Powerbar Pull Up Bar

I think the best thing about the Powerbar is its simplicity. You get it out of the box when it arrives, unfold the arms and hook it straight onto the door. I bought a P90X or something along those lines before and it took me hours to fix it together (and even then it wasn't a very good product).

I'm quite tall and so the Powerbar is great for me as the top bar is very high up. It also is far away from the door which means the frame doesn't get in the way like with the bars you screw straight into the door frame. This brings me to my final point - thee are no screws! For those of you in rented accommodation this will be a godsend - you don't have to screw into your door frame, and speaking only on my own behalf - there is no damage to the frames either - result!

Overall a purchase I'm utterly thrilled about! Keep producing products like this!!

Ideal does exactly what it says on the tin.. however, I'm another whos had damage above the door frame where the legs make contact. Im trying to find a piece of wood or metal to put across the top of the door frame to try and distribute the pressure that the legs exert. The JML irongym combats this problem with a bar rather than legs fitting above the doorframe. Im still glad I bought the Powerbar though due to the higher sitting position of the chinning bar.

The Powerbar Pull Up Bar is Fantastic easy to set up, great for upper body strength and abs.

Does exactly what it has to. Easy to use, just unfold the arms and hook it up, never feels like it will not support my weights. Saw it reviewd on elsewhere and I'm completely convinced with it. Can feel the benefits after only 2 weeks of usage so I'm happy. 10/10

Great invention does everything you need will make you stronger and your body better so what more could you want?

I want the best of both worlds - in the 1980s I saw a telescopic single bar, easy to store and transport, which fitted a doorway without the irritating screws and brackets. It simply jammed tight into a doorway by screwing out until the rubber pads gripped each side through friction alone. Saw it used for a whole year, rock solid, totally safe if tight enough.

My Powerbar Pull Up Bar worked fine when I first tested it and was really pleased. Then I used it on another door frame and now i have holes in the wall above the door frame. Not ideal! So basically your walls may be strong enough to take it or they may not. I would not buy this again.

Easy to fit up on a door frame, got me doing 6 pull ups to 26 in a month or so, everyday things become simply easier to do... I broke my kettle when I lifted it up and bashed it against the cupboard above me.100% recommended! Definately worth the money!

Cant do behind the neck raises otherwise a great bit of kit, simple and does what it supposed to, what more can you ask for :-)

Bought this for my lads. They love it.

The good thing is that it doesn't wreck your paintwork and can be stored away as opposed to a screwed-in piece of equipment.