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Other pro tip, I usually throw a 5 and 10 or two 10s on the inside and invert the heavy plates out. This also gives my knucks enough clearance.
- Design flaw: very little gap between plates & grip handles. Tight fit to get a grip, and then your knuckles may rub against the plates.
- The sleeves are a tad too large, and your plates may not fit. Several recent reviews post that bumper plates with tight tolerances do not fit on the bar.
- Some had poor weld quality and the bar actually broke off at the weld points under weight
- Some had poor material and the bar bent under weight
Basically, for about $65 this is a hit or miss. If you get a good one where welds are good, all your plates fit properly, and don't mind working around the design flaw - then you may like it.
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- Design flaw: very little gap between plates & grip handles. Tight fit to get a grip, and then your knuckles may rub against the plates.
- The sleeves are a tad too large, and your plates may not fit. Several recent reviews post that bumper plates with tight tolerances do not fit on the bar.
- Some had poor weld quality and the bar actually broke off at the weld points under weight
- Some had poor material and the bar bent under weight
Basically, for about $65 this is a hit or miss. If you get a good one where welds are good, all your plates fit properly, and don't mind working around the design flaw - then you may like it.
- Design flaw: very little gap between plates & grip handles. Tight fit to get a grip, and then your knuckles may rub against the plates.
- The sleeves are a tad too large, and your plates may not fit. Several recent reviews post that bumper plates with tight tolerances do not fit on the bar.
- Some had poor weld quality and the bar actually broke off at the weld points under weight
- Some had poor material and the bar bent under weight
Basically, for about $65 this is a hit or miss. If you get a good one where welds are good, all your plates fit properly, and don't mind working around the design flaw - then you may like it.
I bought one recently and it has a spacer. I read this is new and fixes it. No issues here with use
Could you please post a picture of the spacer, showing the gap between the plates and the grip handle? I am interested in the bar, and would probably buy it if the spacer works.
Other pro tip, I usually throw a 5 and 10 or two 10s on the inside and invert the heavy plates out. This also gives my knucks enough clearance.
Why not?
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I bought this and my rogue bumper plates holes were too small to fit
Fuel Performance is under CAP.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Fuel-P.../880657404
4.6 stars out 5 statistically means 23 out of 25 purchases did not have any complaints.
4.6 stars out 5 statistically means 23 out of 25 purchases did not have any complaints.
Well, you kinda have to read to make sure it fits your needs rather than relying on scores alone, otherwise you'll just waste time returning and repackaging.
Like someone mentioning it won't fit some Rogue plates. Lol that's pretty important. Then you have some people saying the problems got fixed with the new version.
So unless you're able to pick v1 or v2, it sorta is like the lottery lol.