RHINOSPORT P5 Adjustable Doorway Pull-Up Bar, 70–92 cm

Adjustable: The RHINOSPORT P5 is a pressure-mounted doorway bar for pull-ups and other upper-body exercises. Its listed fit begins at 70 cm, with the narrowest range requiring careful adjustment, and the maker specifies solid wood or brick frames only.

At a glance

Maker lists pull-ups, chin-ups, leg raises and tricep dips as intended exercises.
EVA-covered grip zones and PVC contact pads are claimed features.
The listed 200 kg limit is specified as a static load, not a dynamic-use rating.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$35.14~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Adjustable doorway mounting offers a no-screw setup, according to the listing.
Full-cover grip padding and multiple grip zones support varied hand positions.
Listed fit starts at 70 cm, including narrower frames than the listing says many bars accommodate.

Cons

The bar is limited to suitable doorways and is not a freestanding workout station.
Narrow-frame fitting needs more careful adjustment and practice, according to the listing.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity
Brand	RHINOSPORT
Model	P5

Dimensions and installation
Fit range listed in features	70-92cm
Mounting type	Doorway Mount
Weight	2.13 kg

Materials and protection
Material	Stainless Steel
Color	Black
Grip	Full-Cover EVA Foam Grip
Door-frame pads	PVC

Capacity and safety features
Maximum weight recommendation	200 kg
Locking features	Safety Lock, Triple Anti-Rotation Gear Lock

What to know before buying

The manufacturer says to install only on solid wood or brick frames and to avoid glass, hollow, carved or tiled surfaces. Lock the gears and check stability before use. The 200 kg claim is for static load.

Listing details to confirm

The listing is inconsistent on width: its title gives 69–92 cm, while feature text specifies 70–92 cm. It also describes 70–72 cm as a tight fit and says to set the bar to its shortest length. Check the actual inner frame width before ordering. Customer feedback reports mixed experiences with stability, durability, installation and door-frame or paint effects, despite listing claims about grip and protective pads. Consider these reports when choosing a pressure-mounted bar.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Adults seeking a compact doorway bar for upper-body exercises in a home gym.
Buyers whose door-frame inner width is within the stated range and whose frame material meets the maker's restrictions.

Less suited to

People needing a freestanding bar or an exercise station for dips and other movements that require separate equipment.
Doorways with glass, hollow, carved or tiled frames, or frame widths outside the stated range.

RHINOSPORT P5 Adjustable Doorway Pull-Up Bar, 70–92 cm · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.1 / 5 · 616 ratings

5 stars65%65%
4 stars12%12%
3 stars7%7%
2 stars4%4%
1 star12%12%

Customer feedback describes the bar as solid and easy to put up, with a comfortable padded grip, but reports are mixed on stability, durability and installation. Some customers say it stays in place and seems durable, while others report slipping or breakage. Feedback also mentions frame stretching and paint damage, which matter for a pressure-mounted design even though the listing claims protective pads. The aggregate ratings lean positive overall but include a meaningful spread of lower ratings, so they do not resolve these product-specific concerns.

Positive themes

Customers describe the bar as solid and easy to install.
Some customers like the padded grip.

Negative themes

Some customers report that the bar does not stay in place or breaks within a year.
Some report installation difficulty and paint damage.

Mixed feedback

Stability, durability, installation and effects on door frames receive mixed feedback.

Frequently asked questions

What doorway width does the listing specify?

The feature text says 70–92 cm and notes that 70–72 cm is a tight fit requiring the shortest bar setting. The title instead says 69–92 cm, so verify the listing and measure the inner frame width.

Which door frames does the manufacturer allow?

The safety warning says to use solid wood or brick frames and avoid glass, hollow, carved or tiled surfaces.

What is the stated weight limit?

The manufacturer lists a maximum of 200 kg for static load. The listing does not establish a dynamic-use rating.

Does it need screws or tools?

The listing describes a twist-and-lock, no-screw installation. It also says the narrowest fit can take practice. Customer feedback includes both easy and unsuccessful installation experiences.