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Question: What is the actual weight of the bar? The product description said 40lb shipping weight, one of the reviews said it was a standard 45 lb (44lb) bar.
Document: Got this bar because the price was right, the weight capacity was excellent, and the reviews on it were great. I've had this bar since January and it already has a permanent bend in it. I don't do high impact lifting, just the big three (bench, squat, deadlift). No crossfit BS and I never got close to the 1500lb max load stated on the description for this bar.
The only con to me is that the hand placement rings are further outside and wider than my previous bar but i will adapt. And, since my squat/bench rack is in a bit of a dark room, it's tough for me to see the rings since the bar is black. Some lighting will solve this problem though. If I was sure the lower end steel model was 45 lbs, I would've gotten it, but someone complained about the weight on that one. This bar is 45 lbs.
I've been beating on this thing for a couple of months and had zero issues. I have read a couple of reviews talking about the lack of the center knurling. I solved that by wrapping the center with some sports tape. I have had some pretty decent weight on my back for squats and it never slipped. I was constantly checking the sleeve bolts on my last bar. This one has snap rings and caps, much better design. No more thread locker !
I instantly took to this bar the moment it arrived to my house. I feels like a solid 45 lb bar, the ends are capped, and it's beautiful to look at..but don't expect that beauty to last long. Most of us are in the business of throwing around the weights and don't care about the scratches to the bar's finish.
I have no complaints about this product. It arrived in a very large cardboard tube. The ends of the bar are ribbed, texture where holds are works fine.
There really are no cons as the ones I listed and what I've read in other reviews are more so personal preference. In terms of the value and quality of this bar you can't go wrong.
The description of the bar was a bit vague, but it met my expectations. It is 45lbs, it has C rings as opposed to the allen head screws that always come loose when Olympic lifting, and there is no center nerlin (sp?) which I like for front squats.
You can't be a mountain man if you can't make fire. It's da law.It's well made. And if you're wanting "quality" then it's well priced and for the price, you get a product that will last a lifetime.
There was no negative feedback on this bar and it seemed more quality and reliable than Cap's lower end product. My thought was - there was no way I was spending more than $165 on a bar (rogue, etc) and I am really glad I did not. The bar was shipped timely, it's black, maybe a bit thicker than my other bar, a bit oily - I wiped it down, no big deal.
I was skeptical buying online. Read ALOT of reviews....Then I finally took the plunge. So far nothing but positives. No excessive oil or grease on delivery. Black chips but that's a no brainer. Bar is close to if not exactly 45lb. Good enough. Bar grip is rougher than your average gym so you'll have to man up. No complaint there. Has held up nicely during OHS and cleans.
Answer: yes