ProsourceFit Multi-Grip Lite Pull Up Bar Basic
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About ProsourceFit Multi-Grip Lite Pull Up Bar Basic
Overall Feedback:
90% positive
89% impressed with the weight capacity
I feel secure while doing every rep and set, and I weigh between 205-215 lbs, indicating that the equipment has a good weight capacity.
I tested the equipment up to 240 pounds and it had no trouble at all.
I know the weight limit of the equipment and need to be careful if I weigh around 225-230 pounds.
I weigh 280 pounds and the chin-up bar has a weight limit of 440 pounds. My apprehension about doorway threshold pull-up rigs has been calmed.
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83% appreciated the versatility
The different grips are useful for training different types of pull-ups and working different parts of my back.
The product is great for different variations and grips for pull ups and chin ups. The build and design is very nice and the grips are comfortable. Based on my experience, I can say that it is versatile.
84% liked how it saved space
The equipment is space efficient and doesn't take up much space for storage.
87% felt secure with the safety features, but 13% encountered safety concerns
The unit has excellent protection for the bars that hit the side casing of the door.
I have no doubts about the safety of the equipment once it is set up.
I find the equipment much more sturdy than expected and don't feel it shifting against the doorway as I perform my exercise. This gives me the confidence to try at-home pull-ups for the first time.
I have to be careful while using the bar as the safety bracket will not fit my doorway.
95% liked the quiet operation, but 5% found it too noisy
I wrapped electrical tape around the inner tube to reduce the movement and noise.
I expected the equipment to make some noise and not be completely silent.
Recently, I noticed an increase in noise while using the equipment.
When enough weight is put on it, the equipment makes a creaking sound.
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90% found assembly straightforward
It was easy to assemble and once seated over the door frame, it was trouble-free.
Assembling it was fairly straightforward and took around 10 minutes with the tools out.
Assembling the pull-up bar was easy and I did not face any issues. It includes a small wrench so no other tools are required.
86% praised the sturdy build quality, yet 14% experienced issues with parts breaking
The build quality is good with sturdy construction using all metal tubing.
I think the bar works fine but has a poor finish and won't last long.
The equipment's build quality is poor and it flexes so much that I fear it will snap and I will fall. Therefore, I have stopped using it.
