mike
28 de octubre de 2022
The best!
Okay, so this thing is expensive. I know, but it is most definitely worth it. I researched this and a handful of other pull up bars and this is something I'm surprised the calisthenics community doesn't talk more about. It is in fact easy to assemble. Although, due to the size and shape, having someone give you a hand makes it easier. The instructions are very clear and the manufacturer has videos on YouTube, showing how to construct this magical piece of equipment. It is very adjustable. If you are tall, like myself, this is wonderful and can be made so that your toes do not touch the ground. Most door frame bars and free standing bars never seem to be quite the right height, or are a bit flimsy. This build is very sturdy and be reduced in size as well to perform bar rows and dips. I also use rings in my training and herein lies a bit of a issue. Unless you are doing almost completely horizontal rows, the pull on the rings will tip over. This is only something I have encountered doing ring rows at a high angle. This is easily fixed by weighing down one or both floor bars. Otherwise no tipping over or wobble. My only other caveat would be maybe find some locking pins to use on the side support bars, instead of the bolts that come with the bar. It would just make it a little easier and quicker than having to finger loosen the nut. But definitely not that big of a concern. Despite the very few small critiques, I think this bar is near perfect. Read moreVer másVer menos
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