PLKOWall Mount Pull Up Bar Wall Mounted Body Press Pull Up Bar Gym Chin-Up for Upper Body Workout

I’ll admit that I should have paid more attention to the dimensions. Would have saved me a lot of work. But the width of the mounting brackets doesn’t fit on my “standard” 16 inch distance studs. It was off by about 4 or 5 inches. So one bracket on a stud and the other hanging on dry wall. Had I paid attention, I probably would have gone with a different brand. So measure where you want this to go if you aren’t going into solid concrete.I had to build a wall. I got 2x12s cut to 60 inches long. Mounted 5 of them onto the studs and then mounted the bar onto the wall. Once I did that, it works great. To be clear each 60 inch board is bolted into 4 studs. And the pull up bar is bolted into 3 of these 5 boards. I’ve spread the load out a lot. But once I got the pull up bar up, it works great. Even did some kipping pull ups on it with no issues.I love the different style grips. I will say that if you’ve got larger hands, your fingers might be a bit squished using some of the grips. Especially for pronated pull-ups.

Shipped fine, package was a little beat up. Assembly took some time, bolts and nuts were fine. I added loktite to keep it together, but the lock nuts are probably fine. I lagged it into studs for support. I’m 295lbs, feels solid.The pads are cheap, won’t hold up great, but doesn’t bother me for the cost. Eventually I’ll wrap in athletic tape as the vinyl splits.My only complaint is that there isn’t enough crossbar space for supinated pull-ups - the “hammer” style (parallel) grips are right where my hands should go for supinated. Im thinking about cutting them off.

I bought this to replace my pullup bar that I had taken to my jiu-jitsu school. I like this one better than the one I had before. The tubing is the perfect diameter and gives several grip options to change the angle you hit your lats. I use the eyelets to hang resistance bands. If I need another bar, this will be the one I buy again.

-easy to install-sturdy-decent material-perfect for home gym-saves more space than a bulky Pull up & dip bar tower

Purchased this for my son who is getting into working out now. Had bought him some dumbbells to work out in his room previous and wanted to get him something else to strength train with. Problem was he likes to work out in his bedroom, but it is a very small room. This was perfect for his needs and he has really enjoys using it. It was easy to put together and I reinforced it on his wall. When my 6'-2" 275 pound body held up, I knew it would work for his teenage body size. He gets a lot of use from it and it is easy to flip to do different exercises. very happy with this purchase.

Super easy to assemble, though needs some modification depending on where your mounting it. It is designed for concrete walls, buy I screwed it to studs and put up a backing to support the "arms" and this is working well for me. Product is 5 star, but the mounting to a concrete wall wasn't as well known as I think it should be as it would have gone through my wall if I didn't notice it as soon as I did.

I like that it is sturdy and will made. I did not like that it has to be attached to a concrete wall.

Good sturdy bar. A little flex with heavy (270lb) guy but a great value. Pretty easy to put together. Recommended.The guy hanging in the demo picture is tiny. Probably like putting a 6 year old on the bar. Haaa.