Armpow Pull up Bar for Doorway, Multifunctional Chin Up Bar,Workout Pullups Bar, for Home Gym Upper Body Workout…

Stable fitting to my door frame.

I have had many doorway pull-up bars over the years, but this is probably the sturdiest and most stable - even more so than screw-in models. While doing pull ups is great, when doing chin-ups my forearms hit the lower bar every time I extend my arms. This makes chin ups awkward and somewhat painful. I also give the bar high marks for ease of set up and height, which is significantly higher than most bars.

It is very sturdy, it is easy to use, the home version is very convenient, and I am very satisfied with its work.Armpow pull up bar is an improved pullup bar,it is an portable and storable home exercise equipment.We always insist a perfect pull up bar should never cost your time on setting up, so we made this doorway pull up bar no assemble neededJust hang it on the doorframe, put the 2 improved protective pads on and there you go, It also can be packed away easily during the trip.Our chin up bar enables you to carry out a range of exercises on one single piece of equipment at your own home.The distance bewteen the two "hook " is 22.83cm, making it almost fit all doors, even doors in the corner. Fit a door width of 22.83”- 6.22”(58-92 cm) and depth of 8.27” (21 cm), and it holds up to 400 lbs (200kg),the length of the upper bar is finnaly shortened to 39.17 inch from 47.24 inch for perfect grip and protect your wrist,shoulders and muscles.Foldable design. This design of the pull up bar makes it a space saver, you can store it under your sofa,beds or anywhere else.Though great efforts are made to let it fits all doorways(the distance between two "hooks " shortend to fit some narrower doors; the upper bar also cut short to fit doors in the corner around walls), we always offer 100% MONEY-BACK for some special or non-standard doorframe that still don't fit.

Great item.

I was looking for a pull up bar that I could easily remove when I wasn’t using it. Overall this product is fairly sturdy, has decent bumpers on it to keep it from scratching your doors or thresholds, and has a reasonably good height when it comes to how low it hangs on the door. In my case the installation was a little more complicated because I have wider doorways in my home, so I had to build a little frame that would hold it in place with a wood piece going across the doorway when I have it up. The unit itself is reasonably well-made, does seem to hold my larger frame well, and it’s been very nice to use. I would say you need to have a decent size lip on the doorway at the top to hang it onto, or you will have some problems with slipping.

Very sturdy, portable, makes it easy to maintain arm / lat strength on a road trip. Glad I purchased this item.

Although this pull-up bar is definitely better than the one that comes in multiple pieces and requires a safety clip to clip the weight-bearing bar on the door hinge, it definitely can use some improvements in some areas.Although this pull-up/chin-up bar does not require any safety clip to clip itself in place, nor it requires that you have a slit between your wall and the door frame, the rubbery material on the top hooks will mar your walls up even with the lightest touch. It is almost impossible to put this thing up on your door without the rubber pieces hitting and marring the frame or wall somewhere. Having masking tape around these areas helps, but it would be nice if they could have a different type of material that does not leave such marks in the first place.The horizontal support is supported by a piece of foam tape that is stuck against the door frame. I am not quite sure why they decided to use foam here, since foam is soft and the immense pressure against the foam will cause the foam to deform. The softness of the foam also allows a slight give while you are swinging on the bar. Although it is not enough to be dangerous, it does give a soft squeak while you are doing it.As you can see by my picture, the foam also left marks on the frame after only 2 uses. The foam itself is also starting to rub off after such light uses and this seems to be the common issue here looking at what other reviewers have experienced. Once the soft foam wears away, you may have bigger issues with the harder piece rubbing against your door.If you have a door that you don't mind damaging the paint on, then I think this is a good option. I did manage to find another bar that was half the cost and uses a solid rubber piece on the horizontal support that does not have this rubbing foam issue.

Great