Yes4All Multifunctional Wall Mounted Pull Up Bar Chin Up Bar Dip Station for Home Gym Workout, Power Tower Set Training Equipment Fitness Supports 515 lbs

This was a bit of a chore to mount, but it’s been excellent. We mounted on plywood and then to drywall. Very sturdy and well made—love it! Gives lots of flexibility on types of exercises.

Overall, this is a very solidly built pullup bar, and you won't find a better setup for the price. The assembly instructions are a lacking somewhat as the print is small, and makes it hard to figure out which bolt goes where. However, if you go through and assemble everything "finger tight" it's fairly easy to swap things around if needed. The provided wrenches are what you would expect in anything you have to assemble yourself. Save yourself some frustration, and use a ratchet and end wrench to get everything torqued down. The foam grips are of decent construction, but after a lot of hard use, I can see them being replaced with athletic tape. The back pad, and arm pads are sufficient, but again with lots of hard use, they will likely require some repair. Overall, it's exactly what you need for a price that won't break the bank.The only thing that is not great, is how the system is mounted on the wall itself. The lag screws provided are sturdy, and will hold the bar (and user) to the wall, but I still worried that the weight of the bar (plus me) would eventually cause the supports to fail. The buffers on the bar are heavy duty and don't have a lot of give. They rest against your wall, and will push into the wallboard leaving dents, and if the buffers are not resting on sheetrock backed by a stud, they can push all the way through the wall.In order to address my concerns, I cut two 2x6x8 pressure treated deck boards in half and used lag screws to secure three of the boards crosswise across the wall studs. Using a little bit of trial and error I was able to attach the provided support hooks to the cross beams so that the weight was distributed across the studs and the buffers rested on the cross beams, not the sheetrock.I also took the advice of one of the other reviews and installed a 4x4 foot square piece of plywood to the wall to ensure that the back swing (or forward swing if you're using assistance bands) doesn't push my feet through the drywall. It may be a little more work, but I would rather take the time to install some wood, than to patch drywall.Overall, I spent about 40 dollars at the Big Orange Home Store to get the parts that I needed and spent about 90 minutes total assembling the bar and installing the supports.I am very happy with the end result, and have been using the bar with no issues at all.

Good quality overall the only thing might be that in my case I had to buy another screws, but the quality of the product itself it’s amazing

I got this mainly to hang and try to stretch my back out. It was super easy to put together and seems to be well made. Multiple ways to use and you can flip it over to do leg raises/crunches. Worth the money for sure.

Great all in one! For how little space this takes up, you can do so many different exercises. It’s very sturdy, I’ve had zero worries while using it.

Strong and functional. Easy to put together. Easy to switch from pull up position to dip position. My only issue is that it made holes in my drywall so I had to replace the drywall with wood. I would recommend adding a plate to disperse the weight at the point where it touches the wall. Love it!!!

Amazing product!

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