| Brand | Iron Core Athletics |
| Color | JMPU plus Green Band |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 275 Pounds |
| Mounting Type | Doorway Mount |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
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| Brand | Iron Core Athletics |
| Color | JMPU plus Green Band |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 275 Pounds |
| Mounting Type | Doorway Mount |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
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Carrie Larkin –
First off, I wasn’t compensated or given a discount for my opinion. I’m not a serial reviewer either. Buy this chinup bar.I rated it a four for ease of assembly since other people had some difficulty and I did have to remove a few bolts and replace with others. If you pay attention you’ll see some of the washers are smaller than others, for example. No instructions, but should be easy enough for someone with basic know how- for example, the lock washers go between the head of the bolt and the flat washers. There really aren’t too many ways you could do it, not sure why that was a challenge for some people. When I put it together, it wasn’t perfectly flat as someone else indicated in their review. I gave it a twist and it straightened out, not hard.As far as sturdiness goes, I was pleasantly surprised by the weight, they did not skimp on material. I think people who expressed concerns about sturdiness had installation issues. I selected an area where my basement joists were doubled up so I could utilize the full length of the bolts provided. I started with just the lower bolt on each side and it was rock solid. I weigh around 205 and it didn’t move with just the two. I used the other ones for good measure since I had them. I’m pretty sure the degree of sturdiness depends on how solid whatever you mount it to is. Mine will only move if the house collapses.I also like that it is low enough so my head doesn’t hit the ceiling at the top of the movement. The height worked out perfectly for me, I can still walk under it, but it’s low enough that I can do a little jump at the start of each rep to get a little assistance and then lift my legs to use full weight for the negatives. Love the multiple grip options. I have no concerns that my kids, who can break just about anything, will be using it. A huge leap forward from the doorframe chinup bar we’ve been using.