Adjustable Pull Up Bar for Doorway No Screws Setup - Portable Doorway Pull Up Bar for a Perfect Pullup and Chin Up Workout Anywhere – Indoor Strength Training Home Gym Door Exercise Equipment

This is the 3rd bar I've ordered and it's definitely a keeper! I returned the first two I got because they were difficult to install and faulty, but this one is awesome! I can't review it on how sturdy it is for pullups though because I plan to use it for the lower level exercises, but I don't doubt it can hold up well to a 200 lb person doing pullups. Plus, they include anchors you can install will screws (included) in case you want that extra security. I loved that it comes with a bag to carry it or store it in. I also really appreciated the clear instructions they provided, easy to read and illustrated! The only things I have as constructive criticism for the makers of the Pullinator is that that the two transparent ends come off easily as I twist the ends to extend the bar but I plan on gluing them in so it's not a deal breaker. The other thing is that the red rings are a little tricky to secure into place because the spikes don't align as easily to the gaps where they're supposed to go in, but it's just be a matter of twisting the middle part tight enough, but I wish the red rings could be easier to plug in. Other than I really like the design!

They didn't properly explain this in the production description. Yes, it holds firmly against your door frame, but the silicone attachment to the metal bar wasn't strong enough. They both came apart while my daughter was using it. She fell down and the bar fell on her head. It hurt her foot. Thankfully it wasn't worse! She is 9 yrs old and weighs 70 pounds! I used it a few times but she is the main user of this. So this shouldn't have happened.I considered the safety aspects of this, but I didn't realize that this silicone isn't strongly glued (or nailed) to the metal bar itself!I wouldn't recommend buying this unless they address this directly and update their product description.And yes - as it came down, it damaged the door frame. Them claiming it won't is silly!

Love the torque this pull up bar has, need to be careful setting up on doorframe, could mess door frame up. But if you have a hallway in your house less than 39" it's a perfect place to set it up with no worries of messing the door frame up. The only issue I had with the installation of the pullup bar was placing both lock in place. One lock is uneven with the other and when you go to lock both, one is a pain to set in. Overall good product.

The product is good but the advertisement doesn't needs screws is not honest. If you use no screws you will damage your door frame because they suggest making it so tight that it pulls the door frame away from the door post. The screws they give are short they only go into door frame which can work but for a peace of mind support should be 3 inches long to go into 2X4s beind the door frame to provide a secure hold, this can be liability for the company in the future as they are providing screws that cause injury, highly recommend the company to either not provide the screws or provide 3 inch long screws charge an extra dollar and give people what they need. Other than that so far Two thumbs up.

It was delivered sooner than expected. No problems so-far. I weigh a little over 300# and put it up in the doorway to the office to remind me to do some up and down everytime I go in/out of the office. Working well so far. Don't forsee any problems.

i like it. good product.The pull up bar is pretty much as described. It’s nice, mobile and sturdy and fits in the standard door frame just fine. The hand grip area is cushioned nicely and extremely comfortable as well. Seems like it was thought out nicely. Easy to store away.

Good quality pull up bar, definitely recommend it. The bar secures itself very tight between the door way, and it can definitely hold my body weight plus any movement I do on the bar.With all that being said, the bar is fantastic, but do double check how good your home is... seriously, I installed it between the walls in my hallway and it breaks my fragile wall. I don’t blame on the bar, the bar is great, my apartment is fragile. Then I installed it between door frames, and I heard some cracking sound when I tighten it up.

Yeah no. If you live alone and cannot get this tight enough yourself dont buy it. Get a standing pull up bar and save yourself the headache. I weigh 132. I put all my strength into tightening the damn thing and it still couldnt hold me. My door frame is sturdy. These silicone grips? Hell nah. I strength train FOR FUN so tightening it enough wasn't my issue. Just dont buy it. Gave it two stars because that's where everyone looks for reviews not written by paid actors.