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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 Midas Revenge Bar, 20 kg
A Cerakote 28.5 mm bar with gold titanium sleeves — low spin, light whip, moderate-aggressive knurl, 1,500 lb.
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Fringe Sport Mighty Might Barbell
A 72-inch, 33 lb bar at 190,000 PSI with a lifetime warranty — short-room steel, not a training toy.
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Fringe Sport MilSpec Premium Bumper Plates
Thick training bumpers with a competition-grade ±1% weight tolerance — accuracy without the competition-plate price, if you can spare the sleeve.
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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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Fringe Sport PRIME Kettlebells
Powder-coated solid cast iron from 4 to 48 kg, with the handle diameter published for every single weight.
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Fringe Sport Pro Powerlift Bench
A 1,000 lb flat bench in 12 or 14.5 inch pad widths, with 4 inches of pad and a non-slip vinyl cover — built for the setup, not the sit-down.
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Fringe Sport Raptor AirBike
A belt-driven fan bike with a 25-inch fan and a 3-year warranty — the middle of the air bike market, priced and built accordingly.
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Fringe Sport Rubber Hex Dumbbells
Chrome-and-virgin-rubber hex dumbbells from 3 to 100 lb, sold by the pair with a 2-year warranty.
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Fringe Sport Safety Spotter Arms (3x3)
A 1,000 lb pair of 24-inch steel arms with UHMW plastic facing — the thing that makes training alone survivable.
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Fringe Sport Savage Colour Bumper Plates
The black bumper's construction in colour — virgin rubber, stainless insert, lifetime warranty, and you can read the bar across the room.
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Fringe Sport Savage Change Plates
Rubber-coated cast iron microplates in four weights, sold by the pair — the cheapest way to stop stalling on a lift.