SELEWARE Heavy Duty Welded Pull Up Bar, Versatile Doorway Wall Mount, Joist Mounted, and Ceiling Mounted Chin Up Bars, Thick Metal Sturdy Construction for Full Body Workouts Support 500 lbs

I honestly have no idea how I haven’t ripped the studs out of my wall. It feels like I’m going to with every pull up since it’s only held in by the four screws but I e had this for months and have done hundreds of pull ups on it including some with added weight. It was kind of hard to install (with a drill) so I used an impact driver and it worked flawlessly. Build quality is solid and the fit was pretty much perfect in my doorway. The grip is a bit smooth but I put some hockey tape on mine and it seems to have done the trick. Great value for the money. Super simple but effective design.

Solid, well-built standard pullup bar. The mounting screws are of good quality and size. Mounting the bar is easy and quick. I mounted mine next to another pullup bar which because of its geometry allows me to vary muscle emphasis to different areas. I use this bar for hangs and partial pullup-and-hold ONLY, hence the placement so close to the ceiling. Great quality.

Decided it was time to improve my pullups. I chose this one because of the length of the bar and I wasn't limited to a couple of hand-hold positions. I mounted this outside on my back porch to a 2x10 exposed beam. Instead of the included screws, which are heavy duty, I used 5/16-inch lag bolts to attach it to the beam. That worked great and is super sturdy, though using the included screws on an unexposed beam would have been fine too.This bar is really heavy duty and there is never a worry about whether it can hold the weight, especially with my lag-bolt installation. The finish is also excellent, and I have no worries about rust developing, even though it is exposed to outside moisture. If it ever did, a bit of sanding and repainting would suffice. The surface has a slight texture which makes the bar easy to grip.Once installed, I found that I couldn't do even one pullup. Not one! But, several times a day I would still give it a go, which I continue to do. After 5 weeks now I can do 4 good pullups!! So, I happy with the progress, and I have a target of 15 pullups by years end 9 months from now. I also use the bar for hanging: just grab on, hold and see how long I can last. Initially I could go about 30 seconds. Now I'm up to 75 seconds, so big improvement there, and I think that will increase too, it just takes consistent practice.I'm thinking of eventually getting another to put outside on my arbor where I could use it to work on muscle ups when the time comes.

This is a heavy duty pull up bar which is exactly what I was looking for. The install screws are way to short to use with drywall and studs. I bought my own screws. The description is misleading regarding installing into studs with 36 inch spacing around a door. None of my doors anywhere in my house have studs located such that I can install this bar. I bought a 2 x 8 to install it into the studs.

A high quality piece of exercise equipment. Very solid. Be sure you have a high enough rafter to mount this, however, as it extends down quite far, even on the highest setting, and unless you want your feet dragging on the ground, you'll need a high ceiling for this bar mount.

Sturdy and sleek. Easy to install.

It works, a little bit flexy, but still feels adequately solid. (I weigh 210 pounds). Included hardware is good. Textured paint provides good grip

Easy to install, sturdy