EverlastMulti-Functional Over the Door Gym
R199
About
Everlast Multi-Function Door Gym is an effective way to build muscles with body weighted exercises, working arms, shoulders, back and core muscles.
Multi-functional, it can be used to perform a variety of exercises such as Pull-Ups, Chin Ups, Vertical Knee Raises as well as it can easily be transitioned from door frame to floor providing you with more workout options such Dips and Sit Ups. It is recommended to place an NRB Mat or Interlocking Mats underneath the door gym to protect the floor.
Lightweight, Durable and easy to install. Fits most standard door frames.
Product Features
- Comfortable Grips for Hand Placement
- Works Arms, Shoulders, Back and Core Muscles
- Used to Perform A Variety of Exercises Such as Pull-Ups, Chin-Ups and Vertical Knee Raises
- Can Be Easily Transitioned from Door Frame to Floor to Preform Exercises Such as Dips and Sit Ups
- Ideal for Strengthening, Upper Body and Core Workouts
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: 45 x 96 x 19 cm
- Maximum User Weight: 100Kgs
- Colour: Black
- Material: Iron
- Warranty: 12 Months
What’s in the Box
- 1x Door Gym
- 1x Assembly Instructions
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