Adjustable Pull-up Bar Rack Attachment
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Easy Installation
You ain't got time to be fumbling with nuts and bolts. That's why the adjustable pull-up bars are secured using hitch pins, and the Manticore version with quick-locking mag pins. Installation or removal is quick and easy without sacrificing security.
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Lever Arm Compatible
Pair this bad boy with series-matching (2.3", Hydra, or Manticore) Lever Arms to add dozens of barbell-like exercises to your arsenal. From deadlifts to rows and overhead presses to thrusters, you'll have tons of options for keeping things spicy.
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Durable Design
With 6-gauge steel brackets, these adjustable pull-up bars were made to withstand heavy weights while saving your hands (or building serious calluses, depending on the finish & knurling). When your spouse told you to get a grip and be more stable, this is what they meant.
Product Details
The world is your oyster with this handy-dandy rack attachment. Use it as a second pull-up bar on your power rack or add it to a pair of lever arms to unlock barbell and machine-inspired exercises at home — hip thrusts, thrusters, rows, deadlifts, you name it! The beefy 6-gauge steel promises solid construction while the different finishes & knurling offer plenty of variety. With a max capacity of 500lbs, these adjustable pull-up bars are meant to withstand heavy weights. Choose the option that suits your power rack or cable tower. Hardware included.
2.3"x2.3" bare steel: Fits our 2.3" racks & Cable Towers, 1.25" diameter, bare steel finish & includes hitch pins
2.3"x2.3" knurled stainless: Fits our 2.3" racks & Cable Towers, 1" diameter, stainless steel finish, moderate knurling & includes hitch pins
Hydra powder coated: Fits our Hydra racks, 1.25" diameter, light textured black powder coat finish & includes hitch pins
Manticore powder coated: Fits our Manticore racks, 1.25" diameter, light textured black powder coat finish, includes quick-locking mag pins & UHMW lining inside to protect your rack
IMPORTANT: Both 2.3" pull-up bars are NOT compatible with our Strongman Yoke, as its uprights are slightly too wide to accommodate them.
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- JVJames V.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars6 days agoNice little pull-up hack.
I built a short modified Rogue Half rack (72") and needed a pullup solution. The Rogue pullup bar I had sat too low to do pullups, so I saw this one and figured I'd just place it on top of the uprights and cross members. It works perfectly. The way it's designed allowed me to set it on top. Not the way it's designed to be used, but works exactly how I wanted it to. Very thick gauge steel and no issues using it this way. It will 100% hold. Super happy the way it turned out.
Bells of Steel USA6 days agoThanks for sharing your creative setup! 💪 We’re thrilled to hear the Adjustable Pull-Up Bar worked perfectly for your modified Rogue Half Rack. Its sturdy construction and thick gauge steel make it versatile, even in unconventional setups like yours. Way to think outside the box and make it work for your space—enjoy your lifts! Let the gainz begin - BoS Crew🚀
- CCChad C W.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoKnurled version review
I'm using the 2.3" x 2.3" 1" Knurled Stainless version with my setup. I bought this to be used with my Bells' All-in-One Trainer and specifically their lever arms to connect them together for press movements. Unfortunately, it didn't fit. This bar is slightly too short for the width of the All-in-One, which I didn't know when ordering - woops!
All was not lost however, I ended up drilling out the four 5/8" holes on the bar to 1", which was enough to get them to fit on my lever arms. I wouldn't necessarily recommend someone else to do what I did unless you like drilling through 6-gauge steel, but it is doable. After drilling, I deburred the holes and sealed them with some matte black paint for good measure. Smooth sailing after that.
Bells of Steel USA3 weeks agoThanks for sharing your experience with the adjustable pull-up bar! 🏋️♂️ We love that you found a way to make it work with your setup, even if it required a little DIY magic. Drilling out those holes to fit your lever arms is definitely a bold move, and we're impressed you tackled that challenge head-on! Just a reminder for others—modifying the equipment isn't for everyone, so always double-check those dimensions before diving in. But hey, once you got it sorted, it sounds like smooth sailing from there! Keep crushing those workouts! 💪 -BoS Crew
- LCLandon C.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars9 months agoSolid
It works great. I use it with my lever arms. My only complaint is that the brackets take up more space than they need to and you can’t put the bar all the way down to the bottom of the lever arms in the last hole because the rubber stopper of the lever arms gets in the way. Just a minor inconvenience.
Bells of Steel USAHi Landon, Thank you so much for your review of our adjustable pull up bar. We are so pleased you have enjoyed your new bar and we hope it continues to work well for your needs. We hope the minor inconvenience of the rubber stopper being in the way does not deter your experience. Yours in strength, Marcus & the BoS team - AAAndrew A.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2 years agoPull-ups for days
Before ordering this bar I had nowhere to do pull-ups. Now I have somewhere to do them. I still don’t do them but that’s more a lifestyle choice than an issue with the bar.
Bells of Steel USAHey Andrew, Thank you for the review! We are happy that we are able to provide with with space to do pull ups... eventually. Enjoy your future pull up gainz! Yours in strength, William - JJamesVerified BuyerRated 3 out of 5 stars9 months agoPull Up Bar Attachment for Pulley Tower
The good: The knurl on the bar is very nice and this adds stability to a dual cable tower set up.
The bad: due to the design of how these connect to the top brackets, you will not remove it if your towers are bolted down. I had to put in one side and physically move the other cable tower into position. I pity the fool trying to do this with the weight stack versions and not the plate loaded ones I have. A better design would hook these from the top and not the sides. Maybe if they just sent with bolts instead of pins so you wouldn't think it was adjustable it would be more transparent
Bells of Steel USAHi James, Thank you so much for reviewing our pull up bar attachment today. We are glad you have been overall pleased with your purchase. We know these can sometimes be a tight fit and we are working on correcting this for the future. We wish you the best. The BoS team
