Ally Peaks exercise equipment

The reports, as CPSC published them

1. Emergency room

   Made Aug 20, 2026 · , sent to the company Aug 26, 2026 · , published by CPSC Sep 11, 2026

   The product, in the report: The product is a wall/doorway-mounted pull-up bar designed for home exercise and bodyweight training, including pull-ups and chin-ups. The bar has foam-covered hand grips and assembly hardware used to secure the bar in place. The product was purchased through Amazon from a third-party seller. The reported safety concerns involve the foam grips slipping out of position, potentially causing the user to lose their grip and fall, as well as customer reports of assembly screws being dangerously short and the entire bar collapsing while in use. I can provide the Amazon order information, product listing, photographs, and other identifying information to assist the CPSC in identifying the specific product.

   On September 27, 2024, I was using a pull-up bar purchased from a third-party seller on Amazon for its intended purpose. During a pull-up, the foam grip slipped out of position, causing me to lose my grip and fall. I landed on my right arm and shoulder and suffered a dislocated right shoulder, Bankart lesion, and Hill-Sachs lesion. I ultimately required arthroscopic shoulder surgery on March 17, 2025, followed by extensive physical therapy. The product was marketed with an anti-slip foam grip, but the grip failed during normal use. I have also found numerous Amazon customer reviews reporting other serious safety concerns with this product, including foam grips slipping out, assembly screws being dangerously short, and the entire pull-up bar collapsing while the user was in the air. Reviewers have reported falls and injuries including head lacerations, broken ankles, cuts, and sprains, with some reporting hospitalization or medical treatment. I brought the product defect and my injury to the attention of Amazon and the third-party seller/manufacturer, but no meaningful action was taken to address the safety concerns. I believe these reported failures present a serious fall and injury hazard and warrant investigation by the CPSC.

   Model

   X002PE1YG9

   UPC

   788403705967

   Where

   Royse City, Texas: Home/Apartment/Condominium

   Who was involved

   Age 37, Male

   The reporter’s relation to them

   Self

   As this report names them

   Brand Ally Peaks, made or sold by Ally Peaks

   How badly, in CPSC’s words

   Injury, Emergency Department Treatment Received

2. Emergency room

   Made Nov 17, 2025 · , sent to the company Nov 21, 2025 · , published by CPSC Dec 8, 2025

   The product, in the report: Ally Peaks doorway pull-up bar that was installed in the basement doorway of our home. Not sure of the size.

   CPSC Incident Report (Corrected for Nov 16, 2025) Product: Ally Peaks Doorway Pull-Up Bar (doorframe-mounted exercise bar) Incident Description: On Sunday, November 16, 2025, my 19-year-old son was using an Ally Peaks doorway pull-up bar that was installed in the basement doorway of our home. While he was performing a pull-up, the bar suddenly detached from the doorframe without warning. It fell forward directly onto his forehead, causing a long, thin laceration. The bar was not secured with screws or brackets and appeared to rely on leverage or pressure to stay in place. There were no visible warnings indicating that it could detach suddenly during normal use. The bar fell with significant force and struck him. He did not fallhis injury came entirely from the product coming loose and hitting him. Injury Description: The impact caused a 4-inch laceration to the center of his forehead. We initially went to a walk-in clinic, where the doctor advised us to go immediately to the Emergency Room for further evaluation. At [REDACTED] Hospital, he received 7 stitches and was monitored for several hours for possible head trauma. He remained alert, responsive, and stable. The wound is currently covered with a medical bandage as directed by the hospital. This injury required emergency medical care, stitches, and neurological observation. Why I am reporting: This product caused a significant injury during normal use. I am concerned that the design or stability of this doorway pull-up bar may be unsafe and could cause similar or even more serious injuries to other consumers. I did not purchase the item myself and do not have the receipt, but the bar was already in the home. I believe this incident should be documented by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Additional Information: Injury Date: Sunday, November 16, 2025 Location: Home basement doorway ([REDACTED]) Patient Age: 19 Treatment: ER visit, 7 stitches, medical observation Product is still available if the CPSC needs to inspect it Please contact me if additional details, photos, or documents are needed after the wound dressing is removed.

   Model

   There is no model number on it

   UPC

   There is no UPC

   Serial number

   There is no serial number on it

   Where

   Monroe, Connecticut: Home/Apartment/Condominium

   Who was involved

   Age 19, Male

   The reporter’s relation to them

   My Child

   As this report names them

   Brand Ally Peaks, made or sold by Yongkang Zhicheng Industry and Trade Co. LTD.

   How badly, in CPSC’s words

   Injury, Emergency Department Treatment Received

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