Can you use it with the over-the-door chin up bars?
1727597
I would think so as long as there is a place to connect the piece over a bar on your pull up bar.
1727598
Yes you can - we do. It doesn't matknup the door frame any more than the bar already did. It is light so adds a very minimal amount of weight.
1727599
Probably, but it's likely to mark the door somewhat. I'm not very familiar with over the door chin up bars, but it should fit. But if the door is a nice one, I woudn't use it.
1727600
I think you could if the chin-up bar is securely mounted. I would also suggest buying TRX's wall mount for about $15.00. Then you would know that is anchored good and no worries for you.
53034
Having used it, I would say only if you pulled your legs up in the front. I installed a pull up bar on the wall just to be able to use these.
175732
You could attach a TRX, but I think it's usefulness would be limited. The bar isn't really made for kipping pull ups, so I don't think it would be safe to use a TRX in a way that would involve leaning away from the bar. At most, I would use it the same way I would use rings for push ups. Having said that, I've never tried rings or TRX on mine, so others might have more insight.
1556449
You do hang between the bars when doing chin ups. I'm pretty broad and can fit just fine though.
2111613
I don't think so. The long bar needs to rest against a door frame. It can't just hang freely.
334822
Hi, Ron. If the hook is secure enough to support your weight, then you sure can. In my review, I noted that I use mine on my doorframe pull-up bar using a set of large carabiners (like the Mommy Hook, but you can get them at Home Depot for less money) that I slip through the yellow cylinders on the straps. If your hook(s) are the right size to fit into those cylinders, you could use your hooks directly.
199102
you can do almost anything, provided that you have strong balance and control skills... Since the power dip station hangs from a chin bar and only rests on the door frame, you would need to adapt (removable) straps to secure the station while doing rows, to prevent it from moving to the sides and backwards... Good luck
61613
I think so, unless you can put the band high enough like in the video. I was unable to do at my place. I love using the chin up assist. The great thing about it is that it is adjustable to your needs. So you can start out really using it and gradually loosen it so it is only "helping" you do them on your own.
390398
You may not be able to do full range of motion chinups. I have a similar setup and I can't go down all the way on my chins and I most often only rise up to the point where my nose is at the bar to avoid hitting the ceiling. 6 ft tall.
1099266
It actually works better with the thick chin up bars. They have a better grip. I love this boots, everybody at the gym asksme where i got them and its the best workout tool to get ripped and easy on your back. Love love love this boots and very strong. I got yhem about 3 years ago and they are the best. Hope this helps.
1633233
You could but the dimensions are different at the ends of the bar. Might be a little awkward. And there would be a gap under the bar where the two ends meet. Hope this helps. John
1868595
I don't see why not? Just punch out the end, and slide the grip toward the center of the bars
944434
Depending on your size, weight and strength, as well as specific consideration regarding your own mobility, I suspect you could. You would want to make sure the bar is securely fastened to the tub edge before and after each use.
131823
Hey there guy I purchased this rack last summer. It already has a chin up bar built in. Its the top crossbar. It has knurling on it to grab on for grip. Solid as hell! Go for it!
660030
You could try it, but it would turn the trapeze into a "pouch" and would limit your range of motion. One hook/point of attachment is not how the trapeze is suppose to be supported. You need to find a way to separate the two sides of the trapeze independently. You could use a bar, as the other reviewer stated, but I'm not sure this would be very stable - the caribiners would try to constantly slip, which could be kind of dangerous. A good option would be to buy a doorway chinup bar. Then you could attach each side of the trapeze to the bar.
2054962
Yes you can but, you have to be careful. The plastic slot you put the bar in is very cheap. It will crack. I cracked 3 trays putting it together. I dont like these trays.
2251915
I agree with the one post. I don't think it would work because the bar is curved upward.m I think it would slide to the side all the time. When using workout equipment you want to make sure it is 100% safe. I can't say this would be 100% safe with the bar curving upwards.