Can you use these boots to hang from a regular standard pull up bar? Steel frame system, no risk of collapse, wondering if hooks on boot will fit bar.
888413
Depends. The bar on the inversion table I have is 1" diameter and the boots hook up really easy from the upright position. The boots have enough room for 1.25" diameter bar, but not a lot of "play" (which might be really important if you're trying to hook up while upside down). Actually, I just checked again, and the entrance area of the slot is really closer to 1.5" so 1.25" would fit no problem. Hope this helps.As an aside, several people have been paralyzed or killed while using inversion boots on doorway pull up bars when the bars failed and they fell on their head/neck. Please reconsider using these boots for anything other than an inversion table; that's what they're made for. Depends. The bar on the inversion table I have is 1" diameter and the boots hook up really easy from the upright position. The boots have enough room for 1.25" diameter bar, but not a lot of "play" (which might be really important if you're trying to hook up while upside down). Actually, I just checked again, and the entrance area of the slot is really closer to 1.5" so 1.25" would fit no problem. Hope this helps.As an aside, several people have been paralyzed or killed while using inversion boots on doorway pull up bars when the bars failed and... » Read More Depends. The bar on the inversion table I have is 1" diameter and the boots hook up really easy from the upright position. The boots have enough room for 1.25" diameter bar, but not a lot of "play" (which might be really important if you're trying to hook up while upside down). Actually, I just checked again, and the entrance area of the slot is really closer to 1.5" so 1.25" would fit no problem. Hope this helps.As an aside, several people have been paralyzed or killed while using inversion boots on doorway pull up bars when the bars failed and they fell on their head/neck. Please reconsider using these boots for anything other than an inversion table; that's what they're made for. « Show Less
888414
Yes that is how I use it. Mine is an 1" ID schedule 40 pipe. The hook seats really well. I use it daily and have had no problems.
888415
We use them on the pullup bar on a smith machine. As long as the diameter of the bar is 1.5" or less, your all set.
888416
Yes, the shoes will hook on to a bar that is less than 1.5" wide. I use then on my pull up bar that I have hanging in my door frame.
888417
That is how I am using mine, on a standard pull up bar without a problem, however it is not mounted in doorway frame. On a side note, I found that is easier and faster to only hook one leg at a time and not try to hook both at the same time.
2118782
I primarily use these straps for dead lifts and rows. They work great and allow me to train well beyond my hand strength. I have used them for pull downs, but never chin ups. I would imagine they would work fine as long as the bar is low enough to get them wrapped properly. If you have to jump up to the bar you won't be able to get them on unless you used a stool or chair.
106015
as long as the pull-up bars are rigidly fixed, and their thickness is not more than that of the hooks on the boots, there should be no problem.
790255
I suppose you can hang them if you have "S" hooks and chain. I love love these baskets - good quality..
475588
The hooks should be installed into the beams with suitable eye bolt hangers. you can find these pretty cheap at a hardware store use Zinc coated if this is outside to prevent corrosion. Other than that just follow the instruction in the box.
800725
Did you end up buying this and did it work? I'm a 6 1/2 shoe and I want to hang narrow footed fashion boots on these so am concerned they'd fall through.
2189310
Hook them to your belt and they should work fine. If you don't hook them to your belt and you walk out of them, the next clammer will find a nice pair of boots!!
2001776
they actually dont come with the typical "J hooks" you would find at an actual gym. they're more like "L hooks" if you ask me, but they're pretty solid and can hold some serious weight. i've personally only put about 250lb on them several times and the hooks work well. the only thing i would say bad about them is that they are kind of long so the bar seems to roll around a lot.
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The location and the weight of the items is fine for the hooks. What would be a better idea is to find a hook opening which is a bit wider, which would help you on lifting the bike up as high as it seems you may need to. These hooks are not wide enough to give you the wider opening to catch the bike easier and quicker without you possibly having to try several times and becoming flustered and tired. These hooks can handle what you want to use them for, again, I would just recommend a wider hook opening.
128642
Absolutely. I use a 5' bar but only because of limited space. The racks are plenty sturdy, and stable, especially when anchored by storing your extra bells on them. I use them as a squat rack and a bench press rack. Don't know how I got along without them.
1792915
They need to hang on the top of the frame and the bolts are only to be snuged down. Don't tighten them. When you put the chains on the hooks and pull the hooks up the weight will hold the brackets in place securely.
925929
No, the hooks are tighter. They are made for a standard chin-up bar. Hope it helps. P.S. As to the quality - they are amazing. I use them for 13 years now, the same boots. At least 3-4 times a week. I even do 90 degree body rotation every time with my heavy 200 lbs. They hold everything.
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
1621575
I can't tell you about hooks for this bar. The bar was too long for the area I wished to install it in and I returned it. It was very attractive but the wrong size for my need.
1103384
Yes you can i recommend this product to anyone that needs a pull up bar. There are brackets so you can mount to the wall. But no you don't need them. You can put up and take down in seconds.
1262327
I looked up that product and it looks like the bar is 1.25 inches in diameter. The hooks on the handles are about 1.5 inches and so they should work. Just be sure your bar isn't more than 1.5 inches in diameter. I use them on my pull up bar and they are fantastic. Definitely get them because I hurt my wrists doing pull ups on my bar by not having any give in the wrist rotation and I had to stop my pull up routine for 7 months while they healed! 7 months!
662153
In my opinion, the way the hooks are fabricated and padded, they will fit almost any set of bars. At least all common cruisers,etc. Any handlers exotic enough that they don't fit probably are on a bike not going to carry a basket anyway. The hooks can be slightly bent and adapted as needed.