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There are two types of Traction Bars:
Those installed on a door frame and those that hang on a wall. Those that attach to a door are fixed by pressure, So they are removable and require no drilling.
To Choose between these 2 types of bards, you can use 5 criteria: Solidity, Versatility, Compactness, Ergonomic, Grip, Ease of assemble/disassembly.
The rigidity of the bar and resistance of the frame are determinants. You therefore need to think about the weight the different models can support (the maximum load generally varies between 130kg and 150kg).
For bars without fixation, good grip is essential: the bar’s hard-wearing, solid rubbers mean you can train in safety while protecting your home
Choosing a traction bar is based on the number of muscle groups you want to work. So take a close look at the number of possible grips and exercises on offer: pulls, pumps, dips, working the shoulders and arms.
For more complete workouts, choose a bar with a wall mount. More stable and more robust, it lets you increase the number of exercises and weigh yourself down with a vest or belt.
Some traction bars are easy to store, are flexible and fold down against the wall.
This not insignificant advantage is practical to save space!
Consider testing the comfort of different bars.
Those with strong, thick foam will be more comfortable, especially if you do lots of different exercises.
They offer you a better grip.
Bars that are installed on a door frame are very practical since they require no drilling, so no tools.
The pressure attachment system makes it easy to adjust and install in seconds.
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