Quick Summary
The Kipika Wall Mounted Doorway Pull Up Bar is a home gym pull up bar for a door frame. It is described as multifunctional chin-up bar with a steel build and anti-corrosion coating, making it a straightforward option for upper-body training setups at home.
The product description also states a grip diameter of 1 3/10", two holes with carabiners on both sides, a mounting hole spacing of 36" and a maximum weight capacity of 440 lbs.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Product type | Wall mounted doorway pull up bar for a door frame. |
| Material | Steel with an anti-corrosion coating, which is relevant if you want a metal bar with a protected finish. |
| Grip diameter | 1 3/10", a useful check for hand comfort and grip preference. |
| Mounting hole spacing | 36", which matters when comparing the bar with the available doorway space. |
| Maximum weight capacity | 440 lbs, so the stated load limit should be checked against the intended use. |
| Accessory attachment points | 2 holes and carabiners on both sides for attaching training accessories. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Door frame size: Check the stated 36" mounting hole spacing against your doorway setup.
- Grip feel: The 1 3/10" grip diameter may be more or less comfortable depending on hand size and preference.
- Load limit: Compare the 440 lbs capacity with the total load you expect to place on the bar.
- Accessory use: If you plan to add straps or ropes, check that the two side attachment points suit the setup you want.
- Finish: The anti-corrosion coating is a useful point to compare if the bar will be kept in a more humid training space.
What Else You May Need
The bar comes with mounting hardware and instructions. If you plan to use training accessories, you will also need the separate items you want to attach to the carabiners, such as suspension straps, a training rope or yoga straps.
Before You Decide
Confirm the 36" mounting hole spacing, the 440 lbs load limit and the door frame setup before choosing an offer. If you want to use accessories, check that the included attachment points suit the equipment you already have. Follow the manufacturer instructions for installation and use.
