Thank you so much for the feedback 🙏🏽🙏🏽 I'm glad you found the review useful 👍🏼

Thanks so much for the comment 🙏🏽🙏🏽 That's awesome! hope the video was able to help. Definitely let me know how you go once it arrives 👍🏼

Just ordered mine today! Should arrive by Friday

How did you go?

@@HealthFitnessTech haven’t used it yet. It got here on Friday but I’m out of town for the weekend. My family brought it inside since I was gone

Thanks so much! Really appreciate the feedback 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Thank you so much for the support 🙏🏽🙏🏽 Ah that's awesome! I hope this video will assist you once you have received it. Definitely let me know how you go 😀

I regret getting mine lowkey

@@heavenlypath1065 why?

@@T4_444 Can't use it. So I sold it

@@heavenlypath1065 what was wrong with it though?

No worries 👍🏼 thanks so much for the comment! 🙏🏽🙏🏽 I do admit it is a little wobbly, but it is solid at the same time. I'll explain because it's a weird answer 😂 I notice that If I'm doing pull ups and Im pulling straight up not going crazy with swinging you'll be fine. It kind of matters how you are pulling on the bar. But at the same time I'm confident it won't fall, and haven't had an issue myself. Hope it was some help

how are your bbars going now? still going strong??

Thanks for the question 👍🏼 yes they are still strong. I am also forced to keep them outside under cover. Definitely can recommend for longevity.

Thank you for the great suggestion! 🙏🏼 It’s great to get feedback of alternative ways to do things 😀 I’ll have a go and see how it goes. I can say B-Bars will make a great edition to your workout 👍🏼

Thank you for the feedback 👍🏼 From my experience there isn't any extra pins.

Thanks for the question! Ah can't even do a muscle up 😅 I imagine you need great strength and no momentum to do one on the B-Bars. I also thing put weights on the other side to stabilize and avoid tipping.

Thanks Mike, fantastic question! I’ve done some reseatch and my main points between the two are the height and price. From what I have seen the LEBERT XL has a height of 31 inches, which I find would be difficult to do pull-ups. The B-bars have an adjustable height of 33-52 inches. The 52 inches height makes a big difference in the ease of doing pull-ups, especially if you are taller. If you are planning on doing alot of pull-ups, the B-Bars would be the better choice. Next point is price. The B-Bars are considerably more expensive. However, the build quality is excellent. If you see this as an investment then the extra cost would be worth it when you have it for a few years. I still use mine today as a staple for my garage workouts. I hope this was able to assist you, if you have any more questions, I’m happy to help.

Thanks for the comment. Is it the width of the bar that is making it hurt? Or just holding it could be rough on the skin? I sometimes wear gloves.

They are still going well. I have kept them outside for a long time as well. The pins have some rust from the weather elements. However, still works perfectly. Thanks for the comment 👍🏽

Thanks for the comment. You've brought up some great points there. In terms of how they've held up, they have held up well. I've even stored them outside under a verandah and they have been exposed to the elements, but are still doing well. I still use them to this day. The only thing I can say is the pins have rusted a bit due to water, but still use them fine. I find the little movements are fine and doesn't impact the use at all. It's just if you are doing pullups/chinups on one side it can tip, due to the weight distribution. I combat this by putting weight plates or dumbbells to make the weight more even. I find the materials are high quality and premium price is most likely for the adjustability. I hope this was able to help 😀

@@HealthFitnessTech thanks alot for a thorough and good reply! I really appreciate it!

Not a problem. Happy it was able to help 😀

Thanks for reaching out and great question! I’m 5ft 6 (169cm) and I can say that I can’t fully extend my arms. I would say at your height it would be very difficult to do pull-ups with any decent range of motion, since you are a fair bit taller than me and I already feel the squish. In my opinion you would have 2 options, 1) You could put platforms or something at the bases of the B-bars to make the B-bars higher and you would have more room. It would have to be stable so I would worry there. 2) You could opt for the Big Bar instead, which is a big version of the basebar and it would let you do pull-ups easily, but you wouldn’t be able to do dips. To solve this you could even get a pair of cheap dip bars for dips as well. On the website the Big bar is slightly cheaper than the B-bars. I hope this was able to help and all the best making a decision. Please let me know how you go. 👍🏼

I actually found a video that compares the big bar and base bar which is just one half of the B-bars. Watch at the end the guy is 6’1 ft. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nt19n9igmL6olp8.html

@@HealthFitnessTech I appreciate the help.

No worries at all! Glad to help 👍🏼

Hey! Thanks for the suggestion. I think it’s a great idea👍🏼I still use the B-Bars nearly everyday.

@@HealthFitnessTech thats good news, because ive been saving some money for it, since they're fkin 350 eurs xD.

Thanks for the question! I had a look on the website and their warehouse is in Melbourne, Australia. The website stated that if you wanted to ship Internationally i.e., USA you can email them directly to receive a quote. I hope this was able to help 😀

@@HealthFitnessTech Thanku I found the US/ CA dealer! Sending the Lebert back 😄 Cheers🍻

@@ladyt2588 Ah that is awesome glad you were able to find it 😀 Feel free to let me know how you go 👍🏼

Thanks for the comment! 👍🏼 I agree, they are expensive. Although, mine are still going strong. I like to think of it as an investment. Hope you make a decision you are happy with. Best of luck!

Yeahh I was worried about that too but i saw you can refund them within 90 days if not happy and life time waranty if they have any issues with them so i ended up getting them

Thanks for sharing that information Damon! That's really helpful for people to be aware about. Let me know how it goes 👍🏼

Thanks for the comment Winson 👍🏼 Sorry just so we’re on the same page, When you say Big Bar are you referring to this product? Or one of the other products from Base Blocks.

@@HealthFitnessTech the latest product from Baseblocks.

@@winsonlimofficial Thanks for pointing that out. I just had a look, and I would love to have it. Although, there's a but. It looks awesome for full size pull-ups, leg raises and those hanging exercises. I think the question is how much you value parallel bars for dips etc, since you only have 1 big bar. In summary I would get it, but I'm basing that from looking at the website.

@@HealthFitnessTech I'm planning to do dips and pull ups as my main exercises. However I am thinking whether the B bars L sit pull ups would be similar to doing a full pull ups with the Big bar. If not, would it be a waste of money to buy both or just the B bars?

@@winsonlimofficial Sounds like a solid use case. It's similar to mine. I personally find doing pull-ups with my knees bent or in an L-sit position pretty effective. It actually makes me be a bit stricter because I can't really kip. In my personal opinion, I think the B bars would be adequate, getting both would be a lot of money. The Big bars could be something you may consider down the track, if you feel you would like to have it, but you may also feel you won't need it. Hope this helped.

I’m also in the same club 👍🏼 5’6 as well. I must say being shorter does have it’s advantages in home fitness equipment 😂

Thank you for the reply! Sorry to clarify, you would rather train with dumbbells?

@@HealthFitnessTech fortunately I can train with all sorts of equipment but, if I had to choose one, I would choose dumbells

@@samuele.marcora Thanks for sharing that. Dumbbells are a great tool to have in the gym. The only thing I would say about dumbbells, is that you would have to have a good selection of weight depending on experience level. I would need quite a large range 🤣🤣 If I could choose one piece of equipment it would be my trusty squat rack and barbell. I'm lucky to have one and I'll make a video on that soon 😄

@@HealthFitnessTech I have a set of 2 to 32 kg adjustable dumbells. Plus my own body, an adjustable bench, and I can do most things. Of course, for pure strength development, the load is going to be insufficient and a barbell is a must. But, like most people living in cities, I have only a limited space in my apartment and dumbells are more practical and heavy enough for most people who simply want to keep fit

@@samuele.marcora Sounds like you have a great set up that suits your needs. I agree, it will definitely keep you fit, well done! 👍

Wish you good luck in finding a deal for the B-Bars 👍🏼