PULL-UP & DIP BARS

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Our Range of Pull-Up & Dip Bars We stock a variety of pull-up and dip bars designed to target your upper body, arms, chest, shoulders, and back, and to perform callisthenics exercises . They’re also ideal for all fitness levels, making them a great addition to any commercial or home gym setup. Here’s what you can expect from our range of dip and pull-up bars. Wall-Mounted Pull-Up Bars Optimise your gym with our robust, solid steel, mounted pull-up bars, perfect for saving floor space in compact home gyms since they don’t require a rack. With a weight-bearing capacity of 150kg, you can use these stable bars to pull yourself up with confidence. You can also diversify your workout routine with combined upper-body and core workouts like hanging knee raises and L-sit pull-ups. Parallette Dip Bars Our parallel dip bars are a great way to challenge your triceps with unique bodyweight training. Conveniently sold in pairs, each dip bar features a free-standing design, making it easy to transport and store. Parallette bars are often used in gymnastics, but they’re also perfect for performing dips, planche leans, and other upper-body workouts. The height of your tricep dip bars will influence your exercise plan: Shorter bars are better for movements that require you to be lower to the ground (e.g. push-ups). Taller bars are better for raised exercises like sets of L-sits, leg raises, and tricep dips. Suspension Straps & Rings Suspension trainers are known for their convenience and versatility, with each setup including adjustable straps, handles, and foot cradles. Simply attach the main anchor loop to a secure point like a pull-up bar to start training. Gymnastics rings feature an adjustable buckle which you can attach to a gym rack or bar for diverse bodyweight training. If you want to target your core, ab straps are the perfect choice. Attach them to your pull-up bar to perform sets of hanging leg raises and other exercises. Grip Attachments Develop your grip strengt