I'm 6"3' -- will this pull up bar be wide enough for me to do wide grip pull ups? If not, is there a way to extend it?
877043
I think your shoulder width is more of a concern here than your height. I am a little short and only a bit stocky. My shoulder width is ~21-22 and it is just right for me. If you are tall and wide or "normal", it might not be enough. If you are tall and skinny I think it will work. This is just speculation, but I would not think it wide enough for those whose shoulder width id greater than ~24.
877044
The wide grip does extend pass the width of the door and it does allow for width adjustments based on your door. If you are doing a wide grip pull up from the standing position, then no. But if you are doing a hanging pull up, then I would guess yes. Hope that helps.
106012
Hello, If the pull up bar has a traight part and you have like 30/ 40 centimeters above to get youre feet in it will work on every thing. I,m not a seller but these things make you happy, i ,am for having them, thay also feel realy secure, it,s realy the best you can have!. Good luck with it.
1004168
I got a 7' bar and it fits very well. 6' should fit also but may be a bit tight.
1668841
No the bar for pull ups and chin ups is on the back of the tower and extends outward about 6 inches. I do my pull ups and chin ups facing in to the stand though. If you chose to do them facing outward I could see it being an issue.
829451
I am 6'3" and I am able to use it. It is a little small for me but I am confident that it can work for you.
93700
I'm 6' and feel like mine is mounted too low on an 8' ceiling. However, people use the door to hold theirs in place and are still able to get good workouts so I would think you could just adapt the way you work out and the length of the straps when doing certain workouts. I hope that helps. I don't recall a recommendation in the manual.
156286
Yes u can use the 6foot bar... I highly recommend this product. I can send u pics of how I have my garage set up w the valor rack
1498763
Being 6'4", I have to slide either up or down on the bench to avoid hitting the bar. It took a few reps to figure out what worked best for the amount of weight I was using, but overall it works just fine. I am still quite pleased with my purchase and am looking to add on to it shortly!
832831
The measurement from the outside of the uprights on this squat rack, where it holds the bar, is 46 3/4". Some people may be taking their measurements from the lower part of the rack which is wider than the upper part. I have a standard 6 foot weight bar and the gripping area is 48" from plate stop to plate stop so, it easily fits on this squat rack. Anything shorter would not. I hope this helped since you got a lot of different answers; some from people who don't own a standard bar.
1226424
Yes. from the tallest point on the tower it is 81". where you grip for pullups is about 80-80.5". you won't be able to pull your head over the bar but maybe pull up to you nose.
1367888
You won't be able to do an overhead press inside (I'm 5'9" and would only be able to get the bar about 3/4 - 4/5 of the way up before hitting the top support). It's close, you might be able to do an overhead squat since your arms are more spread out, but that'll more so depend on how wide your grip is on those.
2235967
I believe so. The gripper legs (for want of a better description) stretch outward. It's actually a really viable product.
696377
The chin up bar nor the dip bars exceed the length of the base. So your body weight does not throw it off balance. I weigh 190 and I attach a 25lb weight to myself and I can do both wide grip and close grip pull-ups. Keep in mind, this machine isn't anchored to the floor. With enough aggressive shaking, it can lose its balance. Hope this helps.
374156
Yes, I am 6'1" and the need is there. It works fine. You can also extend feet and legs forward to change it up periodically. Great home rack. I Got additional weight holders and have over 600# of weights + what ever I put on bar.
592378
hello there. i think you send a message to me by mistake, i'm only a buyer not a sale representative. but maybe i can help you on those grip. i bought the standard large grip and found that they were pretty good size on my hands since i'm 5 feet 9" tall and average athletic build. if you are 6 feet tall or higher and have very big hands, then i would not recommend those grip. those grip are for medium size hand and will not work if you have very small hand because the grip will be to big. if you have very big hands, then keep checking on Amazon, and you will find some other grips that will fit you size of hand. hope those info will help you. best regards Steve Racine.
694887
I'm 5'6" and I do it no problem. I just think it's about getting the right leverage. I tend to lift it on an angle while opening it.
816824
Yes, it would. It depends on the height of your chin up bar. My husband is 6'1" and used it without a problem. It is easy to adjust so we share the band.