will this unit tip over when doing pull-ups??
1283031
The rack is built with quality materials. I have not experienced any tilt but I think it would depend on one's body weight. For reference I weight 150.
1283032
No, it's very stable. I do assisted pull ups with a band at 280 lbs and it doesn't even wabble. Hope this helps.
1283033
i have never heard tellof but if you do have the rear bottom crossbeam has 2 post s that you can put weights for counterbalance
1283034
I have done pull ups and have not tipped over. This of course is going to be predicated by proper assembly. One side has the cross bar bolt holes set further back. I'm sure if you assembled it backwards and tried to pull up on it then yes it would be more unstable.
1071053
I don't think that would work. Per the video, your foot will be on the ground when you first step in for safety. My pullup bar isn't very high either so I lean my feet forward some to create more room. I know sometimes I lose the full extension too.
106039
Yes, I have this attached to my pullup bar (one that is not screwed or bolted to the doorframe, but that hangs on the doorframe) and have had no issues with it. Just make sure that the direction you are exerting your force is in the direction that will push the supports into the doorframe instead of rotating the pullup bar away...if that makes sense.
1582114
It is a little tippy. Ours has never actually tipped up more than an inch, but it has that "Ah, I better stand up quick" feeling of teetering. Hope that helped.
1220961
hello,yes i just measured that pull up bar from the floor,it's 81 inches or 206 cm high from the floor, you can use this tower with that chair to reach that bar and it won't tip over or move at all because those for legs (the bottom part of this towel) long enough (23 inches) on both side, you have to swing very hard if you want to tip it over ,i don't think you have to worry about that,make sure to tight all those nuts well so it won't have any movement at all, and after you reached the bar try to let your body in that hanging position without too much swinging, sorry about my English it's my second language, have a good exercice!!! c ya!
154982
No, the pull-up bar is not very stable. I used it for a year or so but wasn't comfortable with it and donated about 2 months ago, I wish if you had asked this question earlier then I may have shipped it to you...
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#
610081
I hang jeans, sweatpants, shirts...everything right out of the washer. I have never had a problem with it tipping when I hang jeans on one bar.
616903
I purchased this unit for a friend a while back. I'm not sure, I don't think so. horizontal pullupz doesnt seem possible. The dimensions are in the details.. I have bad feet so I can't stand long, wish I could do let me ups :( ..
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!
555588
We have our student files and did not find that it would tip over. I would not make it too heavy though as it is mesh wire and not meant to carry extremely heavy loads.
1533165
If you are on a rocky or uneven surface, yes it can tip....I don't have any issues with it tipping on an even surface...
1783951
I use it on a deep pile carpet and it stays sturdy for all exercises, however if I "kip" during a pullup to leverage momentum, it will rotate a bit toward me. Not enough to tip, but disconcerting enough. If you're on a deep pile carpet I'd recommend not flopping around too much on the bar.
1894340
I use an Olympic set. It is a bit shaky but I've never been worried that it would tip over or anything.
1212842
Unfortunately no. The unit is designed to twist as you step up and down. The twist is gentle however, and once you get into it not noticeable.
2146009
No it will not tip over. The trailer has a wide stance and the way to attaches to the bike will allow it to twist and move. My bike I have it attached to fell off its kickstand and the trailer was fine. Hope this helps.
2229542
We are quite elderly, but we have used this item now for a couple of months and have not had a tip over problem. However, it is not anchored to the floor, so I suppose one might be able to tip it under unusual circumstances, such as falling and grasping a handle for a sidewise support. We also added a seat riser to the commode, which helps us rise to a standing position easily. Hope this helps.