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7' 45-lb PRCTZ Olympic Barbell w/ 2" Sleeve Diameter (Black, 700-lb Capacity) EXPIRED
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Walmart has 7' 45-lb PRCTZ Olympic Barbell w/ 2" Sleeve Diameter (Black, 700-lb Capacity) for $69.99. Shipping is free.
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- Black $69.99
- Knurling position surface for a secure grip
- Accommodates 2" Olympic style bumper plates
- Built to hold heavy loads with a maximum weight capacity of 700 lbs
- Great for isolated and full body workouts including squats, bench press, and deadlifts
- Chrome $69.49
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Walmart [walmart.com] has 7' 45-lb PRCTZ Olympic Barbell w/ 2" Sleeve Diameter (Chrome, 700-lb Capacity) for $69.49 Chrome NLA, only Black available
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- Knurling position surface for a secure grip
- Accommodates 2" Olympic style bumper plates
- Built to hold heavy loads with a maximum weight capacity of 700 lbs
- Great for isolated and full body workouts including squats, bench press, and deadlifts
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Besides that bearing bars are way overrated. People only started caring about bars once Rogue started selling all kinds of fancy pants bars.
I have both types and use my cheap bushing bar 90% of the time because I like the knurl and diameter better. Honestly couldn't care less about the spin or whatever bearings get me
Edit. More like $600 range for a Rogue bearing bar…!
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Besides that bearing bars are way overrated. People only started caring about bars once Rogue started selling all kinds of fancy pants bars.
I have both types and use my cheap bushing bar 90% of the time because I like the knurl and diameter better. Honestly couldn't care less about the spin or whatever bearings get me
Edit. More like $600 range for a Rogue bearing bar…!
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Besides that bearing bars are way overrated. People only started caring about bars once Rogue started selling all kinds of fancy pants bars.
I have both types and use my cheap bushing bar 90% off the time because I like the knurl and diameter better. Honestly couldn't care less about the spin or whatever bushings get me
Ditto this. Bearings are great if you're working towards elite Oly lifting, but I've been perfectly happy with my generic bushing bar for (light) powerlifting and general fitness for 15+ years. Expensive bars are often overrated, I've tried blind tests with about 5-6 different bars and a lot comes down to good knurling and your personal preference.
Ditto this. Bearings are great if you're working towards elite Oly lifting, but I've been perfectly happy with my generic bushing bar for (light) powerlifting and general fitness for 15+ years. Expensive bars are often overrated, I've tried blind tests with about 5-6 different bars and a lot comes down to good knurling and your personal preference.