Gravity Fitness Wall Mounted Pull Up & Dip Bars Combo

Together, the Pull-Up Bar and Dip Bars give you a versatile set-up for full-body calisthenics training. You can train pull-ups, chin-ups, dips, weighted dips, muscle-ups, dead hangs, L-sits, support holds, levers, handstand work, kipping, freestyle movements and more.

Both the Wall Mounted Pull-Up Bar and Wall Mounted Dip Bars have been tested to a maximum user weight of 250kg when correctly installed into a suitable wall using appropriate fixings.

The Pull-Up Bar has a 32mm diameter crossbar, giving you a secure and comfortable grip for pulling movements.

The Dip Bars are 42mm in diameter, providing a comfortable platform for dips, support holds and other pushing movements.

Yes. Both products are built for serious training and have been tested to 250kg when correctly installed, making them ideal for weighted pull-ups, weighted dips and other loaded calisthenics exercises.

Yes. The Pull-Up Bar has been designed with extra clearance from the wall, giving you more room for dynamic movements, muscle-ups, kipping, levers and freestyle training.

Yes. Both products are zinc and powder coated to help protect against the elements, making them suitable for year-round indoor or outdoor use.

The supplied wall anchors are designed for suitable solid brick walls. Never install the equipment into mortar or an unsuitable wall surface.

Always check that your wall and chosen fixings are suitable before installation and follow the supplied installation instructions.

The Dip Bars arrive fully pre-assembled and just need to be securely mounted to the wall.

The Pull-Up Bar requires some simple assembly before installation. Wall installation is a two-person job and requires a suitable masonry drill.

This comes down to personal preference and your height, but below shoulder height is a good starting point. Check the position carefully before drilling your first holes.

Around 53–55cm is a good starting point, but everyone is built differently. We recommend testing your preferred width using parallettes or another dip station before drilling.

Yes. Because they're two separate wall-mounted products, you can position them to suit your space and training set-up. Just make sure each product is installed with sufficient clearance for the exercises you intend to perform.

You save money by buying both together and get a much more complete calisthenics set-up. The Pull-Up Bar covers your pulling and hanging work, while the Dip Bars add pushing and static exercises, giving you a huge range of training options without taking up valuable floor space.