RHINOSPORTDoor Pull Up Bar Doorway Chin Up Bar from 69-92 cm (27.1in-36.2in) Workout Equipment No Screws

Great pull up bar (although I use it for chin up more often). Very easy to grip and feels secure and solid when using. Fits wide door frames unlike other bars I've tried. Looks nice too. Really looking forward to getting into calisthenics with this piece of equipment. Well worth the money and a great investment.

Recently bought this door pull-up bar and installed in my home to improve my fitness. It is very easy to install without the need of a screwdriver. The hand grips and the surface of the chin-up bar is fully covered with the EVA foam handles which provides comfort thereby reducing the hand pain and fatigue. They holds the doors so tightly with it's non-slip protection effect. It prevents the doors from cracking as both sides of the bar is made of soft PVC material. The triple gear lock design, locking and anti-rotation design of this bar helps to prevent the lever from loosening and rotating. It also provides us utmost safety with the stainless steel tube which prevents the lever from turning while using it.

Bought this pull up bar for my 19 year old son for his birthday. Well received & seems really good. Attached to door frame easily & held his weight 74 kilos without slipping. Would recommend.

Very good quality and a awesome grip between the door frame I got this for my son but I tested it first I'm 13 and a bit stone and I couldn't get it to move at all very easy to adjust

Great pull up bar which took minutes to install. The first time it slid down under my weight (88kg) but once I tightened it further it was great! Can hang upside down off it (with gravity boots) and no slippage of the bar.The only caveat is that as I tightened it (bearing in mind it extends within the door frame and applies pressure to keep it fixed) I noticed the door frame did creak with minor stretch on the door frame corners creating minimal gaps at the joints. These gaps can be filled in but bear in mind that the door frame should be on a loadbearing wall or a very firm wall as opposed to a partition. I can imagine otherwise you would end up ripping the doorframe out of the wall.