Chin Up Bars

This VKR is really strong and stable. (Posted on 2014-12-20)

I wanted a multi-grip bar and this one is serving me well. I attached it to the load bearing block wall that separates my basement in two. I bought my own hardware: 4 - 12" X 1/2" long carriage bolts and went right through to the other side with appropriate large washers and nylon locknuts. I only used four as I could probably hang a truck off the bolts. You probably have a different situation in your house so use all six of the drop-ins.
The bar is heavy. All the welds looked excellent and the paint was fine. Nothing was missing and it got to my place in less than a week.
The variable handholds allow you to work the back and shoulder muscles in a variety of ways and that allows to gain overall strength and bring out the proper V shape.
Everyone should be able to pull themselves up. This bar was one of my best purchases in a long time. (Posted on 2014-11-11)

Simple standard chin-up bar. Easy to instal.

My only complaint is that the usage instructions state that this bar is "not for use with inversion boots". I was a little ticked-off to read that, as I bought this bar SPECIFICALLY for use with inversion boots, and the details provided online said nothing about it not being useful for that purpose. My guess is that the boots may damage the padding on the bar, as it is quite soft. (Posted on 2013-12-16)

one of the best purchases i ve made from the treadmill factory! (Posted on 2013-12-02)

this chin up bar is extremely well built and heavy, just installed it on the weekend and it works great! (Posted on 2013-10-21)