Midway Olympic Power Bar Reviews

4.8 Rating 80 Reviews

20 KG 30 MM Olympic Powerlifting Weightlifting bar- Medium diamond knurl texture for a secure grip with every lift- Dual knurl marks intended for Olympic and Power Lifts- Center knurling made for slower powerlifting movement in squat, bench, and deadlift moves- Bronze bushings provide a smooth, consistent roll to your bar- Designed to be balanced and long-lasting- Fits Olympic sized weight plates- Snap-ring end cap design- For indoor or outdoor use. Titan Fitness Midway Olympic Power Bar, BARBELLS, OLYMPIC

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“The bar is fantastic. The shipping wait times and hassle were terrible.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“The bar is nice, good knurling, finish was chipping on the edges a little bit. I think for the price its a good purchase and will see a lot of use.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Bar looks great, knurling is medium aggressive - not tearing hands apart doing lifts or slipping out of grip. It looks identical to the economy bar, can't tell them apart outside of the end caps. Seems to be holding up well in an outdoor garage gym, not rusting in southern humidity.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Very solid bar”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Well made bar at a great price”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Great bar that does what it needs to do. Knurling isn’t too aggressive which I like.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“the bar feels great. the knurling makes gripping the bar easy. the spin in the bar is phenomenal. highly highly recommend this bar to any. it has really helped me complete my home gym. a huge upgrade over what i was using.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“The knurling on this bar is great. It's not too aggressive to hurt your hands, but aggressive enough that your grip won't slip. If you are doing squat, bench, and deadlift, this bar is perfect. I've had it more than 2 years in my garage. No rust, no wearing down of the knurling and no problems. ...and honestly, who lifts more than 1,500 lbs?”

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Posted 3 years ago