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Household Door Pull-Ups Assistant Horizontal Bar Simple Model

$32.99

Introductions:
If you want to do exercise at home, then I want to introduce this Household Door Pull-ups Assistant Horizontal Bar to you. It is durable and firm that you can safely do exercise at home. And it is light weight, so you can carry it easily when you want to do exercise. What's more, it can be installed on the wall, does not occupy too much space. Assistant Horizontal Bar is a multi-function strength training device that promises to sculpt your upper body through pull ups, chin ups, and abdominal work. A good product, you can't miss any more!

Features:
1. Comfortable grip , multi-function
2. Light weight, easy to carry it
3. Help you to keep healthy
4. Can be installed on the wall, does not occupy too much space
5. A great gift for you sends to your friends

Specifications:
1. Material: Iron Pipe
2. Diameter: 25*1.2mm, Foamed Cotton: NBR Thickness: 5mm
3. Color: Black
4. Product Dimensions: (37.40 x 16.93 x 7.09)" / (95 x 43 x 18)cm (L x W x H)
5. Use Door Frame Thickness: 6.30" / 16cm
6. Bearing Capacity: 264.55lb / 120kg
7. Single Packing Dimensions: (6.30 x 16.93 x 7.09)" / (51 x 8.5 x 19.8)cm (L x W x H)
8. Packing Dimensions: (20.47 x 19.69 x 8.27)" / (52 x 50 x 21)cm (L x W x H)
9. Single Net Weight: 3.97lb / 1.8kg
10. Net Packing Weight: 4.85lb / 2.2kg


Package Includes:
1 x Horizontal Bar on the Door
1 x Instructions

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