Wood pulling rod basic oiled, different lengths

Pull-up bar BASIC, curved, in various sizes and versions, ash, oiled

You can choose between different variants: the version with just rope, or the version with rope AND carabiner.

Your back muscles and body balance will be improved by pull-ups with this ergonomically shaped ash pull-up bar trained.

She is with her simple but elegant design A visual enhancement for your home, any office, fitness or wellness studio and fits perfectly into the concept of a sophisticated physiotherapy practice.

Every single eaglefit pull-up bar meets our quality standards and is a natural product handmade in Germany.

Special features:

• Protected by KUNOS Natural Oil - Seal No. 244 (Data sheet)
• Ergonomically shaped and oiled freely hanging pull-up bar made of untreated ash with a width of 60 or 100 cm and a diameter of 38 mm
• The width gives you a space-saving and affordable device that still allows you to train in a variety of ways
• Load capacity up to 100 kg
• 142 cm long fiber rope (ø 8mm), which is equipped with a 4-fold Prusik knot is securely attached to the pull-up bar.

Training effects:

• Through the Attachment to a central point, exactly the same force must be applied with both arms – perfect BALANCE training and ideal Compensation for one-sided sports like tennis, golf, etc.
• Depending on the chosen variant, the bar allows you to very variable training.
• This curved design makes each grip position optimally aligned to the center of the body and protects the wrists.

Materials used, accessories & handling

Fine wood ash

The precious wood ash has been used for a very long time for the production of sports equipment such as parallel bars and wall bars due to its toughness and bending strength.
The wood is easy to maintain. A slightly damp cotton cloth is sufficient for cleaning.
The color of the wood may change slightly due to different lighting conditions.

handling

Mounting idea for very high rooms (> 350 cm) or use on a tree (not included): eaglefit 4m sling for beams/branches

Attaching to a ceiling mount (not included): Hook the rope ends into a Ceiling mount hang up.

Anyone who already has a Sling-Trainer from eaglefit owns, with this pull-up bar you will find a optimal expansion:
Simply order the "pull-up bar with rope" and hook the rope ends into the carabiner of the fastening strap, adjust the correct length individually, and off you go.

Production

Pull-up bars from energy- and resource-saving production

The wood for the pull-up bars comes from the Danube Forest or the valleys of the Swabian Alb.
There is enough water and nutrients for optimal and strong growth of the ash trees, which is necessary for the good static properties of the wood.

At some locations, the Ash a brown core, which results in particularly beautiful, color-intensive workpieces.

After the ash trees are felled in winter, they are cut into planks in our neighboring village and then stacked and covered to dry.

Through the natural During drying, the static properties are fully retained. Furthermore, no energy is consumed for drying.

With this type of drying, slight color changes on the surface may occur due to the prolonged storage of the wood and exposure to sunlight, wind and weather.

During further processing into pull-up bars, it can happen that not all of it is removed and a darker edge remains. This is not a defect, but a sign of responsible handling with raw materials and energy.

Your new pull-up bar will darken over the first few weeks due to UV radiation, as the previously protected light wood is now also exposed to the sun.

In addition to "brown kernel," a darker coloration of the kernel area evenly spaced along the growth rings, nutrient and mineral buildup occurs, particularly at the transition from root to trunk and from trunk to crown. This can lead to stronger growth and an irregular color pattern.

Another growth characteristic is "locking." This creates a wave pattern alongside the longitudinal structure, which is highly sought after in spruce and maple wood in musical instrument making.