Kore K-WM-CHINUP-BAR-SR-ABS Wall Mount Pull-Up Bar and Ab Strap Combo Maximum Load 120 KG (Top Rod length 38 Inch)

Bit difficult to install by self. Get it installed by a professional carpenter and it'll be perfect for use! Can handle 70-75kg easily, dependent on perfect installation.. Strong and sturdy and good paint and finishing. Good soft sponge for grip

Everything you need to know I've covered in this review - The product is very good quality. It is sturdy and welds are also proper. The oil paint, foam, dimentions everything is best for the price it comes at. The only and biggest problem is the installation. Here are main points from my installation experience - 1. First and foremost, the 8 mm anchor bolts provided with the product aren't good. Don't even try them and get more holes in your wall. 2. Buy 8 Rowl Bolts of M10 size from local hardware shop. One piece may cost between 20-25 rupees. 3. Find a professional (electrician or plumber) to install it. Do not try to DIY this as it requires precision and tools that may not be available with you. 4. However if you want to DIY like I did, get those 8 x M10 Rowl Bolts and you will require 14mm drill bit (around 100-150 rupees) to install the bolts. Also get a 17 number wrench (around 50 rupees) to tighten the bolts. 5. You will also require drill machine and water level to check that the bars are perfectly horizontal. I recommend doing a websearch on how to use Rowl bolts. 6. M10 bolts are the best option. It provides sufficient strength and sturdiness. You can go for M12 bolts but then you will have to make the holes in rectangular plate bigger which is another problem in it's own. 7. The holes in the rectangular plate are barely enough to occupy M10 bolt. Hence you need to install the plates very precisely as there is very little room for adjustment and this is the main reason you should get a professional to do it. 8. Best way is to install one bar while checking with water level tube that it's horizontal, then attach second bar along with the rod, make markings for the second bar and then install it. 9. Prefer not to make all holes all together. Install one bar and then do the marking as explained in previous point. 10. In my case I have mounted this on a RC wall. It is made of chicken wire and reinforcement steel. So it is only 4 inch thick but very strong. In case you are mounting it in a brick wall, make sure your wall is minimum 9inch thick. Or alternatively you can find where you lintel beam is and mount on that (hoping not to get steel while drilling). 11. While drilling in a brick wall make sure to get the bolts in the brick and not in the cement part used for bonding. This is trial and error method. Use small drill bit to check if red dust comes then it's brick else it's cement. It has been a hazzle to install this product. It would have been much easier if the manufacturer started including M10 bolts with the product and 12 mm holes in the plates.

I have been using this for about 1 year and its good and i used the same bolts provided with this… i have no issues

As you can see from the images, I turned this thing into a full blown pull up and dipping station, thanks to the help of a welder that I know. Its part of my home gym now. And no, you don't get all of these things with the product. The only things that you'd get with the product are the pull up bar, two ab straps and two mounts for the chin up bar (which I turned it into dipping bars). I have been using this thing for the past few days and here's what I noticed: What's good about this product: * Sturdy: I'm about 105 kg and this thing hasn't bent or flexed, while I was using it. So this can take the load. But you do have to fix it properly though. * Ab straps: They seriously help you out in doing the hanging ab workouts, with the chin up bar (which I turned it into dipping bars). What's not so good about this product: * Grips: They are not at all of good quality. They have already started to loosen up and have started to tear up. I'd give it a month or two tops before it completely rips apart from the bars. * Mounting bolts: The guy who welded this told me that the bolts provided cannot handle the weight of people who are above 75 kg. Since he's made a stand that can actually withstand, two people of 100+ kg working out at the same time, I have to believe him. Either way, you'll have to spend a few bucks to fix it to a wall and for it to not fall apart when you hang on it. Overall, its a 5* product, if the grips weren't as bad they were. Seriously, if they've used a much grippier and long lasting grip, this product is worth its price.

Very good product.

Product is good and sturdy but some manufacturing defect handle bar post is tilted , , M8 Fastners are of bad quality ,use 12mm bit for drilling

It is poor designed product. Due to cantileaver effect the wall mounting started coming off with in 1 month. Now the situation is such that you can't hang as the mountings are not able to sustain my 79 kg weight. Actually the design should have two rods, one each from horizontal rod and hinged to wall. so practically 3 hinges at each side. A total waste of money

Ok