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Question: It seems like this kind of bar would rip the door frame off?  Also, is it easy to set up and remove or does it have to stay on?
Document: I might like it. It does not fit any of my doorways. I might be able to use it on a closet doorway, since there is less trim on  the inside of the closet doorways, but I would have to remove a door to make it work. It might also have to be taken apart and put together over the door frame.--which would take an extra set of hands. This item just does not fit the wider trim/thicker walls of an older home.
For the price this bar was well worth it. Angled bars usually annoy me but this one isn't too bad. I'd prefer if it were straight. Max grip width is 36 inches. Tubing is solid. Assembly was easy. It was a bit off square but trues up once you get it in the doorframe and use it. The width of the strait piece that rests against the vertical edge of your door frame is 36 inches. It seems like it would be easy to add 6 inches to each side if needed to fit a wider door(piece of pipe and drill new holes)  The piece that grips the top of the doorframe on the other side is 18 inches wide.
Arrived with the usual Amazon Prime expediency.Packaged very well.I found it relatively easy to set-up apart from attaching the straight bar together - the thread on the screw just wasn't have a bar of it and still sits relatively loosely.What's disappointing is that if both bars were one piece and instead of foam as grips thick rubber - like at the gym - was used, this product would be in a class of it's own.So whilst it serves it purpose for the time being, GoFit have a lot of room to make some fundamental improvements.Oh, also, the paint chips easily, so be careful when assembling.
i weigh 210 and have no problems with this bar. is it a solid piece of steel like a gym bar no but i havent had any problems with it like the different positions. easy set up, fits great in my door. they shorted my two lock washers, not a big deal hasn't fell apart yet. would def recomend
This could be a '5' star product all day long. But for some reason the manufacturer continuously seems to include inefficient hardware in the package. And I'm not alone on this, read the other reviews. I can measure and go to the hardware store and purchase the right materials to finish the job, but it may more than enough of a hassle to deter some people. Also, if the two long pipes were set pieces it would be much sturdier (or if at least the holes lined up properly). I really want to give this a 4 or 5 but would be dishonest in doing that.
I'm used to the lower set pull up bars and this was the greatest discovery so far! Being 6'4" I used to have to squat down in order to pull myself up and with this I actually reach up for the grips! The build seems of good quality and the only issues I've had is with the foam parts that protect the door frame have holes rubbed through to the bar. This bar doesn't fit into deeper door frames so be weary.
this door chin up bar is the best out there. i have the iron gym (which is also great) but now owning the gofit elevated chin up station my exercise routine has been upgraded! the full range of motion really allows greater use of the back and lat muscles and makes the pull ups  a lot more like doing them at the gym.. no need for a power tower with this awesome chin up bar... so many different exercise options with this chin up bar from dips, push ups, chin ups  and even sit ups.. if you have tried the other door frame pull up bars out there, i would suggest trying this one out...it's the best i have purchased to date.
I am 5'8" and do alright. I think a kiddie step stool would make it easier.Be mindful about the door that you are planning to use. You will need at least a couple inches of clearance above the top of your doorway frame to use this bar. This is because the bar rests on the top of your doorway frame. If the top of your door frame is within an inch of your ceiling, you will have to find a different door to use this with. It is very easy to move this station and it can be used for other exercises like elevated push ups.
Great chin up bar. After shopping around, I decided on this one because it sticks up and out from the door frame. Many of the door chin up bars are too close to the top of the door frame, so you end up bumping your head on the frame or the wall when you do a full chin up, but not with this one. Solid construction, and just big enough for dips if you are short and feel inclined. Easy to set up, took me about 10 minutes with a wrench and screwdriver.
Easy to install. Also, easy to remove if needed. Great exercise. Plenty of grips.You may need to re-adjust it periodically as it shifts.
Answer: yes