Sportneer Pull Up Bar: Strength Training Pull-up Bars without Screw - Adjustable Width Locking Mechanism Chin Up Bar, Thickened Steel Max Limit 440 lbs Upper Body Fitness Pullup Bars for Home

Purchased this more by son and he absolutely loves it!! It is very easy to assemble my young child can put it up securely with no problem. The built in level is wonderful allows easy verification it’s straight. The grip is great we use it on a polished stain wooden door frame, the fit and functionality are perfect as described by the supplier.

If you have a door frame that you can't screw into, this works well.You need to tighten it to the point that it seems like it will damage the frame (which it won't), and then it holds weight just fine.

The Sportneer Pull Up Bar has truly exceeded my expectations! The standout feature is the no-screw installation—super easy to set up and secure, without leaving any marks on the door frame. The adjustable width and locking mechanism are fantastic, allowing it to fit perfectly in various doorways in my home.The thickened steel construction gives me confidence in its durability, and with a max limit of 440 lbs, it feels incredibly sturdy during my workouts. I appreciate the multiple grip positions, making it versatile for different exercises like pull-ups, chin-ups, and leg raises. It's been a game changer for my upper body workouts.

This is a very good pull up bar. Very sturdy and high quality

Slips a little under use unless it's cranked so hard it makes my sold wood doorframe creak. The soft padding that is great for regular pullups and the position of the tightening screws means it's not compatible with workout loops that would go over a bar.

It does what it's supposed to. No issues

I recently bought this item for a newly refurbished apartment. Upon following the installation instructions and using the device a couple of workouts, I realized that the device started to bend the door frames, causing cracks in the corners, on both sides of multiple doors as well as peel off all the new paint (see pictures). I chalked it up to perhaps the door frames being improperly constructed, but I tried it at 2 of my other friend's houses with similar results. As I am not a heavy person and within normal weight range for my age and height, the bar was far from being overloaded and far from being extended to its maximum length in order to support my weight.The only upside was that the product was relatively easy to install. However, I would highly recommend assessing the strength of your door frames before considering purchasing this product, as it is VERY LIKELY to cause superficial or even structural damage, as it did for me on multiple occasions.I bought other pull-up bars before of similar design from other companies, and it did not cause damage to other door frames. As such, it may potentially have to do with the design of this particular pullup bar itself.I would highly recommend against this particular pull-up bar and consider looking at one of the other pull-up bars that may be safer for the integrity of door frames.

Super easy to install; can handle a lot of weight, but that should be a given. Of course, that depends on how you install it, which is something you shouldn't mess up if you have enough brain cells. I have this in my dorm doorway, and the door can stay closed with it installed. It certainly functions as a pull-up bar.