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ProsourceFit Multi-Grip Pull-Up Bar
by ProsourceFit
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The ProsourceFit is the Iron Gym's main competitor in the doorway-bar category, with one structural difference worth caring about: the multi-grip layout includes two parallel grips that the Iron Gym lacks, which lets you do neutral-grip pull-ups (easier on shoulders for many lifters). 300 lb rated, fits 24-36 inch doorways. Same caveats as any leverage-mount bar — fine for users under 250 lb in homes with hardwood trim, sketchy in apartments with cheap composite trim. Good Iron Gym alternative if neutral grip matters to you.
Best price at
Amazon
$25.99
- Renters or anyone who wants pull-ups without drilling, especially if the doorway is on the wider end (up to 36 in) and the user weighs under 250 lb.
- Your doorway has decorative crown molding, you weigh near the 300 lb ceiling, or you plan to do hard kipping work that loads the trim laterally.
A standard doorway 24 to 36 in wide with at least 6 in of trim above the door. Floor space is essentially zero when not in use.
easy — About 10 to 15 minutes from box to first rep. Three bolts join the leverage hook to the grip section, and the bar then slots over the trim without tools.
Leverage doorway bars sit at the back of the strength queue because they are constrained accessories. Buy after the rack, after a squat solution, and after primary pulling capacity is in place.
Strengths
- ↑Includes parallel/neutral grip handles
- ↑Fits wider doorways than Iron Gym (up to 36 in)
- ↑300 lb capacity
- ↑Strong Amazon Prime availability
Weaknesses
- ↓Foam grip strip wears in 1-2 years
- ↓Frame larger — harder to remove between sessions
- ↓Same trim-stress concerns as any leverage bar
What owners actually complain about
Synthesized from owner reviews and community threads. Paraphrased, not quoted.
- Foam grip sleeve compresses and slips within 12 to 24 months of daily use
- Larger frame makes it harder to remove and stash between sessions than the Iron Gym
- Leverage hook scuffs paint and stresses door trim under hard pulls
- Wide neutral grips force a wider hand placement than some shorter users want
- Anti-slip pads on the back of the leverage hook wear smooth over time
Buyer sentiment
Based on 1,190 user mentionsBuyers praise assembly, functionality and value for money. Mixed feedback on quality and sturdiness. Some flag fit and stability.
Verdict: The doorway leverage bar for wider modern doorways and users who want neutral grips on the same unit — a 2-4 year accessory, not a permanent solution.
Specs that matter
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Frame | Single bent steel tube, satin black powder coat |
| Grips | Wide, close overhand, neutral parallel, close neutral |
| Weight | ~9 lb |
| Capacity | 300 lb (doorway-dependent, ~250 lb practical) |
What you get
- Four hand positions — covers the standard variation set without moving the unit
- Wider doorway fit — handles 34-36 in modern doors the Iron Gym can't
- Welded leverage hook — avoids a common bolted failure point; installs in minutes
What you give up
- Trim/header risk — forward yoke creates a larger lever arm; hollow or plaster headers are at risk
- Foam sleeves — compress and slip within 18 months, not officially replaceable
Buy it if you rent, have a wide doorway with solid trim, and want neutral grips. Skip it if you want a long-term solution (a same-price wall-mount bar is the better investment) or do heavy kipping.
Like every leverage bar, it relies on the doorway being structurally sound and tops out around 250 lb bodyweight.
Full specs
- Weight Capacity
- 300 lb
- Doorway Width
- 24-36 in
- Trim Width
- Up to 6 in
- Grip Positions
- Wide, narrow, neutral, parallel
- Mounting
- Leverage (no screws)
Common questions
Sources & references
- Independent reviewHow Can I Be Sure a Pull-Up Bar Won't Destroy My Doorway—
- Independent reviewBest Pull Up Bar Tested and Ranked—
- ResearchDoor Pull-up Bars vs Wall Pull-up Bars—
- Independent reviewDealing with Doorway Pull Up Bar Damage—
- CommunityHome Pull-Up Bar Owner Discussion—
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