CORENGTH 100cm Door Pull Up Bar

Very good pull-up bar. Robust one. Will not bend too much upon loading. So safer, no danger of slipping. Assembling procedure is easy, but levelling the bar is not so easy, a micro spirit level on the bar would be welcome.

A very good choice for home workout

Bought this bar ~ 1 month ago. Intallation is super simple and extreamely solid. Thanks to its lenght, I was able to install to the distance 1 m between each other. I've been doing exersises every day and there were no situation when the bar fell down or so. The main suggestion here: do pull-ups from the correct side, in order not de-install the bar while doing exersizes

Don't Buy

It's a very good product but don't buy it . With time rubber on the side support gets hard and breaks. Unfortunately no support or purchase option is available. So the item will be useless so think .and do the purchase..i am in this situation hope review will help you.

Easy to install

Robust and easy to install equipment. We have installed it in the doorway between two walls and it's working well. Not sure if it'll be as robust if put on the doorframe though. no issues till now for 85 kgs weight. Good product, little pricey but would hopefully be utilised over the next few years.

Good Pull-up Bar, But...

Strong and useful for building upper body strength. After a little over a year, the rubber tube started to slip in the middle of the bar. I took it to the nearest store, but they said that is how it is! Disappointed with that response.

I'm hesitating about the 70 and 100 version.

The distance between my door is 92 cm. I don't want to take the 70 version due to less grip.So I wanted to know if the 100 version can get shorter than the 95 cm minimum length mentioned.If not, I'll just take the 70 version. One more thing, is it a bit dangerous if this 70 version is fully extended?Thank you.

Indoor Pull-up bar - 100cm

Not easy to install initially as the extension to the wall to wall require some technique to twist and turn to secure the 2 ended rubber cushion. Advise to draw a line to monitor the bar from dropping over the time. So far, we have used it quite frequently and it secured will to the walls. Go for the 100cm so that you can either mount it to the door frame or corridor walls with a longer bar length.

Not meant for average North American Homes

Though the instruction manual mentions that this product is not meant for dry walls or gypsum walls. The fact is that most of the walls in North American homes are made of gypsum. And as an end user, it's difficult to figure out if a particular wall would be able to hold it. You can only tell after you try it. Though it says it can take weight of up to 120 kg, My wall came off when I did pull-ups using this bar. My weight is 76 kgs.

Really good and handy bar at home

I have used for 7-8 years and I bought this for many people and they are all still usingWe not only use this for pull upBut also for various exercises20-75 kg weight range people have used this in our homeHave used this on door frame also on walls and stays strong

Terrible Product EXTREMELY RISKY

First and foremost, it is badly titled. When it says the bar is 100 cm, you expect that to mean it goes UP TO 100 cm. But the bar itself is 100 cm, even when fully contracted. It ended up being too large for our doors.This product is very difficult to actually put up. You have to ensure that it is absolutely straight and that the ends are completely flat with the wall, or it will slip.I was very skeptical of these friction pull up bars and today my suspicions were confirmed. It's a terrible idea. I'm 65 kg and this product couldn't even hold me up. It slipped and I fell, and could have badly injured myself. It's unwieldy and does not do the one thing it is meant to do: hold your weight. It keep slipping and moving, and does not work as advertised. What am I ... MoreFirst and foremost, it is badly titled. When it says the bar is 100 cm, you expect that to mean it goes UP TO 100 cm. But the bar itself is 100 cm, even when fully contracted. It ended up being too large for our doors.This product is very difficult to actually put up. You have to ensure that it is absolutely straight and that the ends are completely flat with the wall, or it will slip.I was very skeptical of these friction pull up bars and today my suspicions were confirmed. It's a terrible idea. I'm 65 kg and this product couldn't even hold me up. It slipped and I fell, and could have badly injured myself. It's unwieldy and does not do the one thing it is meant to do: hold your weight. It keep slipping and moving, and does not work as advertised. What am I supposed to use it on, some ultra smooth specilaised surface? If it cannot work on a generic wall or door frame, what's the point? You cannot do a pull up because you're constantly worried that it will slip and focusing on balance instead.It's also tedious to ensure that it is tight. It comes with no tools and all you can do is tighten it the best you can and hope the flimsy plastic brace will hold.I probably could have done more tests or tried to find a more suitable position, but those are risky. I did fall hard once, and after that every test is simply an ever increasing risk of injury. If I'm going to pay 3000 rs for a fancy stick, then at least the fancy stick shouldn't threaten my well being.TL;DR: Save money and buy a proper pull up bar instead. This thing is not worth the risk and effort. Very dissapointed that Decathlon has allowed such a product to be on the page. The whole reason I bought it here instead of amazon is because I expect Decathlon to be a garuntee of quality and safety, and not just a roll of the dice and hoping for the best.