Gravity Fitness Portable Pull Up Rack & Bag

Extends your Portable Pull Up Rack to 2.2m height - Compatible with all Gravity Portable Pull Up Racks - Makes Pull Up Rack unit more stable - Increases load capacity of Pull Up Rack - For muscle-ups, dead hangs, strict rig work and more - Fits in your Portable Pull Up Rack carry bag - Fast assembly – no tools required - Fully portable just like main Pull Up Rack Take your calisthenics game to new heights – literally! The highly anticipated extension to our popular Portable Pull Up Rack extends the rack to 2.2m in height so you can dead hang, muscle up, and strict pull. The sky’s (almost) the limit! (The height extenders don't have to be used if a height increase isn't required.) Designed to integrate with any Gravity Portable Pull Up Rack (regardless of purchase date) this extension kit boosts your rack's height and makes the unit more stable. This extension kit is secure and sturdy thanks to quality materials, welding, and gussets on the bar which eliminate rocking. Extending your Portable Pull Up Rack to 2.2m unlocks a new level of exercises, including muscle ups and dead hangs, so you can challenge yourself with advanced skills. But height isn't the only advantage. The additional bars significantly increase the total load capacity and overall stability of your Portable Pull Up Rack unit to a max user weight of 200kg. The best part? This extension kit is as portable and easy to use as the rack itself. It’s ultra-light, fits into your existing pull up rack bag, and requires no tools for assembly. FAQ Will this fit my Gravity Portable Pull Up Rack? Yes, this extension kit is designed to fit any model of Gravity Portable Pull Up Rack, regardless of when you purchased it. Does this affect the portability of my rack? The extension kit is as portable as your Pull Up Rack. It fits in your existing rack bag and requires no additional tools for assembly. Can I do kipping exercises with the extended rack? No, the rack is lightweight (which is how it can be portable) which means kipping could cause it to tip. Stick to strict movements. What new exercises can I perform with the extended rack? The increased height allows for muscle ups, dead hangs, and other exercises that require more vertical space.