DTX Fitness 4ft Barbell Weight Bar

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These bars will usually have as little whip as possible and zero spin. The knurling should also be quite prominent to ensure a good hold. If you refuse the delivery for any other reason than the goods being damaged in transit, you are liable for all outbound and return freight charges. If any of the larger products will not fit through doors or stairwells, and delivery is refused or returned, you will be responsible for all outbound and return freight costs. At a passing glance, Olympic barbells and powerlifting barbells can look largely similar to the standard barbells we've mentioned above. However, Olympic barbells are around seven foot in length and powerlifting barbells feature a slightly short length at five to six feet, with a higher tensile rating for heavier lifts. Similarly, there will typically be more knurling to help you shift tin more safely during your barbell workout. Trap Bars and Hex Barbells At JLL we care about our customers and we offer a minimum of 12 months warranty. That's for all of our items in ourfitness equipment range. No manufacturer's warranty covers failure of a treadmill if caused by unreasonable or abusive use or if the customer alters the treadmill in any way or if the customer fails to provide reasonable & necessary care/maintenance. Exercise Bikes/ Cross Trainers:

Please ring JLL Fitness if you receive your item in a damaged condition sowe can arrange for replacement parts or equipment to be sent to you. We ship within most of the UK Mainland. Customers from postal codes in Isles of the Coast, Scottish Isles and Northern Ireland will incur an additional delivery charge. Please ring 0800 6123 988 or 0121 328 7507 to ask for more delivery information. Olympic barbells are very similar to standard bars, except that the sleeve diameter is larger. With a sleeve diameter of two inches, Olympic bars can hold more weight than the thinner one inch sleeve of a standard barbell. The sleeves on an Olympic bar are also designed to freely rotate, enabling you to lift heavier weights when performing weightlifting exercises.PERFECT STARTER – A 1200mm Olympic barbell is the ideal piece of equipment start to your weightlifting journey. Perfect for beginners or those who want a tidier bar for home use, at just 1.2m can be stored easily. Weighing 10kg, there are plenty of exercise to choose from with or without plates. These bars are a comfortable 28mm diameter for comfortable movement in your hand a greater grip. Shorter bars are ideal for glute bridges, curls and rows.

Take the pressure off with our safety squat bars which are padded and give you a neutral grip while doing squats, they also help your centre of gravity, which aids form whilst squatting. Our swiss bars have multiple grips and are great for shoulder pressing as well as bicep curls and benching. Our tricep bars allow you to maintain a consistent form while you train and target your triceps like no other. Great for skull crushers as well as chest presses and hammer curls. Knurling should be high on a powerlifting bar. Quite simply, if you’re lifting heavy and controlled, you’ve got to get a grip. Look for knurling in the centre of the barbell, too, because this will be important for grip during squats. Trap or hexagonal barsThe most affordable barbell on our list is also the smallest, measuring in at 5ft. Ideal for smaller spaces, it obviously won't hold as much weight as its larger and more expensive counterparts, but it's still more than capable of whipping your arms into shape. These are not your average Olympic barbell or plates. We have painstakingly sourced the absolute pinnacle of quality and finish. Serious about lifting? Then you won’t be disappointed. This dapper offering might not hold the most weight out of its rivals, but 680kg is still nothing to sniff at. You'll be hard-pressed to find a barbell that looks this good either, thanks to its flashy red ceramic coating which offers extra durability to match its looks. The specialist barbells above are focused on specific moves – and let’s be honest with ourselves, they’re pretty cool. However, they’re not perfect for everyone. In fact, from just looking at an Olympic bar you may perhaps feel that lifting isn’t for you. Our bumper plates also come with a 2” inner ring – perfect if you’re planning on deadlifting. Our standard 1” barbells are great for beginners as well as those lifting lighter loads.

Enter the mid-range, all-purpose barbell. They’re for anyone who’s focused on building muscle and perfecting form. A tensile rating of around 175KPI will suit, and it’s worth aiming for a 28.5mm diameter which will support a decent amount of flex but also allow for your powerlifting to be uninhibited.Our body bars come in a range of sizes and are comfortable to work with as well as slimline so you can store them easily at home. We have tricep bars which will help you maintain a consistent form while training your arms. And considering your triceps make up around two thirds of your upper arm, they're definitely worth the investment. When thinking about the level of grip you want on a barbell, you’re going to need to look at the knurling used. Knurling refers to the pattern used on the area you place your hands, determining how much grip you have. The type of knurling can give you a better indication of the type of movements the barbell is best suited for and give you a sense of how comfortable it’s going to be. Along with dumbbells, kettlebells and gym benches, barbells are a staple piece of equipment in any home gym worth its salt. Invest in one of the best barbells, and you'll be building muscle in no time. Whether you’re looking for a squatting companion, powerlifting your way to some bulging triceps or something to boost your CrossFit sessions, a high-quality barbell that can comfortably handle weight plates is the way to go. Here's what to look out for when making the upgrade. What's the best barbell?