The 6 Best Stall Bars

This wiki has been updated 22 times since it was first published in November of 2018. Body weight exercises can be some of the most effective for building strength, toning down, and full-body conditioning. These Swedish bars let you practice the impressive stall that advanced level parkourists are known for. Many have an offset rung at the top for pull-ups and to give those lats a much needed workout, too. Just make sure you anchor them securely to a wall to prevent mishaps. When users buy our independently chosen editorial choices, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

This wiki has been updated 22 times since it was first published in November of 2018. Body weight exercises can be some of the most effective for building strength, toning down, and full-body conditioning. These Swedish bars let you practice the impressive stall that advanced level parkourists are known for. Many have an offset rung at the top for pull-ups and to give those lats a much needed workout, too. Just make sure you anchor them securely to a wall to prevent mishaps. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

1. Vita Vibe ASB

The Vita Vibe ASB (about $249) features a heavy-duty aluminum frame that, when properly anchored, gives it a 250-pound weight capacity, which makes it suitable for most users. The top rung is offset from the rest by roughly six inches, allowing it to be used as a chin-up bar.

Adjustable bar spacing
Made in the united states
Sturdy enough for commercial gyms

2. SportBaby Wooden

Let the kids get in on the action with the SportBaby Wooden (about $349). It is basically like an indoor playground for children, featuring a rope swing and ladder, a detachable horizontal bar, rings, and more. Ten rungs allow for a variety of hand positions.

Includes mounting hardware
Provides endless hours of fun
Good for full-body conditioning

3. Vita Vibe VSB Series

The Vita Vibe VSB Series (appx. $379) comes in three sizes ranging from 72 to 90 inches tall. Its 1.5-inch diameter rungs are sanded down to a smooth finish, minimizing the possibility of splinters, and the entire unit feels extremely sturdy.

Powder coating on the frame
Backed by a 10-year warranty
Bar are set into a fixed position

4. Suples Gladiator Wall

Whether you are an avid parkour practitioner or just trying to improve your core strength, the Suples Gladiator Wall (about $476) can help you meet your goals. It is constructed of hardy beech wood that gives it an impressive 400-pound weight capacity.

Six-inch rung-to-rung distance
Straightforward instructions
All components are well made

5. Dani CM-01-220

The Dani CM-01-220 (around $329) is more affordable than many other models, yet is made with all-natural, environmentally-friendly materials and has a beautiful aesthetic. The entire frame and all of the rungs have been sanded smooth and polished.

Bars offer good wear resistance
Odorless varnish
176-pound maximum hinge load

6. 3B Scientific W15400 Stark

The 3B Scientific W15400 Stark (about $243) is good for both flex and strength training, and its three center bars are removable to provide you with more exercise versatility. Unfortunately, though, they also rotate when installed, so are unsuitable for flagging.

Most rungs have handy steel eyelets
Takes about 30 minutes to assemble
Unattractive dull grey frame

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