blacKandi Fitness

I needed a pull up bar so I ran over to Target to buy an Iron Gym pull up bar this past Saturday and I’m glad I finally did.   I paid $29.99 for it and it will be used for pull ups and incline push ups only.   Before the Iron Gym I was doing pullups the raw way by using beams in my garage.  I don’t recommend anybody to do this because it’s harsh on the hands.  The Iron Gym can be found anywhere where sports equipment is sold like Wal-Mart, Target, The Sports Authority, Dick’s, Modell’s, etc.

This product  is light weight, was easy to put together, fits into  my doorway snug/securely and it works how it is advertised so I have no complaints at all.   The unit has rubber ends so it doesn’t scratch up your walls or doorways.  Also, there are padding areas on the until as well to keep your hands from getting  injured.  The Iron Gym also comes with an instruction manual for assembly that also includes a couple of pages of workouts to use on the bar.

If you want the arm straps that goes with this unit then you can send in the postcard (included in the packaging) for order and it will cost you $7.99 + shipping to get them.   I wouldn’t recommend anybody to do this, but instead buy the Iron Gym Xtreme that comes with the straps which will cost you 10 bucks more so you save on shipping and wait times.

This post is explanatory by pictures so here they are.

Notes!

If you want to learn or build up the strength to do pull ups then I suggest you start doing what I do and I follow called 25 Pull Ups.   Check it out and do it!