Folding Wall-Mounted Pull-Up Bar

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I recently purchased the Decathlon CORENGTH Gym Strength Training Pull Up Bar 900, and here's my take on this fitness essential. At first glance, the pull-up bar boasts a foldable design, a feature that initially caught my attention. The promise of easy storage is undoubtedly a plus for those tight on space. However, as I delved into my experience with the product, it became apparent that the foldability is its standout feature. The bar claims to support up to 130 kgs, and being at 120 kgs myself, I put this assertion to the test. To ensure maximum stability, I decided to add 4 extra rawl bolt M10s and 2 additional clamps. The extra hardware did the trick, and the bar held up well during my workouts. It's worth noting that without these additions, the reliability might be questionable for heavier users. One aspect that left me slightly disappointed was the grip. While the bar offers a secure hold, the grip tends to roll during intense workouts. This minor inconvenience can be distracting and potentially impact the effectiveness of your training. In conclusion, the Decathlon CORENGTH Gym Strength Training Pull Up Bar 900 is a decent product, but it falls short of being extraordinary. The foldable feature is undoubtedly convenient, but it comes at a price. With some modifications, the bar can handle heavier weights, but the need for extra hardware might deter some users. If you're on a budget, there are similar quality pull-up bars available at a more affordable price, especially if you're willing to sacrifice the foldable aspect, which, in my personal opinion, isn't a crucial factor. Ultimately, the CORENGTH Pull Up Bar 900 serves its purpose, but the competition offers similar functionality without the need for additional tweaks.

It's very hard, but excellent for the joints and back.

This is good product for pull-ups . I use it regularly . Only drawback is it has to be installed on sturdy thick wall

Pros: 1. Heavy metal 2. First quality grips 3. Foldable option 4. Easily can withstand 100+ kgs if studily fixed 5. Easy to assemble and dismantle entirely if necessary. Cons : 1. No screws provided (Atleast in the instruction manual the type and size to be used could have been mentioned)

Good product for your home

I bought this wall bar to avoid buying a roman chair. I installed it on placo with 4 molly dowels (50kg load each). But here's the problem: the "engineers" (-note the quotation marks-) have provided a similar size of holes between the visible part and the wall part of the holes used to accommodate the screws. I was therefore obliged to put washers on the OUTSIDE side for general support, i.e. 2 cm from the wall. Results: Fall of the bar on the first pull-up and 4 holes in the wall!!! Plaster and wallpaper to be redone!! Ridiculous not to provide something as basic as a screw receiving hole. RIDICULOUS.

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Incredible pull up bar. Some many different variations when it comes to work out. I bolted these on to my garage gym using Easyfix bolts use M8s with 80-120mm depth, it is super sturdy.

It is a quality and durable product, my 3 sons and I are pushing the limits but we couldn't get enough... It is a heirloom product with the correct installation, that is, on concrete and with a concrete dowel, thank you Decathlon...

Installed in my garage, pleasant handles, robust and very practical with its system for folding it against the wall