Hook-in pull-up bar – no drilling, fits the door frame

Just hook it in and get going

Sale price1.654,00 kr

Accessories: without
Size (matches door depth): 13-18 cm

Not sure if it fits? Send us a photo with a few measurements.

For functional training at home

  • No drilling, no screws
  • A warm wooden grip instead of cold metal
  • Handmade in Germany
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  • 🛠️ Handmade in Freiburg
  • 🌿 100% natural
  • 🚫🛠️ No drilling or screws
  • ⚡ Ready to use in seconds
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Delivery time: 1 to 2 working days

Ships from our warehouse in Freiburg

Made in our own workshop

Product video

A man in sportswear using a green rollholz resistance band attached to the wooden pull-up bar in the door frame for a bent-over row.
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Additional training options

With our resistance bands the pull-up bar also works as an anchor point for effective upper-body training, especially for the back muscles.

A man doing a pull-up on the wooden rollholz pull-up bar mounted in a door frame, assisted by a black rollholz resistance band.
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For recovery days or for getting started

The bands are also great for extra support on recovery days, or for training with more repetitions at lower intensity.

Wooden parallettes for push-ups and bodyweight training. A man doing deep push-ups with two parallettes of different lengths in a modern living room.
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Perfect for push-ups and bodyweight training

With the second parallette you take your bodyweight training to the next level. The raised grip gives you more freedom of movement for push-ups and opens up L-sits, dips or handstand work.

01

Additional training options

With our resistance bands the pull-up bar also works as an anchor point for effective upper-body training, especially for the back muscles.

02

For recovery days or for getting started

The bands are also great for extra support on recovery days, or for training with more repetitions at lower intensity.

03

Perfect for push-ups and bodyweight training

With the second parallette you take your bodyweight training to the next level. The raised grip gives you more freedom of movement for push-ups and opens up L-sits, dips or handstand work.

A man in sportswear using a green rollholz resistance band attached to the wooden pull-up bar in the door frame for a bent-over row.A man doing a pull-up on the wooden rollholz pull-up bar mounted in a door frame, assisted by a black rollholz resistance band.Wooden parallettes for push-ups and bodyweight training. A man doing deep push-ups with two parallettes of different lengths in a modern living room.

How to find your size

Measuring the door frame correctly for the rollholz pull-up bar.
rollholz pull-up bar labelled with its dimensions: length 105.5, width 20, height 15 cm.

Need a different length?

No problem – we adjust the bar to the length you need, free of charge. Measure from the outer edge of one foot to the outer edge of the other (105.5 cm here) and tell us the measurement you want. We can make the bar up to 10 cm longer than standard, or shorter – whatever your doorway calls for. Just send us a short message before you order and we'll sort it out.

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