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Description
The dual-height pull-up bar with zero setup – just flip it to change heights. Perform hanging exercises like chin-ups and leg raises from the high bar (54”) or rows and levers from the low bar (35”). The top height prevents you from swingin...
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Solid addition to home gym
Really happy with my Basebar Flip so far. Shipped the same day I ordered it. Assembly was quick and straightforward. The build quality is impressive for the price. Like any other single dip bar, it can wobble a little when you're on top of it (e. g. bar dips) but that discourages sloppy reps. I was worried that the bar might be too thick based on other reviews, it's thicker but not so insane that I can't do a pull-up - but smaller hands might have an issue initially as their grip develops. Finally, love that I can easily switch between a high or low bar with a simple flip, without have to deal with pins. I'm only at the beginning of my levers and muscle-ups journey and I think this simple device (plus the app) will help make my goals so much more achievable. If I'm not mistaken, it is two inches taller and two inches wider from front to back compared to the regular Basebar, so more stability and more height for pull-ups. The only 'negative' I can think of for some users is it isn't as stowable or portable as the Basebar or Basebar Pro.
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Kasem · July 10, 2026
Sturdy but too short
Good construction. Assembly instructions vague. Good for assisted pull-ups but too short for conventional pull-ups.
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Amy · 7 days ago
Just getting started
It's pretty sturdy. I like doing rows. I need advice help for pull ups