R2 Wall Mounted Pull Up Bar, (500 lbs) Weight Capacity, Heavy Duty Steel Chin up Bar/ At home pull up bar or Commercial Gym Workout, Upper Body Workout Bar , Black

I wanted a pull up bar outside of my office to mirror the one at Gold’s Gym in Venice. This one looks and feels the same. It’s as wide as you’d ever need, nice grip, incredibly stable. I have one employee that weights 280lbs and another that’s 250. I’m 178 and no one could budge it. Stable as hell. It was kind of difficult to install and took a couple of hours but well worth it

This is such a great pull-up bar, which is easy to install, and it's very strong. It comes with six expansion anchors for mounting into concrete size M10x80. I installed this by myself in about an hour and here are a few tips for doing it yourself:Tools: Hammer Drill, Ladder, Pencil, Level, Hammer, Crescent Wrench, Vice Grips or Channel Locks.1. Measure your desired area to understand the bar in anchoring layout completely before installing anything.2. Mark the top anchor hole for one wall bracket only, then drill the hole.3. Set the top anchor temporarily with the wall bracket attached, then mark the remaining two holes of the wall bracket.4. Drill the remaining two holes of the wall bracket.5. Install the wall bracket set the anchors. The anchors should be pre-installed onto the wall bracket.6. Hold the bar up to the wall with one end abutted against the installed bracket and mark the other end, which will be the location of the next bracket7. Repeat the bracket installation steps indicated above.8. Install the bar. I mounted mine with the bolt heads facing inward toward the bar, so the nuts were on the outside so as to avoid miagrabbing any bolt projection.9. Snug-tight, as defined by AISC, is all that is needed. Do not over tighten these bolts or you will compress the hollow square brackets.I would expect installing onto a wood stud substrate will be similar process.

The media could not be loaded. I am 67 years old and have been doing pull ups on my pegboard for some time now. I wanted to have a pull up bar that I could use for different types of grip and hand locations. This bar worked out perfect that I could still use my pegboard and also do pullups. Very sturdy and easy to put together.

Definitely love this pull-up bar! It’s unfortunate that there’s not a template to assist in pilot hole placement. I also don’t trust the screws that come with it and went to my local hardware store to upgrade the screws to something that I could use a socket wrench to rogue down directly into the studs. I did use the washers that came with it and also picked up a solid piece of quality plywood secure to the wall first. Maybe I’m just not a handyman but I felt it was a bit more difficult and time consuming to mount properly than I feel it should be. But it’s mounted now and I absolutely love it!

Exactly what was wanted. Have been using with bands and rings and it works perfectly. I am 250 lbs and it doesn't move. I attached to a cement block wall, and there are 10+ guys at work who are actively using it.

Did not come with the correct mounting bolts. Have to go purchase separately now. Annoying

I purchased this pull up bar to mount to a wall in my garage on wood studs behind drywall. The package only came with expansion bolts which are used for concrete walls so I purchased 4 inch 3/8 lag bolts to mount it to the wooden studs. It only cost me $6 at Home Depot so I’m not going to complain.The pull up bar is very sturdy and the non slip texture and width of the bar is perfect in my opinion. I think this bar is a bargain at this price which was $50 wen I ordered it.The best feature is that it sticks out farther from the wall than most pull up bars so your feet don’t hit the wall. It’s great

More than expected, value for the money, build quality