Could you use these on a power tower pull up bar??
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Hi Zack and thanks for your interest in Teeter Hang Ups Gravity Boots. These items are intended to be used primarily with Teeter Inversion Bars, Inversion Racks, and Inversion Therapy Tables. While we can not recommend using them with an outside brand (power tower pull up bar) as we cannot vouch for the limitations and guidelines of Power Tower's design, we definitely recommend the product as they are very comfortable and long-lasting. Thanks again and hope you have a relaxing day! -Your Friends at The Unwind Company
2080526
Hi Zack and thanks for your interest in Teeter Hang Ups Gravity Boots.These items are intended to be used primarily with Teeter Inversion Bars, Inversion Racks, and Inversion Therapy Tables. While we can not recommend using them with an outside brand (power tower pull up bar) as we cannot vouch for the limitations and guidelines of Power Tower's design, we definitely recommend the product as they are very comfortable and long-lasting.Thanks again and hope you have a relaxing day!-Your Friends at The Unwind Company
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Yes they're strong enough. Just make sure if you mount them to rollbar, they only fit 1 1/2 inch bar
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For muscle ups, it's certainly strong enough, but it would have to be mounted pretty low or your ceiling would have to be pretty high. Also you'd have do them facing the bar/facing the wall because not sure if there's enough clearance (how much it sticks out from the wall). Not familiar with the Barstarzz/Barbarian workouts.
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I have used them on every piece of equipment at the gym that I go to and that does include Olympic bars (straight bars, z-bars/curl bars). I've used them on the ropes for my rope pull downs and I have used them on hammer strength equipment. I absolutely love them and they're very versatile. Let me know if that answers your question.
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No sir I cannot. The walls of the switch would be to thin to support the tightening around the bar and short out on the metal. Sorry.
595896
Will these work to hold a coax under a lift gate without crushing the coax ?
2212288
They Could be, I made a frame from bolted extruded L shaped aluminum extrusion which I bolted together and then attached the brackets to the frame. I do this because I change my angle up and down from horizontal at 10 degrees in June to 50 degrees in December to achieve maximum power.
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I don't believe this is the proper hardware for your desired application. For one, they only open to a maximum of 45 degrees. And I don't believe they would be strong enough to support what you are describing.
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Overall the unit is designed to protect your most valuable "things" when it comes to electronics. So using a power bar would defeat this functionality if you were to add such things as lights but if you are talking another DVD player, PS, etc, I'd go ahead. The primary issue here would watts and you don't want to add something like a heater or hair dryer.
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I would think so as long as there is a place to connect the piece over a bar on your pull up bar.
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I don't see why you couldn't. I don't use them for that but they are pretty strong! Also found them in Walmart at a cheaper price and there's no shipping charge!
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You can use them, but you will need to do some fabrication such as wires and brackets. Thanks.
616907
I guess anything is possible, you would heed a stable base. I think you would be better off though buying a dedicated pull up tower.
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probably, they attach to a cable on a pulley with a Carabiner - This looks like BOWFLEX Power Pro method for the bar at its top.I don't have one but they work find with my Powerline Cable Crossover. check the size of the carabiner for a proper fit.
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I wouldn't. They are stickum. And work well with Christmas lights. I didn't try to use them for something heavier so honestly I can say if they wouldn't I just am going to tell you that I wouldn't personally use them for that.
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No. My Fitness Power Tower is tight. After careful hands on research, I found it to be the sturdiest device on the market for the money. All of the nuts and bolts fit correctly during my assembly. All nuts should fit properly. You may have to take a wire brush to the bolts to remove burs and you definitely must use wrench and ratchet to tighten.
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Not sure what type of bars you have but don't think these would work too well with round bars.