Top 10 Free Standing Pull Up Bar Reviews

The Ainfox Power Tower has a weight capacity of 550lbs, making it a great home gym addition for even the biggest bodybuilders. It is easily assembled, and also easy to collapse if it needs to be stored. It's a little too big for super easy traveling.

It adjusts to four different heights and supports many other basic exercises and workout movements such as dips and leg raise.

It is constructed out of strong and reliable 4mm thick reinforced steel, giving it lasting durability, with even the most hardcore use. And considering it is also one of the most affordable, it's definitely the best bang for your buck.

The ergonomic design of this Power Tower puts you in an ideal position for your core exercises, in addition to all the pullups you can handle. Fully cushioned elbow pads provide enhanced comfort for your elbows when doing hip flexion exercises of the expected exercises including pull-ups, chin-ups, dips, hanging leg raises and more.

This system has 2 bars for adjustability on seven different heights and mounting positions. It also comes with foam rollers for added comfort of elbows and forearms during other movements.
It features a three-part adjustable beam to increase the stability of the system. The high capacity name lives up to its claim with an impressive 400lb weight capacity. The ergonomic design is sleek and more attractive than other models as well.

The sewn vinyl cushioning for the arms to rest on while doing leg raises, along with the back pad, are made from comfortable durable material. Anatomically angled VKR forearms pads allow for ideal positioning and comfort when doing hanging leg raises and other core exercises. The ergonomic design of the back-rest also provides extra lumbar support.

The footprint of the Body Champ PT620 Power Tower is 41.5 inches wide by 84.6 inches deep. The actual pull up bar is padded along its length to allow you to do chin-ups as well as pull-ups.
This comes with complete, clear assembly instructions, making it a no-hassle assembly job. The maximum capacity of the Body Champ PT620 Power Tower is 300 pounds. The sturdy construction of this unit features a handy step-up design.

The unit features comfortable secure foam hand grips for chin-ups and pullups. It also features options for triceps dips, vertical knee raises and crunches. But other than that it doesn't offer much for versatility. But we don't mind, as it is incredibly rigid, giving you the peace of mind that it can withstand some serious punishment.
Stamina 1690 Power Tower has a 250-pound weight capacity, which could be limiting for some people.

This is another unit that features those suction cups on the bottom of the base legs. Sometimes they work well, but sometimes they don't hold, especially with elevated levels of humidity are present.
This freestanding pullup bar unit also supports a wide variety of other exercises making it a good choice for anyone looking to keep their upper body workout interesting. It has a super simple installation, with assembly tools and hardware included. Not to mention a DVD for video instructions for those who need a visual to help with set up.
The Relief Rebuild Power Tower has a mid-range weight capacity at 330lbs.

Bowflex has been a name in the home fitness game for decades. This unit delivers its quality in a user-friendly design. It has seven different adjustment levels that makeup over 20 different movements and exercises. This makes it a highly versatile unit. The adjustability also gives it the potential to increase the intensity of workouts.
The weight capacity is 300lbs. The overall size of the unit is a little on the bulky side, and not the easiest to move around. It comes with non-absorbent and odor-fighting foam pads on the back and hands for comfort and grip.

This unit only takes up four square feet of space and is easy to put up and takedown. The fact that the base is a flat surface, without any leg bars to battle with as you move in and around the unit makes it much more user-friendly.
It can be adjusted for over 150 exercise movements and it's ideal for all levels of fitness, making it the most versatile on our list.
It features complete height adjustability and comes with workout guides. But the price point was tough to swallow, at almost $800 after shipping costs. We love the adjustability and versatility but didn't think the price point was justifiable. It's a great unit but made it towards the bottom of the list because of the price.

This system has a step-up design, reinforced steel framing, and more open design that doesn't restrict movement as much as some of the other full-framed units.
It can be adjusted for a variety of exercises, including those that require swinging from side to side, such as side oblique leg raises.
The extended legs add extra stability but can be easy to trip over. This system has another really low weight capacity at just 275lbs. This makes it only useful for those under that weight limit.

A major advantage of the pull up / dip station is that the unit is adjustable so that it can be used by people of different heights and it can be taken on the go.

This is a rigid, secure unit that will allow you to perform on a solid base. It carries a maximum capacity of 300 pounds. The station comes in a massive box so you might want to plan to be home when it arrives. The machine is easy and relatively fast to put together. The station Up / Dip Station is a stylish piece with a solid design that looks great while doing a whole more than you’d expect from a free-standing pull-up bar.