JayflexPortable Door Frame Pull Up Bar RYZE UPS - Rotating Handles, No Screws Needed - 275 lbs Capacity - Perfect for Home or Travel

I recently purchased these to solve my issue of how to have a pull-up bar in my 1920's California bungalow, with high thick moldings around the door frame. I found the levered ones caused damage to the doorframe, same for the tension bars between the uprights. I hoped the dimensions on this product would fit in my house. When I opened the box, I thought, a lot of money for a few pieces of plastic. When I lifted them, they were heavy and very sturdy. They did fit the doorway and hold my 190# quite securely. I like that I can fold them out of sight and install when needed, in 1-2 minutes. Also that the grab ring has three locked positions, horizontal, vertical, and oblique. I suppose each position works a somewhat different muscle group. In summary, I wish it wasn't $120.00 but it is the only thing I found that fits, is secure, durable, and stow-able. No complaints.

I found instructions a bit confusing to get them setup initially, but once installed they work quite well, do wish the handles had padding as they can get a bit uncomfortable to hold for longer periods.

Just got my Ryze-ups and was very pleased to see how easy they were to assemble. The ability to adjust the size to match any door frame is really nice, especially since I have little ones that makes it necessary for me to move from door to door depending on when I can work out. Because they are so easy to move around it doesn’t feel difficult to get them out and set them up, it takes all of 30 seconds to get them attached and exercising.I’ve used the iron gym style pull up bars in the past and because they are so large and don’t break down easily they’ve been hard to store. Often I would just resort to keeping the iron gym up 24/7 since it was an easier storage solution than anywhere else. With the Ryze-ups I have ZERO problem storing them since they fold up so nicely and can be stacked on each other. I can put them anywhere without trouble, including my suitcase or a carryon when I need to use them in a hotel on a business trip.Of all the home gym pull up solutions I’ve used, Ryze-Ups are bar none the best all around package. Great versatility in workouts, super convenient, and amazingly portable, I don’t foresee myself ever needing any other pull up bar, HIGHLY recommended!

I spent about 30 minutes setting this up, I probably should have sent it back when I saw how cheap the plastic was but I was excited to get back into pullups. The instruction booklet is pretty bare as well which is a *please return me* red flag. These must cost 5 dollars at most to produce, and the only thing holding the horizontal clamps that hugs the doorframe in place are these dinky tracks that resemble zip tie teeth, once again all cheap plastic.After setting it up I figured it was worth a shot, felt like creaky garbage right away. You couldn't pay me to keep using these. Keep in mind if one of these toys fail when you are at the apex of your pull up you could seriously injure yourself. If you use these consider a helmet, head injury's are no joke. This thing is a lawsuit waiting to happen regardless if it says "Jayflex is not responsible for any damage or injury that may occur."I give the RYZE-UPS one Joe Rogan kettlebell grunt out of 5 with a full body cast and a get well soon card from your local ambulance chaser that plays "we're in the money" when you open it. I can't wait to return these its going to be a blast!

We have doors with two different molding widths in our house, and I attached the Ryze Ups to a door with the wider ("3-4") molding. I also followed the instructions carefully for the safety screws on the crossbars.While I understand the concern that some users have over plastic VS metal, the feeling that I have when the Ryze Ups are properly affixed is one of solid security during pull-ups.I don't feel a iota of instability in either the device or in my door frame, and one reason is the light weight of the plastic Ryze Ups. I would be much more worried about my doors if I were to attach metal.I think the design is excellent, and my biggest concern for other users is with the state and dimensions of their door frames - - not with this product - - as long as you "click" the units to tight clamp settings.