43" Fat/Skinny Pullup Bar
Monster Lite Crossmembers and Pull-Up Bars are manufactured in America and represent an affordable way to add new work stations to a rig while improving the overall stability of the unit. With your choice of single vs double bar, fat vs skinny bar, and length options of 24”, 43”, and 70”, there is sure to be a crossmember add-on that matches your gym’s needs.
43" Fat/Skinny Pullup Bar Reviews
Based on 13 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness 43" Fat/Skinny Pullup Bar have an average rating of 4.49 out of 5. They're currently the #3 most-owned Pull-Up Attachments on Gym Radar, with 26 home gyms reporting ownership.
13 Reviews
Performance
4.46 / 5
Build Quality
4.85 / 5
Value
4.15 / 5
User Reviews
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(4.33)
If you’re looking for the best basic all round pull up bar that comes stock with a rack this is it! I use both the fat and skinny grip bars regularly and have had no issue adding any type of pull up attachments to it. Only gripe is how proud rogue is of their stuff. If you didn’t buy this stock and want to go back and buy it the price is ridiculous for just a regular old pull up bar. I would get it stock and upgrade later on if you want to.
(5.00)
Hard to go wrong with a good pullup bar like this one. Its really nice having the fat and skinny combination. Great for anything and everything you need. Attach bands to it, dead hang, storage, etc. Mine are on my Monster 2.0 RM-4
(5.00)
Surprisingly useful beyond its intended purpose — it works exceptionally well paired with a Prime stability pad and bar mount on the Voltra, keeping the pad locked vertical during use. As a standalone pull-up bar it's straightforward and reliable.
(5.00)
Added this to my monkey bars at the top of my rogue rack
(5.00)
This came with my rack, I enjoy the thick grip pull up bar.
(4.00)
This came with the r-3 but I already had a multi grip pull-up bar so this was perfect to have a nameplate welded on. Helps stabilize the rack as well. It works fine as a pull up bar but not something i would purchase otherwise
(4.67)
I got with a used RM6, but original owner had it presented vertically which made about 0 sense to me. We have it placed in now and while it more serves as a place to tie off bands, I will say either side is great and thicker grip plays a challenge for those who actually enjoy pull ups.
Would I have bought myself? No. But getting with rack was tough to complain!
(5.00)
Got this option with my Monster Lite rack. Usually I do pull-ups and chin-ups on my Rogue Jammer bar or my Titan Power Tower. It is nice to have the option to use the fat bar on this, though. For me, however, this mostly serves to provide a great deal of rigidity to my power rack.
(3.33)
Rogue Monster Fat pull-up bar. Nice powder coat and texture. Definitely an adjustment for anyone with smaller hands but will help grip strength. Not much more to say as it’s primarily job besides pull-ups is to give the power rack stability and rigidity and can also attach various items like ab straps.
(3.67)
I used to own this was a squat stand. Never really understood the purpose of 2 bars for a 2 post squat stand. However it’s built like a tank.