Sportneer Pull Up Bar: Strength Training Chin up Bar without Screws - Adjustable 29.5''-37'' Width Locking Mechanism Pull-up Bar for Doorway - Max Load 440lbs for Home Gym Upper Body Workout, Non-slip

So far, I’ve had no issues at all. It was very easy to set up, and I really appreciate that it required no tools. My aunt was amazed at how simple it was she even called it a marvel because she thought I’d need to screw it into place. I’ve been using it in my 33-inch door frame for over four weeks now, and it hasn’t shifted or moved at all. The bar is solid and secure. I usually walk by and do a few push-ups. I currently weigh 246 pounds, and based on my experience, the install and measurement guide is accurate. No complaints!

this bar works well for me and I have it positioned so that I can do a few chin ups, pull ups ald leg lifts every day and it is making a difference, the bar is very strudy and I have no worries that its going to fall. i'm a little shy of 200 lbs and its holding up just fine

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It is secure in our doorway and, now in our late 70's, we actively hang from it several times a week.

I wish it was easier to get it to cling and move about. I like to use different heights for different calisthenic exercises, and it works great for those positions. It's wide enough that it fits an opening that has no door stop or trim, and the sides are load bearing and structural, so I'm not afraid of breaking something. But it does make the frame groan a bit if I tighten it too much.It can take my weight and even me standing on it and jumping a bit. So far, I expect it to hold up well and I trust it. I also expect to have to clean the frame every now and then to keep it smooth as well as the surface of the grip, all to keep the friction up. It hasn't left any marks yet and I've not managed to get it to fail without loosening it. While it takes some time to adjust to different heights, it's easier to use, can travel with me and definitely stores easier than a pull up stand.

Easy to set up and sturdy. I am a 6’4” 200 lb man and it holds me well. Also allows me to walk underneath without hitting my head.

The design of this pull up bar allows you to install it perfectly almost anywhere.

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Basically a good sturdy bar but there's one strong advantage to its design and a couple of shortcomings. First, the big advantage -- you can install it in a doorway and still close the door when desired. 1) You may have to duck a little when entering the room, but you'll figure that out after a few tries. 2) The directional labels on the bar on which way to turn it to tighten it in the doorway are backwards to how it works; that's pretty obvious when you install it. The friction between the bar pads and the doorway requires excessive pressure on the door frame to prevent slipping. Making it tight enough to be safe may crack the door frame especially for adult users. It really needs shims installed between the frame and the doorway's rough opening or small blocks firmly attached to the frame below the pads on the bar. Net: Good bar once you get past the installation hassles.