Adjustable Pull-up Bar Rack Attachment
The world is your oyster with this handy-dandy rack attachment. Use it as a second pull-up bar on your power rack or add it to a pair of lever arms to unlock barbell and machine-inspired exercises at home β hip thrusts, thrusters, rows, deadlifts, you name it! The beefy 6-gauge steel promises solid construction while the different finishes offer plenty of variety. With a max capacity of 500lbs, these adjustable pull-up bars are meant to withstand heavy weights.
Adjustable Pull-up Bar Rack Attachment Reviews
Based on 4 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Bells of Steel Adjustable Pull-up Bar Rack Attachment have an average rating of 4.17 out of 5. They're currently the #15 most-owned Pull-Up Attachments on Gym Radar, with 9 home gyms reporting ownership.
4 Reviews
Performance
4.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.25 / 5
Value
4.25 / 5
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(5.00)
A straightforward upgrade over the Rogue equivalent β it performs the same function reliably and comes in at a noticeably lower price. If you're already considering the Rogue version, this is worth a look first.
(3.67)
I didnβt even know this was marketed as a pull up bar- I have always used this to hold my legs down for lat pull downs. I have that pad that slides right over the bar and brace my knees under it for lat pull downs.
It works like a champ for that purpose. For pull ups, the bar would not be the best due to the lack of any texture on the bar.
The welds leave a little more to be desired, and the pins are alright- would be nice to have mag pins or something. About what you would expect for a BoS product- it gets the job done.
(3.67)
Works for pull-ups. You need this if you are going to link two cable towers together.
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B3 (Brian's Barbells and Brewskis)
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(4.33)
This is pretty much a necessity for the folding rack, but I wouldn't choose one otherwise.
I would appreciate some more texture on the bar, but I understand that isn't typical.