Pull Up Bar, Strength Training Pull-Up Bars, Doorway Pull Up Bar Mounted,Chin Up Bar for Door,Multifunction Home Gym Equipment

The instructions that came with this were clear and easy to follow. The wrench that came with this to install the screws and nuts was ok, but I just used my own tools which did make putting this together a lot faster. Once put together, I placed this on my door frame. Wasn't too sure about using it but after I took these pictures, I started doing several pullups. The foam on this is really padded and really helps to prevent my hands from slipping off of this bar. I have done several other exercises that it shows and no matter which one I do, even with tile floors, these bars do not slip while I'm working out. The foam on this does get fur on them because I do have cats and dogs but I noticed if I take a damp washcloth it comes off with no issues. When not using, I just put this on my and I'm still able to walk through the door without hitting it. I have used this a lot more than I thought I would which is almost every day. Great bar and quality made. Even with putting my weight on it, it doesn't buckle or bend.

So the tracking information is so out of wack. I got my package delivered but on the website it still being delivered? Anyways, the box was not tapped sealed One flap was open. There were no instructions which isn’t a super big deal it’s pretty easy to assemble but it could get confusing if you’ve never had one of these before. The bar itself is pretty sturdy not gonna lie. I’m almost 200lbs and it supports me good. I don’t wobble when I’m on it or anything. Depending on what size door frame u but it on it sounds like it’s gonna break but it’s just the foam handles gripping the wall it’s no big deal. Overall I’m happy with the purchase just the whole packaging and shipping deal was extremely sketch.

The product seems durable and well-made, and assembly was easy. It didn't work out for us because our door frames are unusually wide, but that's our own fault for not paying closer attention to the description. I contacted the seller about a refund, and they responded very quickly and issued a refund right away. Just be aware of inner vs. outer dimensions when you measure your door. The bar extends to 36", which is fine for standard door frames. But it needs to sit outside the frame, so if your *outer* dimensions are greater than 36", the bar will be too short. Either way, their customer service was impressive.

The tubes bent and became misshaped as I began to tighten the hardware down. Also the structure, as a whole, is not square. It sort of leans to the right a bit. Even so it works for me. I'm a smaller guy (about 140 lbs) so I don't see it breaking anytime soon. If you're bigger than me though (maybe 170+ish), I'd recommend just go ahead and spend a little more money on a better quality pull up bar instead. You'd be better off with something that's made better, so you can get more use out of it.

You get what you pay for. This thing is pretty weak. I am 98% convinced this thing is going to fail one day in the center where the horizontal bar connects together. I just tried it out and it is bending really badly at this connection.If you are near 200lbs, I would get something stronger. Lighter folks should have no trouble. Easy enough to put together (if you have a proper wrench/socket, forget the "wrench" it comes with).

At first I was really skeptical that it would hold up and that it wouldn't need nails.But for no reason, the pull rod is impressive and very sturdy.I even tested it with a few of my friends, and all three of us caught it at the same time. Not surprisingly, we didn't even make a move.If you don't want to deal with the cumbersome hassle of pulling up railings or nails, this is probably your best option.

I like the product. I only use it for pull up exercise. I didn’t give the item a 5 star rating because it left black marks on my door frame.

Product is useless without hardware, if I could provide no stars I would.The hardware is always missing in these products, please send the hardware.I’m not saying it’s impossible to find what you need in a store but this actually inhibits the use of the item until accomplished, not to mention the valuable time wasted when a return could’ve occurred in a timely fashion, without restrictions. The most ridiculous part is perhaps just one missing nut or screw is what’s realized at the time of assembly. Can’t you please include a little extra hardware where you fall short when not making certain the required amount of hardware is provided and included to assemble the item. I can honestly say, that I’m not likely to recommend purchase or purchase in the future with any entities flagrant disregard, lackadaisical mind set for the known issues and the consumers loss. Regardless of risk vs reward, The continue practice of turning a blind eye vs making amends, is this truly an apropos method of resolve???Include the hardware send the hardware!Automatically allow returns of items missing hardware, and refunds to the consumers financial institution and not Amazon money cards.