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Opti Multi Pull Up Bar £9.99 / Opti Pull Up Bar £7.49 click & collect @ Argos
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Posted 3 January 2022

Opti Multi Pull Up Bar £9.99 / Opti Pull Up Bar £7.49 click & collect @ Argos

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This Opti Multi Pull Up Bar is now half price, reduced to just £9.99 - great customer reviews too 4.6 out of 5 stars across 489 reviews

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Description
The Opti Upper Body door gym is a multi-function door gym for training your upper body. In just one piece of equipment you can train so many different muscle groups with push ups, sit ups and chin ups. You can easily remove it from your door frame, making it simple for you to use everyday.

  • Size H26cm, W43cm, D95cm.
  • Supplied assembled.
  • Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.

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There's also the Opti Pull Up Bar on offer at £7.49 - again with excellent customer reviews

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Features
Improve your upper body with just a bar and a doorway. This Opti chinning bar is perfect for doorway pull-up exercises and comes complete with training instructions. This will really enhance your upper body fitness and makes for the perfect training companion.

  • Fits doorways up to 95cm, can easily be removed when not in use.
  • Great for working the upper body and the abs.
  • Non slip foam grips for extra comfort.
  • Should not be used with inversion boots.
  • Uses screws to secure onto the door frame.
  • Maximum user weight 95kg (14st 13lb).
  • Size H64cm, W4.5cm, D4.5cm.
  • Weight 1.2kg.
  • Self-assembly.
  • Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.

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  1. teddybeers's avatar
    As a builder who have seen many houses and repaired many bodge jobs I would strongly advise against using something like this on a door frame in most of the houses, especially new builds.

    If you're lucky you'll only end up on the floor holding piece of architrave in your mouth.

    If you're unlucky caulk will crack around architrave, plasterboard might too, MDF door casing will be loose, door will not shut properly ever again. (edited)
  2. Deal_HUNT3R's avatar
    Similar to the men's health one I bought the argos in 2020. It's been a life saver for back development over lock down

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  3. robeaton5201's avatar
    Just bought this and can confirm the build is worth the £10 asking price but have found my new build door frames won't take the weight, loaded it up a small amount and can hear cracking and creaking in the plaster boards above the door frame so took the safe option and left it off. Would work great on a older build house.
  4. dbeezt's avatar
    teddybeers03/01/2022 18:15

    As a builder who seen many house and repaired many bodge jobs I would …As a builder who seen many house and repaired many bodge jobs I would strongly advise against using something like this on a door frame in most of the houses.If you're lucky you'll only end up on the floor holding piece of architrave in your mouth.If you're unlucky caulk will crack around architrave, plasterboard might too, MDF door casing will be loose, door will not shut properly ever again.


    As someone who's used one extensively, and without damage, I think that the health/strength benefit from ease of access comes out on top here.
  5. Jordan_Mellor's avatar
    dbeezt03/01/2022 19:37

    As someone who's used one extensively, and without damage, I think that …As someone who's used one extensively, and without damage, I think that the health/strength benefit from ease of access comes out on top here.


    Good point mate, let's ignore the builder who has seen this several times, clearly your single anecdote is more reliable info
  6. royals's avatar
    Surely this will damage the door frame over time
  7. BamBoy's avatar
    Bought this earlier and happy to say that’s it’s better quality than I’d anticipated. I’d say this one is even worth £20. You can get £2 TopCashback back on all purchases over £5 and 4.5% cashback on Argos fitness products. Effectively making this only £7.50 💪🏻
  8. JustaSingh's avatar
    Have used these for years, they are very good. But, don't use them 'as is' on your nice door frames. Over time they will damage paintwork and dent the wood. For the bits were the bar meets the door frame/wall i've put padding over the contact points on the bar (old socks or foam padding). It does help.
  9. Monaco.Blue's avatar
    JustaSingh04/01/2022 10:06

    Have used these for years, they are very good. But, don't use them 'as is' …Have used these for years, they are very good. But, don't use them 'as is' on your nice door frames. Over time they will damage paintwork and dent the wood. For the bits were the bar meets the door frame/wall i've put padding over the contact points on the bar (old socks or foam padding). It does help.


    Haha I used old socks
  10. dbeezt's avatar
    Jordan_Mellor04/01/2022 13:28

    Good point mate, let's ignore the builder who has seen this several times, …Good point mate, let's ignore the builder who has seen this several times, clearly your single anecdote is more reliable info


    Relax, just another point of view. Didn’t discount their advice. Rather have a strong back than a strong doorframe anyhow! (edited)
  11. jimmy.kee's avatar
    teddybeers03/01/2022 18:15

    As a builder who have seen many houses and repaired many bodge jobs I …As a builder who have seen many houses and repaired many bodge jobs I would strongly advise against using something like this on a door frame in most of the houses, especially new builds.If you're lucky you'll only end up on the floor holding piece of architrave in your mouth.If you're unlucky caulk will crack around architrave, plasterboard might too, MDF door casing will be loose, door will not shut properly ever again.


    Yes, my doorframe broke and my cousin fell on his back many years ago. Luckily nothing happened to him. I quickly threw away product. Such product should be banned.
  12. RifleEyes's avatar
    jimmy.kee05/01/2022 10:05

    Yes, my doorframe broke and my cousin fell on his back many years ago. …Yes, my doorframe broke and my cousin fell on his back many years ago. Luckily nothing happened to him. I quickly threw away product. Such product should be banned.


    I know someone who broke their back using one of these types of pull up bars! (edited)
  13. lilmovie's avatar
    Deal_HUNT3R03/01/2022 17:07

    Similar to the men's health one I bought the argos in 2020. It's been a …Similar to the men's health one I bought the argos in 2020. It's been a life saver for back development over lock down[Image] [Image]


    No screws?
  14. Chuchi's avatar
    Very useful, I use this every day
  16. JoeKing5321's avatar
    I used this over lockdown with 100KG body weight + weight no issues. Solid build.
  17. Monaco.Blue's avatar
    Have a similar adidas one. Worst it did was rub the paint,so I used padding. The ones that sit in the door frame do damage in my experience.. This type with the rectangular bar that rests on top of the frame seems okay.
  18. AMJensen's avatar
    Deal_HUNT3R03/01/2022 17:07

    Similar to the men's health one I bought the argos in 2020. It's been a …Similar to the men's health one I bought the argos in 2020. It's been a life saver for back development over lock down[Image] [Image]


    The top of the doorframe taking all the weight of your body?
  19. JohnnyL's avatar
    These work great but check as they don't fit every door
  20. STi_prodrive's avatar
    That's cheap....... HEAT 🔥
  21. maz911's avatar
    Ordered
  22. Deal_HUNT3R's avatar
    AMJensen03/01/2022 22:18

    The top of the doorframe taking all the weight of your body?


    The top is pushing down on both sides of the door frame.
  23. unohu's avatar
    Thanks, ordered just for hanging/ stretching in a morning, so hopefully door frames will be fine for this...
  24. MoogleV's avatar
    Used one of these for a while (not this brand but similar design). Damaged the door frame on the top and the sides, and messed up the paint above the door frame.
  25. billywhizz's avatar
    Powerbar 2 is the one to get
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  26. gundo's avatar
    I own my own home, so no landlord to worry about and I fitted one of these with the screws. It's very solid but it will leave marks (never mind the 2 screws and nylon washers screwed into the door frame as well). Caulking is cracking due to me over-expanding the bar in the door aperture (Oops!) but it's a 50 year old house that moves around anyway so virtually every wall-ceiling corner has cracks.

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    I have a fitness tower as well but prefer the doorway fitted pull-up bar as it doesn't wobble and feels more solid.
  27. Audrius.B's avatar
    It's expired the item cost £25.00
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