ONETWOFIT Pull Up Bar for Doorway, 440 lbs Heavy Duty Upper Body Fitness Workout Bar for Home Gym Exercise, Multi-Grip Strength Wall Mounted Door Frame Chin-Up Bar for Almost All Doors

Rock-Solid Wall Pull-Up Bar for Garage or Home Gym This OneTwoFit wall-mounted pull-up bar turned out to be a great addition to my garage gym setup. Once installed properly, it feels solid and professional—sturdy enough for pull-ups, chin-ups, and even hanging accessories like gymnastic rings or resistance bands. The construction is heavy-duty steel with a nice black powder coating that resists rust and scratches. I weigh about 200 lbs, and the bar doesn’t flex or creak at all during use. The six-hole mounting system really helps spread the load evenly, and the grips are surprisingly comfortable—firm enough to feel secure but not abrasive on the hands. Installation takes a bit of planning, especially if you’re mounting to studs that are 16 inches apart (the brackets are closer to 19"). I followed the common trick of mounting two horizontal 2x4s first and bolting the bar to those, which made it rock-solid. The included hardware is fine for concrete or brick walls, but I’d recommend picking up stronger fasteners from a hardware store if you’re using wood. Once up, it’s not going anywhere. I also like that it projects far enough from the wall to allow a full range of motion—no knees or feet hitting the surface behind you. It’s stable, clean-looking, and rated up to 440 lbs, which inspires confidence. Bottom line: A sturdy, stable, and well-built pull-up bar that performs like commercial gym equipment once properly installed. Installation requires some care, but the end result is absolutely worth it.

Assembled it, then mounted it to the wall using the supplied Concrete Expansion anchors. The entire thing ripped out of the wall the moment I put any of my weight on it. I'm going to have to go get some better anchors to replace the crap ones that they supplied. Once it is sturdy I will write a proper review. Giving 3 stars because it seems like a legit piece of training equipment, just cheaped out on anchors Update: Mounted the piece with proper 1/2" anchors from the hardware store. This thing is sturdy as a hell. Handles the heavy bag pretty well, but had to remove the chain and swivel due to the low ceiling in my garage. Still a great product that does everything i need it to do. Upgraded review to five stars.

The bar is actually really great and very sturdy! Mounting was easy as well! Hanging a heavy bag even worked great. The downsides I'll have to say is the bar length for wide grips seems a bit too long and wide grip pull ups can be a bit risky for shoulder health. Or maybe because my size is average and could be fine for being taller folks. Secondly it'd be nice if there was more rubber grip paddings on the other handles near the wide grips for doing regular pull ups. Third, I think the rubber grips in the middle should've been much tighter as they tend to slip around when dropping and the grips misalign. Fourth, it was delivered safely but there was a slight bent on the flat steel to mount it making it bit odd to measure and straighten the bar, and fifth the six screws aren't too great for mounting against the wall so you may need better tools than the ones already given incase the wall type you have isn't suitable Overall the quality is good!

This is sturdy. Assembling it was easy. Installing is going to be completely up to you. Directions are unintelligible. The posts and holes on this are about 19 inches on center, so clearly wider than 16” studs. I knew that when I bought it. I didn’t have the width to buy a model with on-stud brackets Because those tend to be 32 inches wide or more. This one fit my space. As you can see by my pics, I built a 2x4 stringer rigging and attached those to the studs with lag bolts. I used 3/8” x 5” lags and washers. Then I attached the unit to the 2x4s using 3/8” x 2” lags and washers. This might be slight overkill but I don’t want to rip this out of the wall when I’m doing pull-ups. I am 225lbs and it did not flinch with me using it. So far so good. My son who is less than 100lbs will have no problems. Obviously, find the center of your studs. It’s a little bit of a puzzle to figure out how to get all of this to line up and to be level, but if you have hung things like TVs on the wall, you’ll be fine. If you’ve never hung anything heavy before, maybe consider consulting with a friend or relative who has. There are lots of videos out there to help too. Definitely need a good wratchet, preferably with a long extension to help with leverage when cranking the five inch lags. Also, this provides a good anchor for the various strength band attachments.

This is very sturdy and heavy duty. It took some time for my husband to install as instructions not very clear and when he got it installed it was crooked, so he had to use some shims to level it out. Not sure if that was due to the wall itself or the unit. He likes being able to just hop up and do some pull-ups in the garage and not have to drive to the gym.

Screws provided were not for this priduct, none of the screw is compatible, ordered ả replacement

Pros: * Fits together snug, no wiggle (for now) * Has all the hardware * Provided wrench has the sizes (13mm and 10mm) stamped on the metal in case you want to use a ratchet * Grips seem quality and feel comfortable * Having the space to walk under is really nice * Fits frame pads rest flat on the wall of thinner walls on new construction (our house was built in 2018) Cons: * Incomplete parts list and incomplete assembly instructions. Doesn't list how many of each washer they should have for what size * Main bar assembly bolt is supposed to have a washer but that is not depicted QC: * Main bar would not go together without a lot of persuasion. The coating on the bar was put on the male part of the bar. This caused a clearance issue when assembling and made it very difficult (took 15min of banging on the ground, wiggling apart and then twisting to wear the coating away) to get the assembly bolt installed. Ended up having to reassemble after the fact because I didn't have the washer installed because it was not depicted or described in the instructions. Questionable: * The bolt for the assembly of the square door frame mounts has an oversized square hole (for carriage bolt) but the bolts are round. It causes some slop when installing but after tightening down there is no wiggle (for now) * The main bar is two pieces. This makes it compact and easy to ship, but it would be stronger as one single bar Moral/Ethical: * This product has a 4.6 star rating but it is unclear if those reviews are for this product or a different product. There is a trend of companies having one item listed, getting high reviews and then swapping the product out for a different one instead of creating a new listing instantly inflating the perceived quality and popularity of the product. This is a dishonest practice and to be honest kinda shady. ATM I would say buy it but be aware of the caveats. I will update my review in the future if I feel it should be higher and lower.

I bought this to dead hang for my Degenerative Disc Disease. It works great. I haven't had any low back pain and I can dead hang whenever I feel like it.

Peso 85 kg 1.78 de estatura anclada a la dala de una barda de interiores de casa quedó sólida. Llevo utilizándola 6 meses gran producto

Hasta ahora muy bien, es resistente y soporta muy bien el peso del costal y para dominadas es muy estable. Si lo recomiendo.