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To order by phone, call toll free: 1 (800) 998-1681Indoor Diy PlaygroundKiddos PlaygroundPlayground SwingsIndoor SwingIndoor PlayspaceIndoor PlayroomBasement PlayroomPlayroom IdeasSensory GymForwardWe made this w/ the home gym pull up bar and bought a swing to hang from it. We can use it to do pull ups and a swing! (I repinned this photo, it's not what I'm talking about, sorry)With numerous pull-up bars available on the market, you may be at a loss as to where to start in your search to purchase the best pull-up bar. This article will take the guess work out of the equation. Let’s take a look at things to consider before buying, the different types of bars available, and the pros and cons of each one.A pull-up bar is a device that one can use to effectively work out the arms, shoulders and back by pulling your body weight in an upward motion and back down again. Certain ones, however, can be used for exercises other than pull-ups. Typically, it attaches to a door frame, trim, the roof or a wall.
It is held in place by a person’s body weight, securely screwed safety cups, studs or bolts. Separate ones are typically chosen over a complete system with a bar incorporated because they are much more affordable and easier to assemble. [table “11” not found /] Pull-up bars have been increasing in popularity due to being affordable and long lasting, as well as being convenient and relatively simple use. They are only second to adjustable dumbbells as a top choice for home exercise equipment. However, with all of the different types, prices and brands out there, shopping for one can get a little confusing. Of the ones about to be listed, rest assured you will find one that will work perfectly for your personal workout regimen. Let’s take a look at the top 5 list, their ratings and pros/cons. A standard, straight rod that adjusts to fit the majority of standard doorways (28-36 inches), this product has an overall rating of 4 stars. Owners of it rave about its stability and comfort grips.
This is extremely sturdy, one of the best products out there at 4.3 out of 5 stars. Just missing 5 stars due to its slightly more complicated installation, though it is still simple. It attaches to the wall by bolting to the studs, as a result, wobbling and swaying are practically nonexistent. This is another doorway bar. It tightens securely to a door frame of standard width and has screws, brackets and rounded rubber ends for added security. Yet another top rated product, this one attaches to a door frame (24-32 inches wide) through simple leverage held in place by your body weight. No screws or door installation. This sturdy bar is another that made the top 5 list, it is constructed with high grade steel and can be used in a door frame or mounted to a wall. All in all, these made it to the top 5 list for a reason, they are great! The pros outweigh the cons and no matter your lifestyle or living arrangement, one of these should work for you! Just keep in mind your individual needs and expectations when deciding which to buy.
There are several factors to take into account while searching for the bar that will be the perfect fit for you. Every product has a weight limit from anywhere between 220 and 600 lbs. Lighter users can stick to the doorway type and heavier users should go with a type that is mounted to the wall or roof. If you decide to go the doorway version, be sure it will fit your door. A general rule is if your doorway is 32 inches or smaller, it will fit. Anything bigger and you will have to read the specifications on individual products. The grip positions you use will need to be considered before deciding. Most will allow 3-5 different grip positions, more expensive ones can allow up to 12. Most people don’t desire all the extra grip opportunities and find that a standard bar will suffice. Door frame leverage and telescopic doorway versions are the cheapest of the bunch, averaging $20-$35. The sidewall and roof mounted ones generally cost more, usually ranging from $30-$150.
If you are looking for a smaller piece of equipment that can be stored easily when not in use, be sure to go with one of the doorway brands. They are easily removed from the doorway and stored in a closet or under a bed out of view. If you want a more permanent structure, go with wall or ceiling mounted equipment. These are generally left wherever they are installed. Certain ones, usually the door frame leverage bars, offer a variety of exercises you can do other than pull-ups. Including push-ups, sit-ups and other abdominal/cardio workouts. With a bar secured to a wall or ceiling you will be more limited with exercises. Also consider the type of workout you will be doing. For example, the pull-ups the majority of people do in CrossFit have a wider range of motion than the doorway type can handle. It will fall off and you will end up on your back with the wind knocked out of you (not fun).Definitely consider these important factors before making your mind up on the perfect bar.
They will ensure you are happy with the decision and get the most for your money. The most expensive of the group, this one is secured to the roof by being bolting to ceiling studs or joists. These are extremely sturdy and can support an impressive amount of weight, some have a maximum weight capacity of 600 lbs. As is suggested by the name, these ones attach right onto a wall (brick) or into studs on a regular wall. They support a lot of weight as the ceiling mounted products do and, likewise, are a more permanent structure. This one is one of the most affordable and versatile. It can allow for a wider range of exercises to incorporate it into because it is detachable, however it doesn’t support as much weight as a ceiling or wall mounted bar. It sits on the frame or trim of a door way and is built to apply pressure to both sides, as well as downwards (when you are on it). It is fairly sturdy, however, accidents can happen and it is not recommended to use it if your pull-ups involve swinging or a wide range of motion.