Chin-Up Bar at Power Systems Inc. 46" wide solid steel chinning bar provides plenty of room for various grip widths. Bolts to wall (hardware not included).[]

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3 in 1 Chin-Up Bar + Push-Up Bar + Sit-Up Bar

• Heavy-Duty Chrome Plated Steel Bar


• Adjusts to 26.5 in. - 36 in. Door Frames


• Holds Up To 400 Lbs.


• Sturdy Locking Brackets


• Easily Adjusts For Push-Ups And Sit-Ups

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The most durable pull-up bar ever made!

Built for durability and comfort this is the ultimate muscle fitness training tool to strengthen and develop your shoulders back arms and abs and more. There's no better way to take your upper-body workout to the next level.

The P90X® Chin-Up Bar mounts easily to any doorframe to become your own personal gym. The custom design with 12 grip positions makes this the perfect tool for chin-ups and pull-ups.

• Sturdy chin-up bar with heavy-gauge steel frame


• Patented design offers 12 grip positions for diverse workouts


• Strengthens and develops shoulders arms back abs and more


• Professional-grade foam-covered handles are easy on the hands


• Supports up to 300 pounds; fits doorways up to 32 inches wide

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The GoFit Chin Up Bar is a great addition to your at home training program. Not only is the bar perfect for chin-ups its can also be used as a foot anchor for sit-ups and crunches. The GoFit Chin-Up bar will adjust to fit most standard width doorframes. The bar easily supports up to 250 pounds of weight when mounted properly. Comfortable foam grips are secured to the bar to minimize hand fatigue. Includes mounting hardware. Tools not included.

• Perfect for chin-ups as well as a foot anchor for sit-ups and crunches


• Chrome plated bar with padded grips


• Adjusts to fit most standard width doorframes from 28" to 36"


• Includes mounting hardware; tools required


• 250-pound weight capacity

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Built for durability and comfort this is the ultimate training tool to strengthen and develop your shoulders back and arms. There's no better way to take your upper-body workout to the next level. Also includes a Bonus Top 20 Exercises To Six Pack Abs Guide. This chin-up bar can be used with popular DVD workout programs. Simple assembly portable and attaches and removes easily from the doorframe; Fits doorways up to 36" wide.

• Multiple grip positions allow you to build and tone upper body compound muscles


• Professional quality heavy duty training tool supports up to 300 pounds


• Comes with thick padding and non-slip comfort grips


• Simple assembly portable and attaches and removes easily from the doorframe; fits doorways up to 36 inch wide


• Excellent for push ups and tricep dips


• Requires sturdy doorframe with trim (minimum 5-inch width to maximum 6-inches)

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This portable multi-function chin up bar is an inexpensive and easy way to tone up your muscles and get that beachbody you always wanted.

Home Pull up bars are great for developing back and arm muscles particularly biceps and forearms. You can also do a variety of abdominal exercises including leg raises and oblique curls. Use the bars the pros use only from ProSource



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• No costly mounting or screws. This chin up bar slips on and off door frame easily for complete portability!!


• Adjusts to fit most doorways up to 32"


• Multiple grip positions allow you to work muscles from different angles (i.e. closed-wide angle grip closed-wide hammer grip)


• Heavy duty construction with comfort in mind with ProSource Comfort Grip technology.


• Use the bar the pros use only from ProSource

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Good for the price

I'll agree with the other reviewers that this thing is sturdy. I weigh 220 and it holds me with ease. I'll also agree that the placing of the hand grips is bad. The bar extends in one direction so you end up with a hand grip that is butted right up against the door frame. Yes you can move the grips. But 1.) it's a pain and 2.) your grip will become uneven because the extension pole is smaller in diameter than the stationary pole.



But for the $$$ it works fine for me. I am planning on putting up a more permanent pullup bar (joist mounted) in my basement so I won't have to deal with the grip thing much longer.More detail ...

Works as advertised.

I shopped around and I have many years of fitness experience and so I didn't make this choice lightly. Yes it smells of chemicals but it's probably because it was packed before the paint fully cured. The smell goes away by the time you get it together and use it a couple of times. The grips are good but they're a bit soft and made of foam so I don't expect they'll last a long time. The area of the bar that comes into contact with the doorframe is a hard plastic with a textured surface that will leave an impression in the wood plus the natural up-down flex will rub a bit. The flat area on the back is fine and I don't see any noticeable marks on the wall. Yes some of the more gimmicky exercises rank right up there with using it as a grill for a compact pickup. Still there's no simpler way to have pull-up capability at home. Portable? Yes. Does it come apart easily for compact transport? Don't even think about it. The beauty is it goes on quick you work out then put it away. Truly easy effective and versatile since there are more grip locations than the single bar type. I even use the bends where there is no foam and it's no problem. I bought some fitness bands to keep my reps high and I just leave them on it and use them as I desire. Can't test the weight limit though I'm less than a buck 50. The top 20 guide is a leaflet and my "kit" came with no tools. Didn't use the included brackets. The stupidest thing they did with this kit is provide you a "printed on both sides" piece of paper of 20 exercise pictures but NONE of them use the bar. The only exercise pictures using the bar are on the box which I am sure most people will throw away/recycle. Come on guys sheesh. Still a great product.More detail ...

Good Doorway Bar

I read the reviews about this bar falling down and even though I weigh 220 lbs I bought it anyway.

As long as you install the brackets it will hold up anyone.

The main thing I like about this bar is that the brackets will hold the bar for any direction of pulling.

There are only two downsides to this bar. The brackets stick out into the doorway a good 1 1/2 inches on each side. Also only one side of the bar has the foam grip.More detail ...

Great chinning bar

After reading the bad reviews for the everlast chinning bar I settled on this one. I didn't see how this would work with the pics amazon had but it's very sturdy and works great. I've posted some pics of the bar mounted. See "customer images".More detail ...

Portable for a standard door.

I bought this because I lived in an apartment. I did NOT use anything other than the bar to work out with; in other words I did NOT use the extra brackets. It is my opinion that you don't "have" to use them but they are there for safety/legal reasons. If you have controlled and thoughtful motion the way it sits on the door frame and pushes on the sides makes it sturdy enough. However to remove the bar you lift it up (as seen on TV). If you were not paying attention during a workout I can see where the lawyers are afraid you might dislodge it... so therefore the extra security of the brackets. Your choice.



Beware however that the bar fits only standard doors. I've since moved into a townhouse with smaller spaces and if there isn't room ABOVE the door it won't work (the ceiling is flush with the door frame in the areas I have doors). Also your door can't be WIDER than the bar (as in two double doors that open) because it needs the sides of the door frame to push against.



If you have normal sized doors this is the one for you. The brackets? You can probably do without but in case a lawyer is reading this... I'll say that you should use the brackets....More detail ...

Good for the price

I'll agree with the other reviewers that this thing is sturdy. I weigh 220 and it holds me with ease. I'll also agree that the placing of the hand grips is bad. The bar extends in one direction so you end up with a hand grip that is butted right up against the door frame. Yes you can move the grips. But 1.) it's a pain and 2.) your grip will become uneven because the extension pole is smaller in diameter than the stationary pole.



But for the $$$ it works fine for me. I am planning on putting up a more permanent pullup bar (joist mounted) in my basement so I won't have to deal with the grip thing much longer.More detail ...