Gravity Fitness GFBW07 Portable Pull-Up Rack

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Product guide

Gravity Fitness GFBW07 Portable Pull-Up Rack

Gravity Fitness GFBW07 is a freestanding, portable rack for pull-ups, dips and other bodyweight training. Its adjustable design and carry bag suit workouts that need to move or pack away, while customer feedback is mixed on stability and whether the height suits pull-ups.

At a glance

Listing describes a freestanding rack for pull-ups, dips, leg raises, push-ups and other bodyweight movements.
Manufacturer claims the rack adjusts in height, up to 192 cm, and can be disassembled for storage or transport in a carry bag.
Manufacturer states a maximum weight recommendation of 110 kg.
The listing claims access to a Gravity Fitness app with training programmes and workouts.

Price

£110.45Save 15%

Reference price: ~~£129.95~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A single rack is listed for both pull-up and dip exercises, with further bodyweight movements also described.
Portable, disassemblable construction and a stated carry bag may suit users who need to store or transport their equipment.
The manufacturer states a 110 kg maximum weight recommendation.

Cons

The manufacturer notes that the rack can sway slightly during use, a relevant trade-off for a portable design.

Technical specifications

10 specifications

Identity
Brand	GRAVITY FITNESS
Model	GFBW07

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	120L x 116W x 192H centimetres
Weight listed	42.99 Pounds

Materials and protection
Material listed	Alloy Steel

Capacity and features
Maximum weight recommendation	110 Kilograms
Handle type	Sleeve (Grip)
Colour	Black
Warranty	2 year manufacturer
Warranty type	Limited

What to know before buying

Manufacturer instructions say to assemble the frame, tighten its connections and check that the screws are secure before use. The manufacturer also notes that the rack may sway slightly because it is designed to collapse for portability. Customer feedback is mixed on stability, with some reporting wobble during pull-ups, and some say the size or height is shorter than expected. Confirm that the listed dimensions and intended pull-up clearance suit your space and movements.

What’s in the box

Included

Gravity Fitness Portable Bodyweight & Pull Up Rack

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Calisthenics users seeking one freestanding station for pull-ups and dips.
People who want bodyweight equipment that the listing says can be packed away and transported.
Home or outdoor training where an adjustable rack and carry bag are useful.

Less suited to

Buyers who need a fixed, non-swaying structure for pull-ups.
Taller users or anyone who needs generous clearance, given customer feedback that the rack can feel too short.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.1 / 5 · 762 ratings

5 stars54%54%
4 stars19%19%
3 stars15%15%
2 stars5%5%
1 star7%7%

Customer feedback is positive about assembly, build, versatility and functionality, with some describing use for wide-grip chin-ups, dips and incline push-ups. Stability is mixed: some find it sturdy, while others report wobble during pull-ups. Some also criticise the size as too short or say the height is less than expected. These concerns matter for a freestanding rack listed at up to 192 cm, especially if pull-up clearance and steadiness are priorities. The overall ratings lean positive but include a meaningful spread of lower ratings, so they do not settle those individual fit and stability concerns.

Positive themes

Customers describe assembly as easy and the stand as well-built.
Feedback praises versatility and use for several bodyweight movements.

Negative themes

Some customers say the stand is too short for pull-ups or smaller than expected.

Mixed feedback

Stability feedback varies, with customers describing both sturdy use and wobble during pull-ups.
Reported impressions of height vary.

Frequently asked questions

What exercises is the Gravity Fitness GFBW07 listed for?

The listing describes pull-ups, dips, push-ups, leg raises and other bodyweight or calisthenics movements.

What is the stated maximum weight recommendation?

The product details list a maximum weight recommendation of 110 Kilograms. Treat this as a manufacturer-stated limit, not an independently verified measurement.

Does it fold away for storage or transport?

The manufacturer describes the rack as disassemblable and says a carry bag is provided. The listing also notes that the portable design can sway slightly during use.

Is its height suitable for every user?

The listed maximum height is 192 cm, but customer feedback includes reports that the rack feels short or shorter than expected. Consider the listed dimensions and your required movement clearance.