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Rogue P-4 Pull-up System is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Vinnie B from
Stoked as a goat!
Awesome pull-up bar! Well built, solid, perfect thickness and finish, wide and deep.
I mounted mine on an exterior garage wall with 24" studs on center, so was able to get the full length of the bar by having the brackets 48" apart.
Though I hit the studs, I still opted for using 2x6 stringers for a couple reasons; I wanted to increase the surface area to avoid compressing the drywall, it adds some more depth from the bar to the wall, adds extra support, and looks awesome!
Hardware I used was ten 4" long 3/8" lag screws with washers. The next size up at Home Depot was 6" long, which now that it's mounted confirms is unnecessary.
Date published: 2017-07-18
Rated 5 out of
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JR44 from
Best pull-up bar
Like all the other reviews have said, this is the best wall-mounted pull-up bar on the market. I went to specialty fitness stores that sold commercial-grade fitness equipment and they didn't carry anything like this. I wanted enough room for me and my wife to be able to do pull-ups next to each other at the same time, so I bought three brackets and stud-mounted them, and went to Home Depot to get a 100" long iron pipe (1" thick) that I got for about 20 bucks. I use it all the time and it's solid as a rock, no budging or anything on the wall. I'd give this 6 stars if I could!
Date published: 2016-09-14
Rated 5 out of
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Jesse C from
Simple, Easy, Perfect!
So simple to set-up and install.
Support frames are solid, welds are perfect and the matte-black finish feels and looks nice.
The mounting holes are a bit big for any lag screw under 5/8". 5/8" were uncomfortably small for me so I went with 1/2" and they worked fine.
Needed:
6 - 1/2in x 4in lag screws
Drill
5/16" drill bit
Pencil
Level (Magnetic is a bonus!)
(Optional) Socket Driver Bit & appropriate socket
^ Lags can be put in by a hand with a socket wrench but takes forever.
Date published: 2018-07-19
Rated 5 out of
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MattGerard from
Beyond Solid!
I purchased the P-4 for kipping and bar muscle ups as my garage ceiling in only 7ft. I mounted it to bricks with 3/8 lag screws in lag anchors in all 3 holes with a little anchor glue. Had to add some wood to account for the lip between brick and cinderblock. Not quite a stringer but it helps with the support. It is as solid as a rock, feels like I could hang my car on it.
Date published: 2017-04-04
Rated 5 out of
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SWerner13 from
Perfect and Solid
If you need a pull up bar installed on a wall, this is the one you want. It doesn't move an inch when kipping and has plenty of room for toe to bars. I believe you get what you pay for with this bar (and most rogue products).
I installed into concrete block in my basement. Hardware I used: (6) 5/8 concrete anchors / (6) 3/8 3" lag bolts / (6) 3/8 washers. You will also need a 5/8 drill bit meant for concrete if you plan to use the anchors.
Date published: 2016-08-05
Rated 5 out of
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alwaysshreddin from
A MUST HAVE FOR ANY HOME GYM
I bought the P4 for my garage gym and it really exceeded my expectations. It is so hard to find this quality without purchasing from rogue fitness. It's rock solid. The product comes with everything except for lag screws and washers. Make sure you hit the stud directly in the center because you need a 3/8 lag screw and if its off center it may come loose. Pre drill the holes, use a level and a good stud finder and you'll have this bad boy up in no time.
Date published: 2015-08-16
Rated 5 out of
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Matt Mikesell from
I'm impressed!
I bought this system last month and it blows away my expectations. I'm 230 and expected this to pull of the wall or bend. Nope! Solid as a rock and looks & feels like it will last forever. Watch the install video and go to the hardware store for lag screws. Took me about 30 minutes to install. Awesome system!
Date published: 2014-07-30
Rated 5 out of
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garageboxnick from
Solid Pull-Up Bar and Easy Install
Thanks to those who posted before...you really made this easy! I found two pieces of extra wood (3/4") at home to serve as stringers. Elected these over 2x4's simply because they are closer to the wall. Either works. Purchased (6) 3/8" x 4" lag screws with washers that attached rig through stringer and into wall stud and (4) 3/8" x 3 1/2" lag screws with washers to attach stringer. Drilled 15/64 pilot holes for all prior. Don't skip this...you don't want to split the stringer or stud.
I chose the 48" max-width for a single bar which worked well as most contruction is done 16" on-center for the studs. SOLID! I'm 205lbs and kip on this with not a creak or any indication of any weakness. I think the comment made by a previous review that "if my house burned down, this would still be hanging" is correct!
I have the Rogue Fold-Back Rig but even at max height for the pull-up bar, my feet still touch the ground (I'm 6'3"). I chose the P-4 to get my feet off the ground as they should be.
Hint: to choose your height, stand with arms stretched out above you as high as possible and have someone measure your reach from floor to fingertips. Add about 6-7" and use that height to mount pull-up bar. I used the bottom of the cut-outs for the pipe as the point. This makes it easy to jump up to but not too high and plenty of clearance for T2B and kipping.
Date published: 2016-11-06
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