will this work for adult pull ups?
1969404
The pail opening is not very large, just large enough for baby diapers. Adult diapers may be a tight fit.
1969405
Only if there is urine in them. Now that my child is eating solids, we can't put the poop diapers in there - it's really not good enough for containing those smells.
1969406
You can put any diaper you want in it, but, for me, the smell isn't well contained. I imagine that would be worse with adult diapers. If you choose to go with this (or chose, since it's been a while since you asked), I would be sure to empty the pail every two or three days. If you do it that often, you might not need a pail with such a large capacity.
1969407
I don't think the opening is big enough. I had enough trouble using it with newborn diapers.
1969408
I do not think the opening would be large enough. You could simply lift the lid like a normal trash can if you are buying it for its odor control properties.
1969409
I am not sure how large adult pull ups are. Worst case, instead of using the little sliding door on top to put them in, you could just lift the whole lid up each time.
1969410
I don't think the opening is big enough.I had enough trouble using it with newborn diapers.
533704
It gives you a dip station, which is nice. While doing pull ups this tips backwards and is not sturdy in the way you'd expect it to be most sturdy. Dips are not a problem. Get one with dip station and pull up bar on the same side is my recommendation.
2139439
It sits far enough out for you to do traditional pull ups. But if you're like me and use your legs as assistance on occasion, you might have some issues. I don't really have that may issues though. Obviously you'd just want to mount it high enough.
1918584
This works best on an average man's forearm or higher like his bicep. This could be useful for young adults though.
840969
No not excatlly. This isnt for doing pull ups on. Dips an handstands can be done on thses
1923598
If you are asking, Peter, then you likely are a pull-up aficianado and, for us, this is not wide enough. A straight bar of 5 feet would be better for guys like us.
1152949
It really depends on how strong you are. If you have a lot of upper body strength then it will probably work great for you.
1250240
It works well...the issues is how high is your pull up bar? if you can adjust or easily lower it to about 6 ft, the attachments works fine, plus you can use it on the floor upside down to do push ups and so forth.
76038
yes, for the only thing don't work really good is with pull ups, but I haven't found something that works for pull ups
1099593
I use mine with the stabilizer kit for regular pullups and chinups and it's very sturdy (I'm about 180lb). I think it would be too wobbly for butterfly pullups without the stabilizer kit, and perhaps somewhat wobbly with the stabilizer kit, though not likely to a point where it would topple over (with the stabilizer kit). My understanding is that this kit does NOT come with the stabilizer kit. I got mine from the original website, where they give you the option of getting a stabilizer kit http://trapezerigging.com
138382
Yes, but this is much better used as a tricep pressdown machine opposed to a lat pulldown. There is nothing to hold your legs and bodyweight down, so you will be pulled up if you use enough weight when doing lat pulldowns. It's excellent for tricep pressdowns.
781226
It absolutely would! It works for any kind of stretches! It is very durable and sturdy and will take a lot of pressureagainst it and not come apart. It has loops at different distances to accommodate whatever length you might need to dodifferent kinds of stretches in different positions. You can use it behind your back to pull up a leg or in other position you can think up! It is a wonderful tool. It is better than yoga straps because of the loops at different lengths. I recommend it!
1262329
Not familiar with your pull-up bar, but I have attached these to a pull-up bar on my squat rack. Functionally they work, BUT they do drop you 7-8 inches lower, so you may need to lift your legs to clear the floor.
702415
If you mean to hang from the bars by your knees for the abdominals, I wouldn't recommend it. I have tried the L pullups and it works. I find the dip stand very stable--I'm 6'1" and 215#
175730
I would not recommend it. While it is solid enough to do pull ups on its own, if you attach a TRX, the bar may become unstable and collapse
668698
The pullup tower is over 7 feet high, perhaps just under 7.5 feet. If your ceiling is 7.5 feet then you won't be able to do pullups on this, as your head would go a foot above the height of the bar (nearly 8.5 ft). You can also consider the pullup bar from trapezeriggings.com. It's not as sturdy as this tower, but sturdy enough that you shouldn't worry about it toppling over (I use it with the stabilizer kit). The height is adjustable and it's portable.
2139440
It sits far enough for pull ups with room for swaying. You won't be able to do any kipping pull ups, and with your height exercises like knees to elbow and toes to bar may be out of the question. I bought the bar mainly for pull ups and ability to do suspension type training with a little ring work. I mounted the bar a couple inches of max reach, so I jump up a little. When mounted properly I've never experienced any wiggle, sway, or give from the anchor. With that said, buy your own lag bolts. They break!