Can this product support 195 pounds at a 40 inch length doing both wide and close grip pullups 5 sets of 10 reps?
1986187
Hi Wesley,Sorry I am not able to answer your question. We only use the bar with 125 and 147 pounds of load.However it holds fine at these weights.Good luck in your research.
1986188
Yes, as long as you avoid any twisting motions that might cause the bar to retract, it will support that activity.
290991
I don't see why not, there are 4 pulley races at the top and bottom with 8 lines supporting the weight.So, each line is only supporting (4000/8 = 500Lb). Also, these things are over-engineered usually by 1.5 times for safety and dumb users. Therefore each line probably could support (500 x 1.5 = 750Lb).
503736
I have tested this to 8,000 pounds and it holds. For heavier dumbbells I puff up my lats and rest my arms against them for the perfect support. You should be fine, go for it.
1007102
No problem. Im working out with two guys 6'3""tall. Using it for squats, standing presses. Good deal for the price
1455168
Judging by the sturdy construction I would say you will be fine...also taking into consideration the angle of your exercise your full body weight will not be applied. If you have never done these before go slowly outward but beyond your physical strength. It won't take long to figure what your limit is. Be safe and enjoy
476352
Maybe. I think 40# would be right at the upper limit it could hold. I'd replace the included screws with longer heavier duty lag bolts. The bracket would be the weak link in the chain. It's made of approximately 1/8" plate bent to shape.
691498
I have the CAP 15 pound plates which the often sell cheap and can get 150 pounds of plates on the curl 47 inch Z-curl bar with no problems plus the bar at 12 pounds gives me 162 pounds. I could probably If I use my 25's with the 15's and other smaller plates I often do 3 inch close grip bench presses (for the triceps) with the 47 in Z-curl bar and can get 197 pounds on there for sets of 12 reps. I imagine if one put 50's on there you could get well over 200.
427026
This was a birthday gift for my son. I dont't believe his lifting reaches that limit, so not an issue for him. But, I see the conflicting info. I'd try a direct call to to manufacturer and ask for clarification, unless someone else knows. Can probably Google xmark fitness and get the phone #.
388166
If you can do one this will def help you achieve mor reps. I am a 255lbs man who couldn't do a single one and I can do 7 assisted and 2 unassisted. This is within 2 months working daily. So I'd say the band should be fine might even be to much. But you can remove bands easliy
294757
Yes this would work, it's weight is 45 lbs. Don't know how many intervals you are working with and you might want to overlap.
1051750
The width of the pull up bar is 41 inches across and the weight is around 10 pounds
1374164
I dont know exactly how much, but I am 5-11 and 180LB, I could add up some weights when am doing pull up.
753885
I would say maybe not, because you have to allow space on either side as working space. If it sat a little out from the corner it might work. Be sure to allow about 8' in front of the unit for working space, for the low pulley exercises.
299381
Yes but with this caveat- if you use it as a snatch block, make sure maximum force doesn't exceed its rating of 17900lbs. For simple direction changes its fine.
1432591
This set should work well (depends on your pull up ability). Combining bands will give you even more options.
1290640
I would say yes; it's very sturdy. But I don't think I'd go any bigger than a 40".
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.