4 fix that applies some very thick felt padding meant for furniture legs on hardwood floors. So it's an ideal material to pad your pull-up bar against a woodenn doorframe. I also added a small 1x3/4" square felt to the face of the little arms to pad the opposite doorframe. The felt comes in a 3-pack 2x4", about $3.80. so total cost for bar and padding was $30.I'm 208lb as tested. Worked great so far.

Came a day late but not an issue with me. This bar is completely assembled and ready to go...just compress the two arm springs and turn them until they lock in place and attach it to your doorway. This unit is wide, so if your door of choice is close to a wall or corner, it may not work. It’s very sturdy and looks like it will last a good long time. I took off one star because the pads on the bar that rests on the molding is hard plastic and will damage the wood, so be prepared to find some thin, dense foam to glue on these pads. So far everyone who has visited my house has jumped up on it and tried a few since it’s in a doorway off my kitchen. Funny stuff! The bar remains in place during use and you don’t feel it flex or bend in any way. Worth every penny!

I used to own another bar on the less expensive end, and my main concern with that one was, build, that depending which one you get it may be more difficult to put together as the cheaper ones are not necessarily built with good tolerances, so you may need elbow grease to get the job done. Additionally, the cheap ones, have a foam that again depending on brand can get crispy and mess up your door frame paint (you may turn the paint black, or even pull pieces of paint as it gets stuck if you leave it on for long)This piece of equipment comes fully assembled, simply pull the support bars until they lock, and hand it to the door frame. The equipment is rather sturdy and pretty stable, however im following the manual's recommendations, to not exceed weight limit of 400lbs and no swinging or kipping (cross-fitters do this).Really good value, fast shipping.

Make sure you get all contents in the box (look closely). Theres a band in there that I almost recycled with the box.I've had it about a week and it seems great. Very sturdy, but even in my 2,700 sq ft house, it was difficult to find a door it would work on - which is not ideal because I got it in order to do a DVD-based workout program. But the actual device seems perfect so far.Note to manufacturer: In step one of the directions, put that important bit about "applying pressure to the spring before unfolding" BEFORE you tell us to pull the two door hooks. Why in the heck would you tell us that AFTER???? How is that even logical? I manhandled it open because I hadn't read that far yet.Fix that, and this is a great item.

Love that there was no setup required for this. Materials are light but of good quality. Even though I’m <140#, I like that this can handle more than 400#. It gives me more peace of mind especially since I tend to add weight to my exercises whenever I use a pull-up bar.I’ve only used this today, but so far seems sturdy and hasn’t left marks or damage to the doorframe/wall. Padding is in all the right places. I love that there’s a D-ring as an option to hook things like a TRX band, punching bag, etc at the center of the bar.Folding the hooks so the pull-up bar can store flat is a huge bonus. It’s hard to find doorway pull-up bars like these that are sturdy but can still be considered compact and not a burden to put away.

First ordered this and they sent a mini blind instead of the pull up bar. I was leary to purchase again but went ahead because this one met my size parameters. Luckily, second time was a charm. It was easy to install. Only fit on one of my doorways in my older house but I was easily able to secure it and do pull ups from the comfort of my own home within 20 minutes. I've only had it for a few days so can't comment on durability or any damage to the frame but it doesn't seem to be causing any stress on the door frame.

I got this since I wasn't going to the gym in 2020 and didn't want to go backwards in my progress on pull ups. Easy to put up. I put this into the doorway of my walk-in closet, so it's right there, hard to forget about it and easy to knock out a few every day. I was doing assisted pull ups at the gym, so have been standing on a stool to get to the top of the form and lowering myself down as slowly as I can. Not as good as an assisted pull up, but at least I won't be starting over totally when I go back to the gym next year.

Really easy to use and install. I store the device in the closet without it taking any room. They one only issue is that it'll probably make some marks and take some paint off with the plastic guards for the door frame. But I need to do my pull-ups so thats a sacrifice I'm willing to take.Side note, the bar came with a nice sturdy resistance band. But if you need assistance with the pull ups and chin ups you may need a full body band to attach to the bar.