Gravity Fitness Pull-Up Bar - Portable Pull-Up Rack Home Gym Equipment, Calisthenics, & Bodyweight Training - Adjustable Pull-Up Rack & Dip Station

Packaging could be better and better care can be taken to wrap the product, the paint was scratched and scoffed even before I un boxed the product. With that said once I assembled the whole device more paint came off which you can see in the picture but all that cosmetic and does not come in the way of my workout although I am the type of person who likes to keep his device and equipment shiny and tidy specially if I just paid 100£ for them anyway moving on to assembly processThe diagram attached shows the whole thing assembled and from that you can easily figure out what goes where and the whole thing takes minutes with easy however because of the paint job some wholes needs cleaning so the looks aligned and securedTrainingThe device was stable enough, good height rangeworkout options are greatWorth the money spentSecure enough although it’s worth noting that there is a little movement when pulling up due to body weight shifting but it is steady enough so you won’t feel that you insecure or about to fallMaterial is top quality although paint job is a let downSize is perfect for my living room or bed room but I will advice investing in 10mm foam matStorageEasily de assembled and stored in its bad in the cupboard or under your bed out of sight and out of the wayLight to some extent so portability is not an issueFinally this product did push up my workout and gave me that gym feeling at home so if your asking should I buy it and is it worth the time and money then yes it is

I am pleased with my purchase but some points to note:- I am 6ft 2 with long arms. I have no issues using the equipment, though I obviously have to bend my legs.- There is some wobble as other reviewers have identified. You get used to it quickly.- The bar is pretty thick and a little slick. As other reviewers have said, your max reps on a small, knurled and stable bar is going to be much higher than on this equipment. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but if you are buying this bar to hang for lengths of time for improved shoulder health, its going to be a tough bar for that and you may want to buy something else. My hands slip off after about 7-8 reps (I have no desire to use chalk in my house).- Could be boxed better and better wrapped as others have identified. I have bought two of these and one had some powdered rust which wiped off.Overall I like this item of equipment and use it 3-5 times a week. It allows me to do pull-ups at home in a much safer and more secure way as compared to a doorway bar and at a good price point. I have bought other items of Gravity Fitness equipment (vests, dip bars) and they are a quality company.

The media could not be loaded. I love how easily you can assemble and disassemble this pull up rack, its robustness, the confidence it gives you to do any exercise you want.I am 1.83 m and 86kg (sorry no pounds and inches, do the maths) and I bought it to do exercises for my backpain and waist (55 years old). I have had it since January and I exercise every day. pulls, triceps, push ups, and whatever else my age allows.The only problem I have is that it trembles a little, but while at first it scared me, now that I have realized that it is not going to break, it does not bother me. And also that my ceiling is not high enough to do more with it (high expectations you will tell me, go out in the yard, sorry I'm cold!)A big advantage, that it has life warranty! unusual for a fitness device.

The pull-up unit was easy to assemble, took about 15 minutes. Having read some reviews that said the unit had a tendency to come apart during heavy use, I was a bit concerned — but I placed the frame on some interlinking gym mats and haven’t noticed any kind of separation. The frame has sunk into the mats slightly and settled into shallow pockets that hold it in place. Using the frame: I found the necessity of tucking your lower legs up when doing pull-ups slightly awkward, but if the unit was any taller it probably wouldn’t be suitable for indoor use (and less portable). The dip bar is great, very similar to the one I use in the gym. My only gripe (from the perspective of a female user) is that the bars are slightly broad for small hands. This combined with the coated metal (which can become quite slippy) can make gripping the bar a bit awkward. I haven’t tried using it for other exercises as yet, but I’m looking forward to trying it out with Olympic rings. Overall, I think it’s a brilliant piece of equipment and it's now integral to my home workouts.

This items is very good value for money as long as you are under 6ft. It is well made and very easy to put together. I find after 4 months of using it and trying to adjust to it that it is very hard to do hanging leg raises as it is a bit on the short side, due to having to fit it in a modern house with low ceilings! I have made contact with Gravity to see if the was an option to purchase a couple of extension bars to make it higher....maybe to use it outside and there isn't an option because it would make it more unstable :(

The media could not be loaded. The concept like many others is good, it's relatively easy to assemble and disassemble...but, it's just too unstable.I'm just 65kg and it wobbles so much you just can't do anything without it flexing so much.Shame!Will be returning asap!

Excellent serviceQuality item for a stay at home fitness fanaticTook me a while to figure it out but a chin up is basically a 90kg lat pulldownOr a 90kg bicep curl etc which is easily enough.I am looking forward to the advanced stuff