HOMCOM Pull-Up Bar for Doorway Home Fitness Door Horizontal Bar Indoor Gym Upper Body Workout

After using the item for about a month I’d say it does the job, it has started to bend a bit in the middle, but nothing shocking and I just avoid having my hands in the centre to counterbalance.Very easy to build if you follow the instructions, quite sturdy (I weigh about 70kg) for what it is, and polyvalent.

Product itself fine. But the design means the bar is lower than some of the other designs. Hang position is therefore a little awkward to get into. Using it for deadhangs for bad shoulder. Early days but seems ok.

Very happy with this purchase. Read the reviews beforehand and thankfully ignored all the negative points. Easy to assemble in 10-15 minutes and instructions easy to follow contrary to some reviews. Measured my door prior to purchase and checked the dimensions of the product to ensure it would fit. Seems like an obvious thing to do, but not based on some reviews!I use for pull ups / heaves and in conjunction with a TRX. Very very happy with this purchase.

Perfect for the healing of my Injured Rotator Cuff by hanging on the bar several times a day

Several people have complained in the comments that the bolts are too short and that the bar is 'wonky'. I found that too when I followed the instructions precisely. These show the 2 bolts that join the two sections of the bar being on the top of the bar - that's wrong!You need to turn the bar over so the bolts are AT THE BOTTOM of the bar - exactly as it appears in the images on the Amazon website.The difference is important as, correctly positioned, the flattened parts of both the bar and the curved arms are presented on the outside, where the bolts and nuts are, making the bar thinner at the join - so the bolts now fit!Even more importantly, it means that the curved arms and the bar are free to join at any angle - if the flattened side of the bar is presented to the arm is forces the join to adopt a 'wonky' angle - making the whole frame 'wonky' and pushing the bar away from the doorframe on one side - see my picture taken before I reassembled it. I have also attached a photo of the incorrect instructions (bolts facing upwards) and the correctly assembled image from the website (bolts facing downwards)Once assembled like this it seems sturdy enough and fits neatly on my doorframe (which is only 11cm deep so a bit shorter than the stated minimum!) and works well. I have given 5 stars to indicate that the end product is good. But the assembly is far from easy due to the misleading and vague instructions. I still have no idea how the "safety wedge" is supposed to work?!!.