Crossmember Multi-Grip Pull-Up Bar

Great Option for those with Smith Machine on inside of Rack

This pull up bar was a great add -on for my rack with the Smith Machine mounted on the inside. Semi-pronated has always been my favorite grip for pull-ups

Perfect

The spacings and grip selection on these is perfect. It gives you way more clearance in the rack which I find essential especially with the 30" ares.

Needs an update

I updated my Apollo Half Rack with in-rack Globe Mount to this pull-up bar with a new Logo Plate Crossmember 2.0. This new set-up is definitely better than my previous as I'm now positioned further out and away from my in-rack shelving. Previously when doing pull-ups, my toes would clip the shelving on the way up. Really annoying and distracting. (I know, just bend your knees.) Regarding this new attachment, I have two main critiques. First I feel like the straight part of the bar is not quite wide enough. I prefer to do most of my pull-ups on a straight bar. I have medium/average sized hands. When I do pull-ups on this bar my pinkies partially hang off the end onto the downward angle portion. It's not a big distraction, but it's not ideal. Second, I know it's unlikely, but it has to have been an oversight that the interior angled bars are facing the wrong way. This bar needs to be flipped to allow for a "chin-up" palms facing you grip. For reference to this, check out REPs Globe Front/Side Mount Pull-up bars. This is the proper orientation. As it stands now the Crossmember Multi-Grip's angled bars are redundant with the other grips available. REP Dev Team, if you find my review has merit enough for an eventual redesign, please send me a discount code and I will happily give you more of my money. Either way, I'm a loyal customer otherwise very satisfied with everything I've ever purchased. Cheers guys!