| Brand | Titan Fitness |
| Color | Black |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 6E+2 Pounds |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Material | 12 Ga. Steel |
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| Brand | Titan Fitness |
| Color | Black |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 6E+2 Pounds |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Material | 12 Ga. Steel |
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Mrs. Kaitlyn Kunde III –
I really like the sturdyness of this item. Feels very strong and secure. I’m only 200lbs so I have some room to gain muscle:-) I also like that it has 600lbs rating which is one of the most that I found. I really hope to increase my pull up reps. Thank you Titian Fitness.
Ara Hilpert –
Very sturdy unit once installed. Definitely suggest using a 2X8 board for mounting as in the photos.
Nikita Russel –
Sturdy and well made. I love the grip layout on this bar, your pull up variations are literally endless. I have also attracted Olympic rings for even more options.FedEx destroyed my package and the bar was scuffed up. Titan responded within minutes and helped me solve this issue.
Ole Osinski –
I’ll come back to post pics. yes hardware to install would be nice, but people install to diff. surfaces and would need diff. hardware.I used 2 2×6 boards to mount to studs. I would recommend using 2×8 if I did it again. I anchored them with 8 – 5″ lag bolts at the outer edges and 12 – 4″ structural screws at the middle studs.for anyone having problems getting the lags in that are on the upper side of the bottom bracket. mount the top section of the pull bar first. drill your pilot holes in the correct location for the bottom brackets. once you’ve done this, hand thread in your lag bolt with the bracket free. tighten the bolt down almost all the way then reattach the top of the pull up bar to the support bracket with the supplied bolts. you might have to flex the upper section to align the bolt holes. if you don’t do this you’ll have to angle the lag bolts in.I had both my 2 sons on this and myself and it’s holding strong. roughly 300lbs. My wife has said the bar is smaller diameter than our current pull up bar. I don’t think it’ll be an issue. I do like the fact that I can finally do wide pull ups again. Being able to reach out the entire width of the bar is nice. I also like the different angles on the hand holds.