“This pull-up bar is legit. I’m a OTR truck driver and was looking for a folding pull-up bar to fit inside my cab with easy deployment for workouts. It deploys super quick and folds back up just as quick. It’s also very stable. No complaints at all and worth the money. I strap this to the passenger seat in my truck. But it fits just as easy on the top rack if not being used.”
“I purchased the 2.0 version and am so glad I did ( I was pretty hesitant because of a YouTuber video review of the 1.0 release). But I can say that the 2.0 is super sturdy and arrived in less than a week. I can assemble it in about 3 minutes, and dissassemble in about the same (took a whopping 5 minutes my first time). The speed of assembly/disassembly means it is practical for me to set it up inside or outside whenever I want to do pull-ups and hanging leg raises (bought the straps). I also use strength bands to do a few other exercises for biceps triceps and back. The dip handles are a bit wide for me, but totally use the adjustable handles for other exercises. No regrets. Only question I have is how durable the rubbish bar grip will be. But so far with a few weeks of use every other day, all seems good. The one thing I wish it did include was some sort of strap for carrying it. A bit awkward for me to haul because it wants to open for setup! All in all a great purchase for someone like me who works out intensely daily with a focus on body weight exercises.”
“Very good so far. Surprisingly light, portable, and durable. Good enough for the avg person.
Would love to see a much taller version, with holes much higher for the dip attachments.
Doing bodyweight exercises with straight legs instead of folding at the knees is much better in my opinion. And if you need a “step” bc the bar would be tall, you can always create a step to attach to the lowest hole on the bar.
Tall Bullbar 2.5?”
