Gym1 - Doorway Gym Pull Up Bar Station Exercise Equipment Pull Up - Wider Range of Movements for Strength Training and Core Cardio Exercise

So sturdy, I bought the basic bar and use it for the children's swing. Works out cheaper to buy the parts you want seperately. It doesn't move once up, kids can swing high and I don't have to worry about the bar sliding off.

Sent me a used gym equipment box, all loose screws dents and marks. First time getting used item from amazon, it went back. By the way it don’t fit standard door frames, never mind stating fits all. Wasted a hour of my life putting it together.

Bought for my home but it unfortunately doesn't fit on any of my door frames (tried all 6 frames) it does fit on my sisters doorframe (old tenements closes) luckily so they can use it

The item came partially built, and in a used condition. It was not clean. You cannot sell something as new when it has been used. Not happy and returning, but it is bulky and heavy to get to the post office.

When putting the apparatus together found a part was missing, we were not happy with something that should be checked for all the parts were included.

Fantastic quality! I honestly didn’t expect this to be as good as it is especially for the money. I tested it swinging with its max rated weight and did great. So much easier than installing a fixed hard point in the ceiling. Very stable, If it holds an adult I’d be very confident putting a child on it. One important warning is anytime you’re working with plastic and metal together, be very careful not to over tighten. Snug is good.

We use this on my daughter's door to hold a swing so she can swing inside the house. It takes roughly 1 minute to take down or put up. Probably 20 minutes to assemble for the first time. Door cannot be shut with it installed (probably common sense), which can be annoying if you don't want to take the time to remove the whole assembly. Stays up well, she swings pretty hard/high on it and it has not fallen off the doorframe yet.

Very dangerous it felt on my head.

We only installed it over our daughter's door frame recently. She's 10 and very active. She enjoys swinging from the bars and doing pull ups, etc. Our older son uses it, too. It appears very sturdy and well designed. We have the hammock type swing for it as well that our daughter likes to use. Over all a very useful buy. A video link for assembling it is available and is helpful but don't rely on it as it goes too quickly and isn't detailed enough. The assembly is easy but make sure to stick to the instruction book throughout.

I was considering this product many years ago, when it had a previous name, but bought a different pull-up bar that was half the price, but didn't have the doorframe locks. First I would say that the doorframe locks are solid. They're designed with easy grip screws, and it's very easy to tighten/loosen them. This is much more solid than the ones without the locks, which makes sense for using this as a kid's doorway swing. You're mostly paying for the lock mechanism. For the price though, I was expecting that this product would be the best in class, overall, it feels like the designers just stopped at passable, it doesn't feel like a premium product. - the vertical bars are very long, and the bar hangs a foot below the doorframe, so even if you're average height, you'll probably bump your head if you leave it installed. The other bar I had hung much higher, which was also much more comfortable to use. It also makes this one bulkier to store. - as well as the locks work, each one takes up about a fist's width on the actual bar. For me it means you can't grip the bar at a comfortable wide width, but limited to grips that's pretty much just at shoulder width. - it comes as a bunch of bars shipped in a largish, pretty plain box, one of the other gym bars I had purchased in the past came flat packed in a much flatter box, with a cardboard frame that held pieces in place (though the screws came packaged in a plastic clamshell) - the assembly instructions had errors, the different screws are numbered, and the first set of screws it tells you to use are the wrong ones, so you have to figure out which ones you really should use. - the instructions just don't work in some cases - they tell you to put two washers on a screw, but the screw's just not long enough to fit the two washers on. - you would think it shouldn't be too hard to assemble a few pieces of metal pipe with screws, but it takes much longer than you'd expect. While sturdy, reasonably good for swings, it's not so good for pullups because of the limited width and low hanging height.