Ultimate Body Press Elevated Doorway Pull Up Bar

A pretty nice pull up bar. It was super easy to assemble and the pipe seems like pretty sturdy material. The unit came in silver and I believe it was advertised in white but I like the color. Two of the plastic end caps were busted inward but I had two extras on the extensions so I'm good. These are for aesthetic or protective purposes and don't affect its functionality. There are also a few hard plastic bushings that seem good enough now but I wonder about in the long term but if they break they are easily replaceable with neoprene washers from your local hardware store. The grip points are fairly thin foam and seem okay but probably will wear with time. The unit itself seems pretty sturdy when installed. I believe that the design of bent pipes and 6 bolted connection points as well as the extra downward pressure on the frame from the extended grip positions contribute to the sturdy feeling of this pull up bar. Installation and removal is simple and is done with one easy movement. Hold unit at a diagonal angle with connection points situated respectively to the door frame on one side and above door on the other and push upward and twist into place, center above the opening and both sides of the frame and pull downward on the unit until it secures into place over and on top of the top frame and onto the side frames. I would err on the side of caution and give it a couple of good pulls and give it a test hang before going all-in. I weigh 175 lbs and I did some Pull-ups, chin-ups and knee raises and this thing felt solid and safe. I also tried band assisted Pull-Ups and it worked great. The wide pull up position, side grip and regular chin up positions extend up and away from the door frame which works nice with my step down to the hall! There are also lower grip positions in the center for chin-ups or Pull-Ups. Six different grip positions in all so it seems pretty versatile. I really like the sideways grip which was one of the determining factors of this purchase. As is I think that the hard plastic contact points would be hard on a painted wood frame. Most frames are beveled or cut where there are cornered edges so I suggest a bit of padding to help protect your frame. I have hard vinyl composite brown wood grain door frames so it seems to be doing fine but I will probably cut up a mouse pad or get some foam from the hardware store and put a bit of cushioning under the contact points. My opening is 36.5" inside dimension and with the extensions it fits perfectly centered on the door frame. This can also be used on the floor for raised push-ups, dips Etc. So far I'm very happy with this purchase and would recommend it. I went back and forth between this unit and a few that were cheaper and as far as functionality, a seemingly solid build and the extended positioning with multi grip points this just seemed like the best choice for me. I don't have experience with any other door frame mounted pull-up bars but so far I'm really happy with this one.

This pull-up bar is AMAZING!!! I got this for my daughter and me. We've bought pull-up bars in the past but this one feels way sturdier than the others. My door is 23 inches wide and fits perfectly even though it said it fits 24 inches and up. My favorite part about my pull-up bar is that it is so easy to build, use, and there are black cushions for comfort. At first glance, i did think it was a little pricey but for the quality it's definitely worth it.

This pull up bar is solid! The metal tubes are a little thicker than usual, which is good and strong but gives a thicker grip, which I’m fine with. Thinner bars squeezes and hurts my hand callus, this bar does not. I’m able to hang on for longer. This bar does not shift side to side over time because it uses those blue plastic contour things in between the bars to keep them in place. The bar is well-built and heavier than other bars I’ve used. I also bought it for the higher height so that my legs are fully straight. I’m 5’7” 140lbs and this bar is perfect for me.but I have no doubt this bar can support way more weight. It is about 83 inches from the floor to the top bar. I recommend!

The assembly instructions were vague thus requiring you to figure out much of it for yourself. Also, one of the bolts that they included was a huge bolt that bore no resemblance to the other bolt to assemble the unit. It was like they just stuck something in there to complete the package. Ridiculous! I've been using it every day for over 8 months now and it is a very good piece of equipment that allows for many different grips. The key thing for anyone considering purchasing this product is that the pads that press up against the door frame will destroy the finish and grind into the wood frame because they are not soft at all. This to me is a huge shortcoming by the designers of this product. Until the geniuses who created this product remedy that problem I would avoid buying this product unless you're okay with having your door frame ruined.

I was initially concerned after reading some of the negative reviews. But, I am thrilled with this purchase. Assembly was very easy. The unit is much heftier than my previous doorway chin-up bar. The individual tubes are also thicker than my previous bar. The unit fits in my doorway perfectly, though, as you can see from one of the close-up photos, I had to slide one of the resting pads down the tube on the left side to make better contact with the door frame. The unit is a good height and allows me to do my chin-ups and pull-ups with good clearance from the floor. Though, I am 5'9" and, with my reach, I can just grab the bar on my tiptoes. Because the bar is a little thicker than most cheaper doorway chin-up bars, some people with smaller hands may find grasping the bar a little difficult at first. But, I like the thicker bar because it actually helps me develop a stronger grip. I did purchase a couple of sets of SmartGrepp Weightlifting Grips to help me grasp the bar more securely. Bottom line...it works well for me. I believe that it's fairly priced, well-made, positions securely in the doorway and offers many more range of motion exercises than the cheaper alternatives.

I'm really happy I decided to spend a little more on this pull up bar. I'm tall and the extra height seems essential. I've had no issues with damage on the door frame so far. It seems like the company might be upgrading the product over time based on feedback, because on my door frame, no soft grip rubber touches. Instead there is firm rubber with a flat edge where it contacts the door. Another nice feature is that the bolts that hold it together over the top on the door frame are recessed in the bar- so unlike other pull ups bars, this one will not leave two little indents in your drywall above the door. The reviews about the broken arc washers are written by people who overtightened them to the point of breaking, which the instructions say explicitly not to do. I tightened mine "snug" during assembly, hung on the bar, decided I wanted to tighten a little more, and that was it. The space requirements stated were accurate, and I was able to hang it where a folding style bar would not. The only bad thing I can say about this kind of bar is that it doesn't tuck away as easily as more basic bars. I use mine in a doorway I have to close often, so finding a spot to store it while not in use is a pain. It does not partially tuck under furniture like other bars, but the functionality of the bar is worth more to me than the ability to store it elegantly.

This pull up bar is not “XL” but just includes an accessory to extend the bar support beam to fit the width. The “XL” doesn’t apply to thicker door frames though. We didn’t even get the correct Allen bolts, as ours were too short to fit the incredibly difficult instructions, which required 2 flat washers, a spring washer, and a cap nut. Horrible instructions and impossible to install. They don’t even have a video guide on their website, which I’ve still not heard back from after requesting a support ticket to address the incorrect sized bolt. We ended up going to the store to purchase a correctly sized bolt, but still ran into the door issue. One additional concern is the fact that all of these parts and nuts/bolts/washers don’t seem anywhere near the price point, leading me to question the safety of the actual pull up bar for a 6’3” 195lb guy. The plastic ‘Support Beam’ is so wibbly wobbly it could fall off at any point.

Very nice in every way

I paid £50 for this and it was a good deal. It's very well made and solid with good options for various hand positions. It was easy to assemble and it fits my door frame perfectly. I've been using it for several months and it's still as solid as the day I bought it.

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Me gustó que es rápido de armar, es fácil de usar, el material del producto es bueno, tiene un buen material para el agarre, buena calidad y diseño. No me gustó que las paredes tienen que ser gruesas para que la barra se acople totalmente, de lo contrario se resbala y podría ser hasta peligroso.

Arrived missing missing the dozen or so screws, washers and tools that are supposed to be included so I had to return it 🤷

Estoy satisfecho con este producto. Lo uso con frecuencia, es práctico y resistente.