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Dip Station | foldable
Sale Price129€
Multi-Grip Pull-Up Bar
Sale Price129€
K3 Pull-Up Bar
Sale Price119€
K1 Pull-Up Bar
Sale Price69€
K8 pull-up bar
Sale Price119€
Multi-Grip Pull-Up Bar
Sale Price89€
Parallettes
Sale Price129€
Wooden Gymnastics Rings
Sale Price69€
Sling Trainer
Sale Price59€
Legend | Dip Belt
Sale Price29€
Adjustable Pull-Up Handles
Sale Price29€
J3 Speed Rope | Jump Rope
Sale Price19€
J1 Speed Rope | Jump Rope
Sale Price19€
J2 Speed Rope | Jump Rope
Sale Price19€
Open Handles | Griffe für Widerstandsbänder
Sale Price22€
Resistance bands
Sale PriceFrom 3,60€
Resistance bands | SET
Sale PriceFrom 39€
Mini Resistance Bands | Full Set
Sale Price11€
Mini Resistance Bands | Single Band
Sale PriceFrom 2,50€
9 Resistance Bands | Full Set 8 - 110kg
Sale Price159€
Got questions?
1. What are pull-up bars?
Pull-up bars are training tools mounted to a wall, ceiling, or door frame for pull-ups and other hanging exercises. They’re essential for building upper body strength (especially in the lats) and help develop both power and endurance.
2. What are the benefits of pull-up bars?
They offer a highly effective way to strengthen your back and improve grip strength. With multiple grip options, you can target different muscle groups. Pull-up training also supports better posture and helps prevent injuries.
3. What types of pull-up bars are there?
Common types include door-mounted, wall-mounted, and ceiling-mounted models. Some feature multi-grip designs for varied hand positions, while others are built for outdoor use. The right choice depends on your space and training goals.
4. How do you choose the right pull-up bar?
Look at factors like mounting type, weight capacity, and material quality. Choose a bar that fits your training style and can be securely installed in your space.
5. What exercises can you do with pull-up bars?
Beyond classic pull-ups, you can do leg raises, L-sit holds, and core-focused exercises. Grip variations let you target different muscle groups, so your training stays effective and varied.


































































