
OmniHang™ doorway pull up bar
What you get with the OmniHang doorway bar
Hook-on setup
Drilling into a rental or a finished frame is a hassle. OmniHang hooks over the top of a standard doorway, so you set it up with no drill, screws or extra hardware.
Several grip positions
One grip gets old when you train a few times a week. The bar offers wide, narrow and neutral positions, so you can vary pull-ups, chin-ups and core work on a single bar.

Steel tube construction
A pull-up bar has to hold your body weight without flexing under you. OmniHang is built from thick steel tubing, and it needs a sturdy door frame with a solid top ledge to rest on.
Flat storage
Floor space is limited at home, and a fixed bar stays in the way. OmniHang unhooks from the frame and slides flat under a bed or into a closet between workouts.
Frequently Asked Questions

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Many home workouts stop at push-ups because there is nothing to hang from. A doorway pull up bar adds pulling exercises without a rack or a trip to the gym. OmniHang hooks onto a standard door frame, so no drilling or screws are needed.
Used as a home pull up bar, OmniHang rests on the top ledge of the frame through a leverage system, and thickened foam pads sit against the door trim. Wide, narrow and neutral grips cover pull-ups, chin-ups and core work from one bar.
After the session, it works as a portable pull up bar: unhook it and slide it flat under a bed or into a closet.
- Tool-free hook-on setup for standard residential doorways
- Thick solid steel tubing for adult bodyweight training
- Ergonomic foam grips for holding the bar




