can I attach it to my pull-up bar?
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My concern for you would be the method of pull up bar attachment. If it isn't bolted into a structure (i.e. a temporary doorjamb model), there is a potential risk for unseating the bar. I believe a pull bar is designed for weight to be pulling *down* only. The WOSS strap can be attached to a pipe/pole, but the force will be at an angle which has the risk of unseating a "temporary" bar (maybe a low risk). Anyone else have more background on this question?I have had no problem attaching it to a closed door.-e
1614336
You should be able to attach it to your pull-up bar, or any overhead bar or beam, but make sure it's something that can support your weight, including whatever it is you have the bar attached to!!
1614337
That depends on how low your chin up bar is, and how it is attached. I would say if it's a doorway style then no. Mine is hanging from a center support in my garage, and even then I had to wrap it around twice to bring it up to a level that was high enough to work on. If your chin up bar is resting on the doorway molding that doesn't seem safe to me. You can put it on a shut door, but this will limit your ability to make the exercises more difficult. You can always wrap it around a tree branch.
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Yes you can attach to your pull up bar. There is a short strap that you can wrap around til you get most of the slack out. Then the metal ring from the straps with handle clips into the bigger metal clip. Make sure you balance it out on your bar. I wrap it around my tree and have taken to park to put up on the monkey bars. Good luck.
169254
To use the bracket separately, you would not install the bar. They sell a similar product that is just the end bracket.
1700867
Yes, and if you haven't already purchased it, don't bother. It's flimsy, bends when grabbing a paper towel, and can only be mounted in one position. The back side of the bar is hollow. I ended up trashing it and buying a different one. Hope this helps.
334422
I actually answered this before, but perhaps not to this person. I think the answer is 'no,' but remember the cost for the whole thing is cheap. Also, at least some ties that I buy have a plastic hanger that I think would fit over the bar for this tie rack. William Moran
2234373
Sure. Depending on how high the bar is, is it one of those door hanging ones or fixed. You might have to wrap straps a couple of times, depending on the height you want.
1449933
Doesn't seem possible due to the brace that connects to the flat bar. I have it and I looked into trying it but it will not work.
512514
No, unless you rig something for it to attach to. It clips on to horizontal bars.
389016
I'm sure you can MacGyver it to attach it to an overhead bar. The belt is really strong. But you don't really need to as long as you close the door on it, making it catch at the next "bump". Hope that helps.
1004811
Yes. Its just a hook that goes over the pull-up bar. No latch or permanent connection!
469927
Absolutely! Just drape an end over your pull-up bar, pull the other end through, and you're good to go.
2139440
It sits far enough for pull ups with room for swaying. You won't be able to do any kipping pull ups, and with your height exercises like knees to elbow and toes to bar may be out of the question. I bought the bar mainly for pull ups and ability to do suspension type training with a little ring work. I mounted the bar a couple inches of max reach, so I jump up a little. When mounted properly I've never experienced any wiggle, sway, or give from the anchor. With that said, buy your own lag bolts. They break!
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Possibly. Pull ups could be achieved using the crossbar depending on your size/weight. I personally didn't order the pull up bar attachment, but I'm not sure if the Power Line Cable Crossover can handle it. I've had the unit for some time now, and love it.
2161255
Yes. I have done this. However, be aware that the "lock collars" come loose very easily. This is worse with more weight on the bar.
307572
Yes, you can do pull ups and chin ups, although the accompanying literature doesn't say to use the bar as a pull up bar itself. But I tried it and it's quite comfortable. Note that you can get your chin ABOVE the bar, but not OVER the bar because the door frame is in the way. You'd bump your nose and bleed on your new hardware. :)
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I mounted mine on a concrete wall so I bought different mounting hardware. I don't rmemember it being a big deal. The pull-up bar is strong and well made and a great value for the money.
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I guess you could. The suction parts slide on the bar so you can put it where you want it.
786509
Yes, Stud Bar has videos on their website showing large bars wall mounted for those who kip or need more leg room. For dead hang pull ups the standard size wall mounted works best and takes up less space