Gravity Fitness

Gravity Fitness, calisthenics equipment for training at home, outdoors or in the gym

Gravity Fitness is a store specialising in calisthenics equipment that presents itself as a brand dedicated to this sport since 2016. Its catalogue revolves around bodyweight training and is designed, according to its own presentation, for both beginners and advanced athletes.

The company states it has spent more than a decade designing equipment to progress from the first pull-up to the first muscle-up, with the aim of building strength and muscle mass. The brand describes itself as a training partner for those who practise at home, outdoors or in a gym.

Product catalogue

The range is organised into several product families:

• Pull-up bars and racks, including portable models with a carry bag and optional extension kits.
• Parallettes in XL adjustable, Pro Hybrid, Long Hybrid and small Travellettes versions.
• Wooden gymnastic rings.
• Weighted vests in 10 kg, 20 kg and 30 kg weights.
• Resistance bands, sold as a set of four.
• Dip bars and wall-mounted dip bars.
• Steel Mace and Indian Clubs, with the "Macebells" mace line from 4 kg to 12 kg.
• Strongman Sandbags.
• Squat ramps.
• Gravity Kids line.
• Apparel and accessories.
• Equipment bundles such as the Calisthenics Bundle, the Ultimate Calisthenics Bundle, the Parallettes Bundle, the Small Space Bundle, the Gymnastic Rings Bundle and the Get Started with Statics Bundle.

Featured products and catalogue prices

Among the best-selling items shown by the store are the portable pull-up rack with bag (£129.95), the wooden gymnastic rings (£37.95), the advanced portable rack (£169.95), the universal door pull-up bar (£29.95, reduced from £34.95), the weighted vest (£79.95), the XL adjustable parallettes (£79.95), the medium Pro Hybrid parallettes (£59.95), the set of four resistance bands (£29.95, from £34.95), the statics bar (£69.95, from £89.95), the 4-in-1 workout belt (£39.95), the "Macebells" steel mace (£44.95), the small Travellettes (£39.95, from £44.95), the rack extension kit (£29.95, from £49.95), the wall-mounted pull-up bar (£79.95), the Long Hybrid parallettes (£39.95, from £69.95), the wall-mounted pull-up and dip bars bundle (£99.95, from £119.90) and the wall-mounted dip bar (£39.95).

Starter bundles are offered at discounts on the price of their components: the Calisthenics Bundle is listed at £184.95 compared with £325.70, the Ultimate Calisthenics Bundle at £295.00 compared with £465.60, the Parallettes Bundle at £129.85 compared with £267.75, the Small Space Bundle at £134.95 compared with £267.75, the Gymnastic Rings Bundle at £80.95 compared with £203.70 and the Get Started with Statics Bundle at £117.94 compared with £235.70. The store indicated that the small Travellettes were on pre-order, with an estimated dispatch date of 16/09/2026.

Shipping, warranty and returns

The website advertises same-day dispatch for orders placed before 4pm, extended free 60-day returns in the UK and a five-year warranty on its products. For shipments to the European Union, the store indicated rates from €3.95.

Training app

Gravity Fitness has its own calisthenics app. According to the comments collected on the website, the app includes explanatory exercise videos, personalised training plans based on the user's needs and direct access to the store to purchase more equipment. The company also publishes a blog and help materials such as assembly videos and buyers guides.

Customer reviews

The site shows an aggregate rating of 3,401 reviews. The comments highlight the sturdiness and finish of the materials, the ease of assembling the racks and bars, the stability of the statics bars and the usefulness of the bands for stiff joints. Several users mention the use of the equipment by children, such as a seven-year-old girl, and the speed of delivery.