chin up bar

[buffyfan]

I just purchased a chin up bar that you put in the doorway which I haven't tried yet so this question may be a little premature BUT, does anyone know where you can get a free standing chin up bar that doesn't cost an arm and a leg? If the one that I bought for the doorway works then great but if it doesn't......thanks in advance for any suggestions.

theresa

 

[marnold]

Theresa,

I just purchased a door chin up bar too.

Someone told me here on the forum that the freestanding bar is available at Walmart, Dick's, basically all over. Here is what I am wanting....}(

http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/p...58.698440&parentPage=family&searchId=698440#1

It is a little pricey but you get the idea.

Good luck!

 

[buffyfan]

THANKS TONS!!! That is exactly what I want because I wanted the "chair" also to work my lower abs. I am definitely getting that !

Thank you so much for responding.
T.

 

[fit_fairy]

That's what I have and I love it. I should use the dip station more than I do.

Catherine

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[buffyfan]

here's a dumb question. do you attach it to the floor or something? how does that work?

 

[fit_fairy]

The power tower is free standing. No need to attach it to anything. I keep mine in a corner when not in use and push it out when I am working out. It's very stable.


Catherine

http://www.picturetrail.com/photos/fit_fairy

http://bestsmileys.com/exercising/1.gif

 

[buffyfan]

YAY!!! Huge plus. I know when I ask/tell my hubby that I'm going to get this that will be the first thing he asks and then he'll ask where am I going to put it because he will be worried about how mobile it is.
Thank you so much!!!