Yes4All Pull Up Bar Wall Mounted - Multifunctional Wall Mounted Pull Up Bar for Home Gym Workout Strength Training Equipment

Very stable, mounted on an overhand. I needed a bar with drop so that I could mount it and not have my head hit the ceiling. The only issue for me is that the flat standard pullup grip is pretty narrow.

assembly was super quick and easy, it was out the box and on the wall in under 30 minutes. I feel fully supported when I use it, there’s no shaking or wobbling. it also looks good.

Received the product on time, had it mounted the same day. Did 4 sets of wide-grip pull-ups, 8,5,5,5 respectively. I'm 6' tall, weigh 180 Lbs., and will be 65 years old in two months. My goal = a single set of 20 dead-drop reps within a year. Did 17 at the base gym about 6 months ago, but have reduced gym workouts so much, that 12-reps is a struggle. Having my own bar should help a great deal. Contrary to many reviews, the included hardware worked fine and appears more than adequate. The lag bolts torqued up fine with pre-drilled holes, mounted through 1/2" sheet rock into 16" on-center wall studs in the garage. I used all 6 of the lag bolts supplied, testing with two, then four, and finally felt 6 was necessary for stability/safety. The single-piece, wide-grip/tight-grip bar, that mounts parallel to the wall is a much appreciated improvement over the others that previously/currently use a two-piece bar requiring two extra bolts. The diameter of the grips are comfortable, not too narrow nor wide to get a good hold of. The soft, black, foam padding on all grip areas is suitably thick resulting in a comfortable grip, and was not damaged in shipping. The fit and finish of all metal pieces is excellent, mirror black, smooth, no burrs or scratches. Why only four stars? The cross bar, for wide gripping, tends to twist, move, a little with a rigorous pull up. As another review pointed out, the bar itself is round, with a concave surface where the connection bolts go through it, and through the square bars it mounts to. This creates a very small contact point between the two bars, resulting in a slight wiggle on a quick pull-up. The two bolts joining those bars are as tight as I dare make them without possibly stripping the nuts, shearing the bolts, or warping the bars. Other than that the unit is solid, sturdy, and well worth the slightly less than thirty dollars it cost me. The included closed-end wrench for bolt/nut connectors is adequate for assembly if that's all you have, but it's quite thin and thus slips a lot if not carefully handled. I don't recommend using it to tighten the lag bolts at all, would be very difficult even with pre-drilled holes if not impossible. One washer, out of six, was missing but everything else was there. Compared to all the other brand options I researched over the past year, this unit was the best bang-for-buck I could find.

Strong

Very sturdy, easy to assemble and hang. We have used ours for years!! Highly recommended!

Great product, decent price. I use my own 6” screws to mount it to the wood studs behind the wall. I also use the extra screw hole on the bar to hang a kid’s punching bag (40 lbs) for my son. It’s a great system for my pull- up workout and my kid’s bag workout. It feels very strong and solid.

Comes with drywall anchors and a toy wrench but don't bother with those. Sink the lag screws into wall studs with a rachet set, a worthwhile workout on its own.Seems well built, good value. The instructions are written in about 8 languages but still manage to say nothing beyond an Ikea-like diagram that leaves it all on you to figure out.

I mounted this on my outdoor swingset header bar and it seems to be working well. I had to turn the mount bars horizontal to fit my 4x6 swing header as the screw holes would not fit within my wooden header with regular vertical mounting. I also had to drill 1/4" holes into the mount bars (since I turned the mount bars by 90deg) to put the screws in for the chin-up crossbar. Took a few trips to Home depot to get the screws, locknuts, washers to mount into the header. For some reason the screws that are used for the crossbar are a bit small in length.. I would recommend a 4" screw instead of the 3" that comes in the pack. Oh.. and like some of the reviews have said, I would not trust the mounting hardware/screws that come with the set and I would not feel comfortable mounting this into wall studs directly.. it will eventually pop out if you are using this regularly. Also, the instructions are not super great, but if you are handy it's pretty simple to figure out.