Introductory launch price — $55 shipped (regularly $69) · Limited-time offer
Band-Assisted Pull-Up Trainer

Turn Your Power Rack Into a Pull-Up Machine.

RigPin locks a resistance band horizontally across your rack using two anchor pins — so you can stand on it, hang from the bar, and get exactly the assistance you need to build a real pull-up.

✔ Fits standard power racks ✔ Adjustable assistance ✔ Ships free, launch pricing
RigPin anchor pin mounted in a power rack, ready to hold a resistance band
2
pins + heavy-duty band, set at any hole height on your rack
The Problem

Band-assisted pull-ups shouldn't be this awkward.

Looping a band over the bar and jamming a knee into it works — barely. It slips, it twists, and it never quite matches how much help you actually need.

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Bands slide on the bar

A band looped over a pull-up bar shifts side to side and bunches up mid-set, throwing off your form.

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No real way to dial it in

One band, one fixed resistance. There's no clean way to nudge the assistance up or down as you progress.

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Awkward knee/foot holds

Kneeling into a swinging loop is uncomfortable and unstable — especially for beginners who need it most.

How It Works

Two pins. One band. Real progress.

RigPin anchors your resistance band horizontally across the rack instead of over the bar — so it stays put, and you control exactly how much help you get.

1

Insert the pins

Slide both RigPins into a matching pair of holes on your power rack, just like standard safety pins.

2

Stretch the band across

Loop the resistance band horizontally across the two pins, directly beneath the pull-up bar.

3

Step on, hang, and pull

Stand on the band, grab the bar, and let the band's tension assist you through the pull-up.

RigPin pin showing the rack attachment post and band groove
Why RigPin

Assistance that adjusts as you get stronger.

Every rack has multiple hole heights — that's your dial. Move the pins to change how much the band takes off your bodyweight, then walk it back down over time.

  • More support to startSet the pins lower for more band stretch and more assistance while you build your first pull-up.
  • Less assistance as you progressRaise the pins a hole or two at a time to reduce band tension and take on more of your own bodyweight.
  • Stays exactly where you put itAnchored to the rack frame, not the bar — no sliding, twisting, or re-centering between reps.
  • Fits the rack you already ownCompatible with standard power rack pin holes — no extra hardware or permanent mounting.
Launch Pricing

Get the full RigPin System.

Everything you need to start assisted pull-ups today — no extra bands or hardware required.

RigPin System — Starter Set

$55 $69

Introductory price · shipping included · limited time

  • 2x RigPin rack anchors
  • 1x heavy-duty resistance band
  • Fits standard power rack pin holes
  • Quick-start guide for dialing in assistance
  • Free shipping, included in price

Price returns to $69 after the launch period.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

RigPin is designed to fit standard power rack and squat rack pin holes found on most home and commercial racks. Insert it just like a standard safety pin or spotter arm.

Start with the pins set low, near your feet, for maximum band stretch and assistance. As pull-ups get easier, move the pins up a hole at a time to reduce tension until you're doing full bodyweight pull-ups unassisted.

No permanent mounting required. RigPin slides into existing pin holes the same way a standard safety pin does, and lifts out just as easily.

Every order includes two RigPin anchors and one heavy-duty resistance band — everything you need to get started.

No. RigPin works for anyone building toward their first pull-up as well as lifters using assisted reps for volume, tempo work, or recovery days.

Ready to get your first pull-up?

Launch pricing at $55, shipping included. Price goes to $69 once the introductory period ends.