ProsourceFit Multi-Use Doorway Chin-Up/Pull-Up Bar, Portable & Easy Storage – Fitness Trainer for Home Gym Exercise

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The screw holes do not align so it’s difficult to complete the assembly

DO NOT BUY This item is garbage. Cheap materials. One pull up done and the bar is already bent. Don’t waste your money on this

The bar is not fit for purpose at all. Made of cheap metals so the bar bends in the middle after a few uses. The bar is about to snap, that’s how much it’s bent and I only bought it 5 days ago.

Used it once, already stript, useless thing, do not adivdse anyone to buy, absolute waste of your money.

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Decidí comprar ésta barra para poder entrenar físicamente sin la necesidad de pagar una mensualidad en el gimnasio, llevo 3 meses con ella y la verdad es que los resultados son más que sorprendentes siempre y cuando se tenga constancia y una buena técnica. En cuanto a la calidad del producto es excelente la barra es resistente, incluye L's y tornillos para la instalación los cuales son demasiado fuertes si se instalan bien no he tenido problemas de que se suelte mientras he entrenado. Hay una pequeña falla que es que puede dañar la pared por parte de uno de los tubos que directamente hace contacto con la pared y los colchones laterales por muy anchos que sean no pueden evitar, de ahí en fuera es un muy buen producto, en verdad lo recomiendo mucho.

I’ve had this ProsourceFit pull-up bar since 2019 and it’s held up really well over the years (it is now 2026). It fits securely on a standard door frame and feels sturdy when in use. Assembly was quick and straightforward, and once it’s set up, it doesn’t feel flimsy or unstable. I weigh around 170 lbs and haven’t had any issues with it supporting my weight. Pull-ups, chin-ups, and hanging exercises all feel solid, which is what matters most. That said, there are a couple things to be aware of. Over time, it can leave marks on the wall and rub down the paint on the door frame where it sits. I’d strongly recommend putting some cardboard, felt pads, or another type of protection between the bar and the frame if you care about keeping things pristine. Overall, it’s a sturdy, easy-to-use pull-up bar that’s lasted me years with no mechanical issues. Just be prepared to protect your door frame and walls, and it does exactly what it’s supposed to do.

I am a big fan of these pull up bars, put them in a doorway you regularly walk through and just hang it feels so good on your back, great for pull ups too ;) I am not comfortable with the big bulky bars that hang off a doorframe as I get nervous they will slip off, these are safe and secure and take up very little space.

This pull up bar has been extremely reliable for me over the last 4 months or so. It is bigger than most door way bars, so if you have wide doorways like I do, then it will still fit just fine. Make sure to double check the maximum widths before you purchase. I did find it a bit of a hassle to put together initially, but once I watched a YouTube tutorial briefly, everything went together fairly well. I found the instructions a bit hard to decipher. The tolerances on the pieces connecting are loose, so nothing will be exactly in line and you can push everything into place easily. The tools provided were a bit cheap, but functioned for what they needed to, which is to screw in the bolts and tighten it all together. Once it is built, the bar can easily be hooked onto the doorway, and taken off in a few seconds so the door can close fully. The bar itself is very high quality, the metal is strong and heavy, and the foam grips seem like they would take a while to wear down. I never once felt insecure when using the bar, although I would not want to swing on it. It works well for pull ups, chin ups, neutral pull ups. Since the bar is so long there are a variety of hand positions you can use. So wide or close grip pull ups are possible. It works for push ups on the ground if you need it to, and again felt very sturdy under my weight. According to the manual, the max weight supported is 130kg, although at 90KG once of my friends was causing it to creak quite a bit. So if you weigh more than 100KG I would be extremely careful. The bar does leave black marks on the wall above the doorway, and also on the sides wherever it touches the frame. They seem to clean off, but if you use it for a long period of time, it may be worth putting something thin in-between the doorway and black foam/rubber parts of the bar. I wouldn't advise to use this in rental properties or weak/old door frames, and if you are, be very careful. The bar can be dismantled, so if you want to use it for travel between places, it is possible. However there are probably smaller or cheaper ones that would be better to use for this purpose. Overall the bar is very secure and safe, and provides a lot of use for workouts. For £35 it was well worth it.

This is a really good piece of equipment. Assembly was easy, the instructions were pretty obvious and if necessary you can see the picture on the box and work from there. All the necessary hardware came in the box, including a hex key for installing the bolts and a precisely fitted wrench for holding the nut in place while you tighten the bolts. There are two sizes of bolt, one pair which attaches the crossbar, and a bunch of other ones which are exactly the same size and are used to assemble every other part of the bar. It's as easy as can be. Protip: If you put all the bolts on and just finger-tighten the nuts, you can be sure you have everything in its correct place before you use the hex key to make everything nice and sturdy. I didn't use the bracket with the wall anchors because I like to be able to take the bar down if necessary. This does work best on a door that has enough vertical room on the opposite side (the side away from the way you will be facing) for the padded crossbar to rest above whatever trim you have there. The part that gets rests on "your side" of the door is two plastic end-caps on the end of the curved pieces. These caps haven't marred my door trim, although like another review said, you can always place a little shim of cardboard there if it is something that concerns you. Once assembled, it is very sturdy and secure. Placed in the door per the instructions, it holds my 180lb weight with no problems. It does creak a little bit under my full weight, but at no point does it ever feel loose or insecure. All of the different grips give you plenty of options on which exercises you want to do. This piece of equipment is designed well, engineered well, and performs well. It is definitely worth the price.