This bar features an eyelet to attach a sling trainer, reinforced construction with cross bars and high-strength screw connections, an included eBook with exercise descriptions, and anti-slip grips. Towards that end, this bar allows for multiple grip options which target different muscle groups. The three height adjustments accommodate users of various heights. The maximum weight capacity is 242 pounds, but the bar may feel shaky when used by athletes who weigh close to the maximum.

If you don’t mind a few marks, you’ll be rewarded with a pull-up bar that’s adjustable in depth (from 21 to 36 inches). It must be installed on walls that have either 16- or 24-inch spaced studs.

With five grip positions, you can perform 20 exercises on this piece of equipment, which are detailed in the free e-book that comes with your purchase. 

The bar is made of steel and powder-coated in black, and measures 40.9 inches wide and 15.4 inches deep. It also has a solid 330-pound weight capacity. It’s recommended that you install the Pullup & Dip bar on concrete or brick walls, which may be limiting for some. 

There’s a five-year warranty on the bar, which is a bit short, but currently the product has a 4.9-star rating out of 5 on the website, so customers seem happy with the construction and functionality. The price is $250, which is definitely more expensive than other pull-up bars, but with the dual functionality, it may be worth the investment.

The Perfect Fitness Multi-Gym Doorway Pull-Up bar is a great option for home gym owners who don’t want to mount anything to the wall or ceiling. This lightweight but sturdy bar is easily portable and can be stored away when not in use.

It supports a maximum user weight of 300 pounds, so if you’re super strong, it may not support your weighted pull-up goals. For the vast majority of trainees, though, this simple pull-up bar will more than suffice.

It’s made of alloy steel and supports a weight capacity of 440 pounds. You can do pull-ups, chin-ups, triceps dips, leg raises, and many other exercise variations on this piece of equipment. It’s not built for kipping movements, though. 

We will say it’s challenging to mount and we recommend having someone help out. Due to the weight of the equipment, it must be mounted into a concrete or brick wall. Otherwise, you’ll need

Made of welded 14-gauge steel, this pull-up system is strong enough to support up to 600 pounds, which means you can do all of the weighted pull-ups your heart desires. It also has two depth options: 14 inches and 22 inches. The 22-inch depth is better for kipping movements. 

For its weight of just 23 pounds, this Fringe Sport pull-up bar is super strong. It comes with a one-year warranty, so long as you install it properly. You’ll need a drill among other tools to install it, and it’s recommended that you have a buddy help out.

The Stud Bar is made of 14-gauge welded steel and has a Hammertone powder coated finish and a lifetime warranty. Notably, it comes in three different sizes (small, medium, and large) to accommodate for different ceiling heights. All three sizes have a 600-pound weight capacity as long as they’re installed correctly. 

The 1.25-inch diameter pull-up bar isn’t too tough on grip and allows for kipping movements. The bar is 48-inches long, so you’ll have plenty of room for a wide grip, too.

The bar weighs less than three pounds, but that doesn’t mean that it is not sturdy. With a maximum weight of 220 pounds and cushioned foam grips, the ProsourceFit Multi-Use Doorway Chin-Up/Pull-Up Bar is comfortable and safe. Also, if you’re watching the bank account, you’ll love that this bar comes in at $20 with hardware.

Although it is made from heavy-duty steel, the grips are covered with a density foam that provides a secure grip. The Ultimate Body team does a great job with their detailed instructions and they even include a mounting display that is printed on heavy stock paper.

It is a little odd that Stamina doesn’t provide specific sizes for the doors that this trainer will fit. They state that it works with “standard” door frames, and that is typically 27 inches to 35 inches. However, please note that the bar is 37 inches long, therefore if you are using it on a wider door please take into consideration that it may not be secure enough to support 250lbs and/or intense workouts.