Pull-up Bar HMS Fitness DD200 250 kg Black Door

The HMS Fitness DD200 250 kg Black Door pull-up bar is a door-mounted exercise bar designed for home use and compact training spaces. It supports a maximum load of 250 kg and features an adjustable width range from 66.5 cm to 100 cm to fit a variety of door frames. Finished in black, the pull-up bar is intended to provide a stable and space-saving solution for bodyweight exercises that target the upper body, back, shoulders and arms.

Advantages

The adjustable width allows secure installation in different doorways without permanent fixtures, while the high load capacity accommodates users of varied weight and increases durability. Its compact design and black finish make the unit unobtrusive in home environments. The bar is intended to offer a firm grip and stable support for pull-ups, chin-ups and hanging exercises, enabling consistent strength training and rehabilitation routines.

Suitable for

• Home strength training and bodyweight workouts
• Pull-ups, chin-ups and hanging leg raises
• Warm-up and mobility exercises for shoulders and back
• Users seeking a non-permanent, doorway-mounted solution

Key specifications

• Maximum load capacity: 250 kg
• Adjustable installation width: 66.5 cm to 100 cm
• Mounting type: door-mounted (non-permanent installation)
• Finish/color: black
• Primary use: upper-body and core bodyweight exercises

How to use

Fit the HMS Fitness DD200 into a suitable door frame by adjusting the width until the bar sits firmly and evenly against both sides of the frame. Ensure the bar is level and secure before applying full bodyweight. Use the bar for standard pull-ups and chin-ups, change grip width to vary muscle emphasis, and perform hanging core or mobility exercises as part of a training session. Inspect mounting points and the bar before each use and follow any included manufacturer instructions for safe installation and removal.

Usage recommendations

Choose a rigid door frame with sufficient structural support and clear overhead space. Verify that the adjustable fit is tight and test with partial bodyweight before performing full-intensity exercises. Regularly check the bar and door frame for wear or loosening, and avoid dynamic or swinging movements that may stress the mounting interface beyond intended use.