Pull Up Bar Doorway, Chin up Bar no Screws, Heavy Duty Trainer for Home no Need to Installation and Disassembly

The pull up bar is very sturdy and allows for a perfect fit onto the door. The setup is very easy and straight forward not only is it easy to setup but its very easy to remove when not in use. The bar has a fold design allowing it to be quickly removed and stored very conveniently. The bar is solid, and can also be used to do sit-ups and pushups. The bar fits well with numerous door sizes and is very sturdy. This is definitely a product I would recommend.

I’ve had my fair share of at-home pull up bars and this one has been outstanding so far. We‘ve been using it daily for the past 5 weeks and it has been super sturdy. The foam grip on the bar seems to be higher quality than my other pull up bars I’ve had. Our home was built in the 70s so we were concerned about the sturdiness of our house more than the bar itself haha! My husband and I both have already greatly improved on our upper body strength! Awesome purchase!

The placement of the outward handles is simply too wide. I am 5 feet 11 inches with average to a little above average length in wingspan and I can't use the outer handles. They shouldn't even be on there. Also, the location of the joints to provide the extender arms are in a bad location as well. They are right were I would want to put my hands for a pull up..so you can't get a good grip. With that being said, it was simple to setup, it seems to be sturdy, and I can do pull ups. I got this one because it was the least expensive on here. Its not the best, but it gets the job done when I can't go outside to the park for exercise.

The media could not be loaded.  I have ordered Handsonic pull up bar doorway from Amazon! It’s the most convenient bar I have ever trained at home! It’s strong and stable enough for guys and girl to train at home with capacity of 286 lbs! Besides, I can place this bar on the ground to train with another exercise as my tricep exercise! Highly recommended!

Got this when the Covid 19 shut the gym down. Has been excellent and sturdy for pull ups and chin ups. I feel confident using it and that it’s not going to fail under load.Make sure your door is wide enough with clearance to get it set up properly. Otherwise it won’t work as designed.

I once had a pull up bar before that I got from Ross, it was basic and is did it's job, I moved and decided to get rid it. But now, I got this thing. This thing is so much more versatile. So many different ways you can do a pull-up on this thing and its sturdy, does not feel like its going to come off or break. So its really safe in my opinion.

I have recently bought the handsonic pull up bar doorway from you for exercises at home. On September 17, 2020 after work as usual I did exercises and when I was on the top, suddenly the bar unfixed and I fell down on the floor from around 2m height backward. I hit my lower back and head so hard that I lost consciousness for couple of seconds. I could not get up, I felt disoriented and had a terrible headache, dizziness. The next day I tried to work but could not because of constant disorientation, headache and dizziness and pain in my lower back. I had to go to ER. They checked me up, did the computer tomography and I was diagnosed as concussion. So, for the next couple of days I could not work as well. I still have headaches and disorientation which are do not let me work properly. Thus due to your product I suffered both physical and moral losses. And I think that I’m lucky enough that I’m still alive afterall.

Overall I'd say this is a really solid and well-made bar. It didn't fit my doorways as we have unusually high trim so the supports were about 1/2" short of reaching. Anything 4" or less should work but make sure you include the "inside the door frame" trim if you have any. Mine has a trim piece inside the frame that prevents this from working. It idid, however, fit one door frame that goes out to our deck as it doesn't have the ornate trim on the outdoors side of the frame.As I suspected from looking at most of these doorway bars, the outer grips are REALLY wide and too wide for me at 5' 9" tall with medium-length arms so unless you are 6' tall and/or have really long arms it's going to be quite a stretch. I can use the inner portion of the bar but this is a bit narrower than I prefer.EDIT: Another thing I wanted to mention. The video shows the guys doing pull ups with his palms facing forward. You really can't do this because your forearms will press against the lower bar making it very uncomfortable.