Titan HD Wall Mounted Pull Up Chin Up Bar with 8 in. Wood Olympic Gymnastic Rings - 1.5 in. W Heavy Duty Thick Straps & Buckle

I bought this pull up bar and ring combo for my garage gym. Couldn't be any happier! Very well built and sturdy. Have used it for strict pull ups, t2b, ring dips, etc. and it is well built with no worries. If you are on the fence about buying this pull up bar, don't be. It is 100% worth it. I would say it is better quality than Rogue for a cheaper price. I would recommend installing with a help of a friend or two. I saw a few videos online and it was easy, but we diligently measured before putting on the wall. Also worth noting- I put 2x4's in between the mounting set and the wall for extra protection and also went out and bought longer lag bolts. The directions don't say that, but I did it to protect dry wall and for extra security. Titan Fitness is legit and will definitely be looking to get more equipment from them when it becomes available!

Just got this set up with the bar and rings. After browsing lots of resources for weeks, this was by far the best-priced for such a bundle, probably half the cost of competitors, without sacrificing quality. I've got mine set up with brackets 52 inches apart and it holds strong. Word of warning that this product is larger than I envisioned it in my head and takes up a lot of space. If you're tight on space, I don't recommend this pull-up bar. I wanted to mount in my garage at first, but I have a pull-down attic in my garage and this bar blocked it from being able to be pulled down from the place I wanted to mount it. I thought about moving it elsewhere in my garage, but other locations would've required me to move my car every time I needed to use the bar, and I didn't want to do that. I was able to find an internal wall to mount this to, and it works great in there, but, again, it's got quite a footprint and has taken some getting used to as it takes up half my wall in a smallish (12x12) bedroom. Still, I've loved it having it and loved training on gymnastics rings, which has been a lifelong dream of mine, and at least now I don't have to worry about ruining my doorway with an over-the-door bar. This bar is strong enough to handle kipping if you do that kind of thing and feels very secure. Mine actually did come with lag bolts and plastic drywall anchors for mounting to the wall. I mounted to studs, so I did not use drywall anchors. If I were going to anchor to dry wall, I would probably buy some heavier-duty, non-plastic ones from the hardware store, just to reduce risk of ripping the wall out while exercising. Those are easy to find, though, and cheap from hardware store. It's definitely a two-person job to mount this. The brackets are heavy and you'll want someone else to hold them steady while you drill pilot holes and mount, just to make sure everything is even. Lastly, rings can easily go on the bar and still leave plenty of room for regular pull-ups on the bar without rings getting in the way. That's a definite plus.