my pull up bar

How much and where to get it? Thanks.

the door frame can support it in long run or not?

fitness concept also selling those kinda design...rm 80 if not mistaken.

err. u probably will have to slot cloth at the side of the frame to prevent damage. because ur weight force is acting against the side of the frame. so by adding cushion to the area will reduce the damage to the sides.

bro mind telling where you bought this?thnks

fitness concept
RM6x offer price (normal price RM7x-RM8x)

yes, definitely.
you don't have to worry about the door frame.

ok noted, thx

8th set, out of energy... LOL



This post has been edited by SkyDriver: Apr 14 2013, 11:55 PM

good form...

Thinking of DIY free standing chin up bar now.

The fitness concept fake p90x call MAXX is secondary inferior product. If you weigh more than 9OKG , you better be careful. Only 2 nuts were used as joint for the parallel bar connecting to each other. When i pull up, the bar especially the weak point in the middle wais crooked or bent due to tension. I wont recommend those heavy guy to buy this even though the weight max is 115kg.

Im thinking to buy a iron gym but it required door trim on top to hold the bar...which doesn't fit to my door

Now i'm going to think of buying the extendable pull up bar which is using the friction.
May i know is it strong enough without screw it? is the rubber on side will become less friction after few times?
Can I use it to wall also if i do have wall with door wide, can it hold on the wall??
thanks

Bro, is that Iron Gym?

http://www.lelong.com.my/iron-gym-upper-bo...content=R09_C01

I bought this without checking whether the inside of my door has a frame or not

only outside has! =(

you can still install the bar that come with it..
but need to drill lah

Hi all,

am thinking of getting this pull-up tower from below link. Anyone has purchased similar equipment and/or can provide some feedbacks on whether it's recommended or not? TQ

http://www.lazada.com.my/chin-up-dip-tower...se-1117265.html