Specialty Bars
Safety squat, trap, cambered and multi-grip bars — the ones you buy second, and then use more than you expected.
35 products
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American Barbell
American Barbell Camber Bar
A 40 lb rackable camber bar with a 16.5-inch camber height — the deepest drop here, on the lightest frame.
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American Barbell
American Barbell Football Swiss Bar
Six grips — four neutral, two angled — on a fully welded 42 lb frame with 16 inches of loadable sleeve.
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American Barbell
American Barbell Rackable Hex Bar
A 40 lb rackable hex bar with 16 inches of loadable sleeve — light for the type, and it fits in J-cups.
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Bells of Steel
Bells of Steel Arch Nemesis Swiss Bar
A 20.7 lb multi-grip bar with a 32 mm frame and a 600 lb cap — the bar you buy when pressing hurts your shoulders.
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Bells of Steel
Bells of Steel 100% RAW Competition Curl Bar
A 29 mm competition curl bar with bearings and aggressive knurl — built to a federation spec, not to a price.
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Bells of Steel
Bells of Steel Curved Squat Bar
A buffalo bar with a 4.75-inch drop on a 32 mm shaft, rated to 1,500 lb — the gentlest fix for a squat that hurts your shoulders.
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Bells of Steel
Bells of Steel Omni Bar
A 22 lb multi-grip bar with aggressive knurl on a 32 mm frame — the light Swiss bar.
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Bells of Steel
Bells of Steel Open Trap Bar
A trap bar with one end open, so you can walk into it and carry loaded — which a closed hex bar cannot do.
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Bells of Steel
Bells of Steel SS4 Safety Squat Bar
The specialty bar most people should buy first — squat with your hands off the bar, and keep squatting through a shoulder that won’t rack.
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Bells of Steel
Bells of Steel Tricep Bar
A 34-inch neutral-grip bar for skullcrushers and close presses — 25 lb, rated to 330.
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EliteFTS
EliteFTS 4-Inch Cambered Bar
A 44 lb cambered bar with a 4-inch drop, needle bearings and a published knurl depth — a barbell-weight bar with a camber.
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EliteFTS
EliteFTS SS Yoke Bar
The safety squat bar Dave Tate reverse-engineered because the existing ones wrecked his back — a wider, denser pad and 49.5 inches between cambers.
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Force USA
Force USA EZ Curl Bar
A 19 lb chrome EZ bar rated to 496 lb — the highest capacity of the curl bars here, on a 7-inch sleeve.
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Fringe Sport
Fringe Sport Axle Bar, 20 kg
A 50 mm fat bar with non-rotating sleeves — strongman grip work, and every lift on it is harder.
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Fringe Sport
Fringe Sport Fat EZ Curl Bar
A 19 lb EZ curl bar with a 2-inch shaft — the angled grip and the fat grip in one bar, and it does not rack.
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Fringe Sport
Fringe Sport Hex Trap Bar
A 45 lb hex bar with 24 inches between the handles — the deadlift variant that most people should have started with.
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Fringe Sport
Fringe Sport Longhorn Camber Bar
A 55 lb camber bar with a 3.75-inch drop and 95 inches of length — a squat that moves under you, and a rack you need to measure first.
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Fringe Sport
Fringe Sport Multi-Grip Swiss Barbell
A 40 lb Swiss bar with a 17.5-inch loadable sleeve and a 28 mm shaft — neutral-grip pressing without giving up plate space.
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PowerBlock
PowerBlock Pro 100 EZ Curl Bar
A 25 mm curved bar for Pro 100 EXP plates, with 2.5 lb jumps from the micro weights that ship with the dumbbells.
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PowerBlock
PowerBlock Pro 100 Straight Bar
A 33-inch knurled bar that turns your Pro 100 plates into a barbell — presses, rows and squats from a dumbbell set.
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PRX Performance
PRX EZ Curl Bar
A 19 lb hard-chrome EZ bar rated to 330 lb — the standard answer to curls hurting your wrists.
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PRX Performance
PRX Hex Bar
A 45 lb hex bar with two handle heights — flip it over and the pull starts higher, which is the whole feature.
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PRX Performance
PRX SupraCurl Bar
A 25 lb curl bar with 360-degree rotating handles — the grip changes with your wrist instead of fighting it.
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REP Fitness
REP Fitness Commercial Open Trap Bar
The open trap bar with the handles welded on — pick 28 mm or a 28/38 mm hybrid once, and pick a sleeve length while you are at it.
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REP Fitness
REP Fitness Open Trap Bar
An open-backed trap bar with four interchangeable handle sets — the trap bar you can walk into, and the one you can re-spec later.
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Rogue Fitness
Rogue C-70S Bar
A 72-inch bar with a 52-inch sleeve span and an F16-R stiffness rating — for rooms an 86-inch bar cannot fit.
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Rogue Fitness
Rogue CB-4 38MM Camber Bar
A 60 lb cambered squat bar with a 38 mm shaft and a 95-inch span — the load swings, and that is the training effect.
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Rogue Fitness
Rogue Curl Bar, Cerakote
A 30 lb EZ curl bar with a 10.5-inch loadable sleeve — twice the plate space of most curl bars.
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Rogue Fitness
Rogue TB-2 Trap Bar
A 60 lb dual-handle trap bar with 16 inches of loadable sleeve — a quarter lighter than the bar it replaced.
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Texas Power Bars
Texas Power Bars Marrs Bar Safety Squat
A 65 lb, 38 mm safety squat bar at 89 inches with a 16.25-inch sleeve — a padded bar with real plate space.
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Titan Fitness
Titan Marrs Bar
A 62 lb padded cambered bar with a 45-degree drop and fixed handles — squats and presses without your hands going anywhere near your shoulders.
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Titan Fitness
Titan Rackable Camber Bar
An 85 lb cambered squat bar with an 18-inch drop, rated to 1,000 lb — the load swings, and that is the training effect.
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Titan Fitness
Titan Rackable Hex Trap Bar
An 85-inch trap bar that sits in J-cups, with two handle heights and a 16-inch loadable sleeve.
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Titan Fitness
Titan TITAN Series Safety Squat Bar
A 22-degree camber and a 16-inch loadable sleeve — more drop and more room for plates than the usual safety squat bar.
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Vulcan Strength
Vulcan High Hex Trap Deadlift Bar
A 75 lb hex bar with 24 inches of inside space and handles 8.5 inches off the floor — big, and it takes 16 inches of plates.