Duonamic Eleviia: Portable Doorway Pull-Up Bar – Lightweight, Travel-Ready, 250 lb Capacity

I originally purchased my Duonamic handles when I relocated to an apartment with an interesting floor plan where the only door frames available did not have sufficient space for a traditional bar and drilling into the wall was not an option. Initially I was skeptical and cautious with my set but these are carefully engineered and when hung properly, super sturdy. I've done thousands of reps on them with no visible wear or tear to the system or the doors I've hung them on. These handles provide a unique pull up and require you to really focus on managing your energy on the eccentric and concentric movements. You can choose to keep the handles stable or rotate them as you pull to engage different muscle groups and experiment with intensity. Eventually, I built up enough confidence to do L Sit Pull Ups and eventually explosive pull ups with them. If you're looking for an alternative to a traditional bar, these are solid and so compact , they're perfect for travel too. Get it!

Absolutely great for travel (which is why I bought it in the first place) but I've been using it at home too. This thing is so well made. I bought a cheaper version before but it was so flimsy I was scared every time I used it. The Eleviia doesn't have this problem, it's super sturdy. Fits on my door frames in 2 seconds.

I’ve had these for over 2 years now and still have nothing but great things to say. They’re sturdy, portable, easily taken down/ put up in 2 seconds, and they leave no marks! I drove 2500 miles cross country with these in my backpack to take into hotels at night and I had 0 issues. Many hotels/airbnbs and 6 different apartments (I move a lot for work) - these still work beautifully. Worth every penny. I could do 2 pull ups when I first bought them and I quickly got to 10+, now I add about 35lbs (~160lbs total with added weight) and they still hold up fine. They even hold my 250lb boyfriend! If anything I would worry more about the door frame itself than these bad boys. Sometimes I don’t use the handles and I’ll hold the plastic part with a neutral grip instead. I’ll even hang TRX suspension bands from them to get even more versatility and use. They’ll fit any standard door frame.

These are a great alternative to the setup with a full bar. They work surprisingly well. Very convenient. Seems to be relatively gentle on the door frame, but jury is still out on that. Highly recommend.

These work so well I can't imagine why anyone would order one of those bars that can pull off your paint or bust up your wall. These work exactly as they should. Very solid. The design makes them really easy to take up or put down so when company is coming, it's easy to remove them. I'm sure they'd be great for travel but haven't tried that yet. Fortunately I'm not near the reported weight capacity but it seems to me it would easily handle that much weight.

Great pullup bar but definitely pricey for what you get. There are so many other things to do pullups on that don't cost 100$.

I spend a lot of time in hotels, and they rarely have facilities for a passive hang. I try to hang for 10 minutes every day, but get out of the habit when the hotel doesn't have a bar I can use. I purchased this device last week while spending 7 days in a hotel. It came the next day and I was able to put it up in just a few seconds. It is very solid and well made. The handles took a few minutes to get used to, but I quickly got the "hang" of that. Great product, I would recommend it.

This thing is solid, easy to install, and works like a charm. I'm happy I bought this.

Exactly what I've been looking for! I've always used the hanging bars for pull ups previously, but was annoyed by the marks they'd leave on the door frame and wall, and were a pain to put away. These have solved all of those issues. They are surprisingly sturdy, super easy to put up, take down, and store. They open up wide enough to fit most door frame thicknesses, and have caused no damage to my door frames whatsoever. The handles are also comfortable to use whilst being very robust, unlike the foam pads that disintegrate after a few months on other types of pull-up bar. Also has the flexibility to change the handles quite easily if you wish. Expensive, but they do the job very well.

I’ve had a couple well-reviewed pull-up bars over the past couple years and neither of them were nearly as good as this one. I’m so impressed with this “bar.” I was admittedly a little skeptical that the handles would hold my weight when I first clipped them to my doorframe (I’m 174 lbs, so not that heavy—I don’t know, maybe I have trust issues), but these suckers are SOLID. As a test, I did 3 sets of 10 chin-ups and didn’t hear a single creak from my doorframe. Felt just like pumping out chin-ups on a real gym bar. The best part? They don’t leave a scratch on your door. They lightly clip onto the doorframe as opposed to rubbing and damage that other pull-up bars do. Considering you can bring them just about anywhere, it’s a no brainer if you want to train on the road, on vacation, etc. Worth every penny!

Praticamente perfette

Hyper fiable et très très rapide à mettre en place Je fais plus 109kg et ça ne bronche pas !

I had some mild doubts at splurging on what could potentially be a flimsy plastic claw...glad to say I was wrong! Watched a few reviews online and made the leap and I'm now pleasantly surprised by the claw. It's a sturdy plastic composite of some kind (feels well constructed) and the silicon-sheathed claws have a spring-like pressure that keep them grabbing onto your doorframe. I'm no expert in doorframes but so far there has been no sign of damage or of pulling the frame down (which would probably only happen if it's a 'fake' frame that's stuck above the doorway for the looks only. Very happy with it so far! Let's see if I can travel with it...