SPRI Pull Up Bar - 8-Grip and 12-Grip Door Frame Mounting Pull-Up Bar for Versatile Workouts - Rugged Steel Frame with Foam Handles - Supports 300 Pounds - Fits Door Frames Up to 32 in. Wide – Black

Good pull bar easy to assemble and remove. Multiple functions/grips. Good price and value for the money. I weight around 205lbs and it was sturdy and safe

Light, easy to assemble and perfect fit

Got this to add variety to my home workouts, and it’s been a great purchase. It fits securely on our standard door frame and hasn’t slipped at all just make sure the molding is strong. The different grip options make it versatile for pull-ups, leg raises, and even push-ups off the ground. It supports my weight without wobbling, and the padded grips are comfortable. It did require a bit of pressure to fit the first time, but once it’s in place, it’s solid. Would definitely recommend for anyone trying to build upper body strength at home without drilling into walls.

This only takes a few minutes to screw together each of the pieces, no tools needed. It feels very sturdy and I've never had it slip off the door frame or anything. The handles are pretty comfy to grip and I like how they have the multiple grip options. I have also used it for pushups and sit ups like how they have demonstrated and it works well for those too. I haven't noticed any paint chips or scratches to the wall when I take this down, but I haven't gotten up to look at where it's resting on the door frame.

I don't have any issues with it. It feels alright. It has six grips on it, so yeah I suggest it.

Doesnt fit my doorways. I live in a house built in the early 1900s. The top trim is 6in and this pull up bar doenst hook over it, so it just slides down. Useless. All they need to do is write a sentance stating that it wont work on doors with trim larger than 4".

The product itself has potential, but my unit arrived with broken plastic parts due to damaged packaging. It fits standard Chilean doors, but not very well — I don’t fully trust it to support my weight, and after one slip and a minor injury, I had to modify the door frame for safety. The grip quality is fine, and the functionality is solid when installed properly, but the comfort and confidence while using it on a door where I live aren’t ideal. The screws and frame design could also scratch the floor if not handled carefully. But if build properly, the bar is solid. It won't break mid excersice. It's a decent piece of equipment for upper body work, but it’s not fully adaptable or beginner-friendly, and the build could be improved. Good value for the price, but with clear limitations.

Easy assembly and ease of use make this a great workout device. It supports up to 300 pounds and hooks onto your door frame wood work. After work out, you simply lift it down and stow it away. I like the fact it can also be used for other exercises on the floor such as pushups and sit ups.

Solid, but the grips rotate on the bar. Makes it more of a work, but guys honestly, come on!!

works well for me!

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This pull up bar was easy to assemble, it also feels secure when in place. The foam grips leave a little to be desired from a comfort and security perspective, but overall it gets the job done well.

looks like a good pull up bar. It’s just missing so many screws and spring washers that it is not possible to assemble together