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Will you be just benching with this bar? THen it'll be ok. Dropping it, probably will bend, but nothing catastrophic will happen like snapping in half or something.
is this a good price?
i'm looking for a women's barbell (6ft), any suggestions?
seems like a very fair price, center knurling is a plus to me. 7ft is going to be a lot more compatible with racks and probably be easier to sell in the future.
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seems like a very fair price, center knurling is a plus to me. 7ft is going to be a lot more compatible with racks and probably be easier to sell in the future.
Why would women need shorter barbells? (coming from a short dude)
EDIT: Thank you everyone, makes complete sense.
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Why would women need shorter barbells? (coming from a short dude)
Not so much a need, but I've heard multiple comments over the years from women who prefer bars that are smaller in diameter (25mm) and shorter in length. It can help make certain lifts feel more stable.
Granted, it's not really a man vs woman thing, and more of a hand size/height thing.
I can guarantee this bar is the cheapest possible bar. If you drop anything over 200lbs, it WILL bend and warp the sleeves. If you have nothing and need to start somewhere, this is a good option. Otherwise, "you get what you pay for" still applies.
Why would women need shorter barbells? (coming from a short dude)
The overall length of a woman's bar is shorter and it also has a smaller diameter if we are going by Olympic standards it's either going to be 15 kilos which is 33 ish pounds or 35 lb if its measured in Freedom Units
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Will you be just benching with this bar? THen it'll be ok. Dropping it, probably will bend, but nothing catastrophic will happen like snapping in half or something.
Low quality but it'll get the job done for MOST.
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i'm looking for a women's barbell (6ft), any suggestions?
*I know. The pandemic isn't really over.
i'm looking for a women's barbell (6ft), any suggestions?
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*I know. The pandemic isn't really over.
EDIT: Thank you everyone, makes complete sense.
Granted, it's not really a man vs woman thing, and more of a hand size/height thing.
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