Commercial Open Trap Bar with Rotating Tri-Grip Handles
Open Hex Design: Less restrictive than traditional hex bars, ideal for lunges, deadlifts, shrugs, and farmers walks.
Counterbalance System: Ensures the bar returns itself to the neutral position while the user is in motion.
Premium Rotating Tri-Grip Handles: Rotating handles in 30mm, 38mm, and 45mm diameters provide a customizable, comfortable grip.
Elevated Plate Storage: Effortlessly load and unload bumper plates without tipping the bar.
Heavy-Duty Construction: Stainless steel sleeves, aluminum end caps, hard chrome handles, and a powder-coated steel mainframe for superior durability.
Commercial Open Trap Bar with Rotating Tri-Grip Handles
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
FEATURES
OPEN-ENDED DESIGN
SIMPLIFIED PLATE LOADING
COUNTERBALANCE DESIGN
TRI-GRIP HANDLES
SUPERIOR FINISH
BOLTED-ON RUBBER FEET
PRODUCT SPECS
Material:
Powder-coated steel
Weight Capacity:
850 lbs
Knurling:
Fine
Grip Diameter:
30mm, 38mm 45mm
Sleeve:
Stainless Steel with Aluminum Endcaps
Length:
69 1/4"
Loadable Sleeve Length:
10 1/2"
Sleeve Diameter:
2"
Weight:
77 lbs
Handle to Handle Width:
26 1/4"
Interior Measurement (Front to Back)
25"
Interior Measurement (Side to Side)
30 1/2"
Handles:
Hard Chrome
Barbell Type:
Hex / Shrug / Trap
Ideal For:
All Lifters
FAQs
What are the benefits of using an open hex bar over a traditional straight barbell or hex bar?
Is this open hex bar suitable for all fitness levels, including beginners?
What exercises can I perform with the open hex bar?
How much weight can the open hex bar hold?
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
FEATURES
PRODUCT SPECS
Material:
Powder-coated steel
Weight Capacity:
850 lbs
Knurling:
Fine
Grip Diameter:
30mm, 38mm 45mm
Sleeve:
Stainless Steel with Aluminum Endcaps
Length:
69 1/4"
Loadable Sleeve Length:
10 1/2"
Sleeve Diameter:
2"
Weight:
77 lbs
Handle to Handle Width:
26 1/4"
Interior Measurement (Front to Back)
25"
Interior Measurement (Side to Side)
30 1/2"
Handles:
Hard Chrome
Barbell Type:
Hex / Shrug / Trap
Ideal For:
All Lifters
FAQs
What are the benefits of using an open hex bar over a traditional straight barbell or hex bar?
Is this open hex bar suitable for all fitness levels, including beginners?
What exercises can I perform with the open hex bar?
How much weight can the open hex bar hold?