I’ve tried several pull-up bars and they all damaged the side of the door or left black marks. These have been great in the week I’ve used them

Love the ease of set up, how solid they feel, and the ability to adjust width of the grips. However, the I am not a huge fan of the fact that the grips rotate freely and are made of a pretty slick material making it unnecessarily difficult to hold onto. I plan to remedy this by gluing the grips on to prevent the rotation, then covering them in athletic tape to give them a little more purchase when gripping. This is a straightforward fix, but disappointing that it doesn’t come from the factory with these considerations in mind. If the gripping portion of the device were fixed, it would absolutely be a 5 out 5.

Solid piece of equipment. Please read description carefully. My doorways are the max supported width, and these are a pain to get on the frame and off, but they do fit. I wish the grips were thicker, but I will use straps, tape, or a small towel to make them thicker.

The Cross Grips are sturdy and we're easy to set up as directed. I do struggle to remove them from the door frame sometimes but It still works well with no damage to the doorframe.

My main issue with it is the build quality. The main bars are fine and feel sturdy, but the bars that swing out are misaligned and make it impossible to use for pull up, regardless of hand position. The left side dips slightly farther at around 91-95 while the right side is at a whopping 105+.

The grips felt OK at first but feel like they need a thicker layer of padding, but this is easily fixed with some tape.

I have pretty standard door frames, but this doesn’t fit