j/fit Deluxe Doorway Pull-Up Bar with Comfort Grips - Longest Length Pull Up BAR Available 40" Wide. (Pull-ups, Chin-ups, Push-ups, Sit-ups, and Dips!)

This bar is easy to setup, and comes with fittings for both chin ups and pull ups. Please note that you won't be able to use this product without screwing the fittings into the door frame. The screws are small, but you will need a drill to put them in.My only complaint is the grips are velcro straps, so, if they aren't positioned well, they can hurt your hands. With that said, the grips are soft and pretty good quality, so if they are positioned correctly, are very nice to use.It supports me very easily, and I am a 75 kilo male.Great buy for the money.TLDR;Pros - InexpensiveGood qualityBuilt to lastCons- Grips can be finickyWill have to drill holes into your door frame.

In order to give a fair review, I've been using this product almost everyday (minus weekends) for over a year, so here it is.I purchased this product because my living space doesn't allow me to use a power tower (low ceiling) and other pull-up bars require a lip over the door frame.Installing this bar inside a door frame is a breeze, just twist until both ends press into the door frame. Also included are metal brackets that you screw in and extend the pull-up bar into for additional support. However, with adequate pressure the bar is very stable and has not slipped once for me (I weigh around 165-170lbs at 5ft11in). Since my purchase, only the grip (closest to the frame) has started to wear a little, otherwise it is in great condition (no rust, chips, etc).Only two downsides I can give/could find. First is that the foam grips are not movable. In my case, I always have one foam grip in my hand when doing pull-ups, and one foam grip in my opposite hand when doing chin-ups, so I suggest wearing gloves. Second, the black door grips leave a black residue on my white door frame, but it easily washes off with water.Overall, I definitely suggest this product to those who are in the same living situation I am in, and also want the additional benefit of its compactness during travel.

You have to screw the metal cups into your door frame, but that really isn’t very hard. Especially if you have a level and a drill. Use some tape on the back of the cups to stick them to the frame so you can temporarily position them. Install the bar and check that it’s level and that your hands have room above the bar. Remove the bar and screw in the screws with the tape still behind the cups if you aren’t concerned about the adhesive on your frame. If you are concerned, use a pencil to mark the cup locations.The bar is heavy and sturdy. The logo on the hand cushions came off immediately, but who cares? The hand cushions wrap around and have a seam which is fastened with Velcro. This wasn’t what I was expecting, especially since the seam is quite large, but it isn’t difficult to position the cushions so the seam isn’t in your way. And the removable function of the cushions is necessary because they have a non slip coating on the inside - meaning they can only be repositioned by peeling off the Velcro and redoing it. I think the very good non slip feature is worth a large seam.The build quality seems really good which is the most important thing in my opinion. I weigh 170 lb.

Very easy installation, i twisted it into my door frame without the metal cap extra supports and it worked great, but i did screw in the metal caps after just for extra peace of mind and safety. Seems like its made very well and the grips can be moved around. Going to be too busy to go to the gym regularly in a few weeks so this will be very helpful so i can use this as part of my workout at home

The bar is solid and easy to install. The major downside is that the bar is made of steel except the 2 padded handles (that you can move). The problem is that these handles get worn after using the bar a lot and they are about to tear. When they do, the bar will essentialy be useless, because using the bar only without handles and padding is very hard on the hands.