However, there are some standout features you should consider when choosing a pull-up bar. The most obvious consideration you'll need to make is how much space you have to accommodate a pull-up bar.

Pull-up bar stands have smaller footprints and are much less expensive ... “The best thing you can buy is the thing you are actually going to use the most. If you only have the space for ...

They’re also the most expensive. Pull-up bars that you ... as-hell bar (which supports over 800 pounds) is the best multi-grip pull-up bar option. "I installed the XMark pull-bar in my garage ...

If you’re one of them, perhaps you should look into getting yourself a doorway pull up ... less than most bars on this list. But it’s lightweight (just 3 pounds) and can be put up and taken ...

Despite its simplicity, a horizontal bar is probably the single best piece of strength equipment you can have ... No problem – do wide- and short-grip pull-ups. Bulging biceps? – bust out some ...

I didn’t fully grasp how much harder it was to do pull-ups on crappy bars. Our guide’s current top pick, the Ultimate Body Press bar is a model that, as staff writer Seth Berkman notes ...

Opting for more expensive options, like a wall-mounted pull-up bar or a freestanding ... each side to make sure the bar is flat. CONS: Because it goes below the top of the door, it may be too ...

At the gym or in the wild, you will see many different ways to grip the pull-up bar. But which is the best way ... tests or long hangs on the bar, but most debate where the thumbs go around ...

This is a door-mounted pull-up bar which used the wizardry of physics, so there’s no screwing or any fixings required. It simply hangs from the top of the door frame and safely sits there.

If you’re convinced to add the best pull-up bar to your cart (and your home) first it’s important to consider type, weight capacity, and grip options. “Most pull bars will have a weight ...