Pro Fitness Portable Pull Up Rack - Free C&C

£64.50

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About this deal

Pull Up Rack is a revolution in home fitness equipment. It takes only one minute to assemble and offers an endless variety of exercises for a full body workout. Pull Up Rack can be used ina number ofdifferent positions and packed away tidily in the storage bag until your next workout.

Proven quality, this portable pull up rack is so easy to use. It is free standing.
Maximum user weight 100kg (15st 10lb).
Size H196cm, W116cm, D117cm.
Weight 20.3kg.
Self-assembly.
Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.

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Edited by a community support team member, 5 days ago

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11th May
Without any support across the middle it looks like it could be a bit wobbly.
13th May
I have it and it does wobble like crazy
11th May
I don't think I'd trust this there appears to be a joint on the upward poles which surely will be a weak point, as a starter people may aswell just buy a £20 hook over the door pull up bar.
11th May
I've tried these in the past and have had limited choice which door frames I could use with them.
For the doors I could mount the bar to, the bar tended to damage both the door frame and the wall above it
13th May
Don't forget to get a set of these:

13th May
that would mean the treadmill/exercise bike no longer serving it's purpose
12th May
Or you can store your power armour there
12th May
Max user weight 100kg.
Sad times
13th May
Use it as motivation
11th May
11th May
offers an endless variety of exercises for a full body workout.

Really? I have been trying to do leg curls on mine but haven't figured how to yet
13th May
I had this and returned it after day 1. It’s thick and sturdy but with the exception of being slightly wobbly if that makes any sense. It didn’t have firm connections between each pieces when put together. To top it off, it’s certainly NOT portable. The thing is a nightmare to break down and pack away which defeats the purpose of being portable. (edited)
2 m ago
I think a better option is something made out of galvanised handrail tubes / scaffold tubes if you have the room.

e.g.:
ebay.co.uk/itm…721

The uprights could be fence posts to make it slightly less "industrial" looking.

They have a website too and you can buy all the individual parts. I've been looking at it to make something for gymnastics for my kids (and pullups for me).