Would this hold 35lb olympic plates on the bottom part? I have a few Olympic and standard weights and only need one small rack for both kinds, I think
268524
Let me give you a few specs and see if it answers your question. The bottom bars are 6 3/4 inches long from center post to end. There is a 3/4 inch butterfly keeper for each bar, so that leaves 6 inches of space for weights (both sides the same). I have three weights on each side (6 inches) totaling 28.5 lbs each side. The bars are not solid, but are very sturdy steel. I would hazard a guess that you could put two 35lb plates on each side and not buckle the bars. But don't quote me to your lawyer on that! &lt;grin&gt;
268525
Let me give you a few specs and see if it answers your question. The bottom bars are 6 3/4 inches long from center post to end. There is a 3/4 inch butterfly keeper for each bar, so that leaves 6 inches of space for weights (both sides the same). I have three weights on each side (6 inches) totaling 28.5 lbs each side. The bars are not solid, but are very sturdy steel. I would hazard a guess that you could put two 35lb plates on each side and not buckle the bars. But don't quote me to your lawyer on that! <grin>
268526
No unfortunately you are going to have to buy 2 racks I have one for Olympic and one for standard this standard couldn't handle that type of weight and the 35's are too tall for that rack
2164231
I'd guess it might hold the weight, but it would be borderline, and the space is small enough it might be problematic. However, it's a nice rack, and I'd think that worst case scenario you might want to use part of the bag first and just stack the rest that would fit in it.
1109222
yes, olympic plates and the sleeve comes off to accept smaller diameter platers
2213451
Sorry Tony.. This is a youth bench. it will not hold 110Lbs without the leg end being anchored..6 ft. one inch barbell is what it is made 4. I am afraid an Olympic barbell would crush this bench, or you. there is no way to anchor the legwork as it PLASTIC...nuff said. hope U get this before buying
2211068
It does not matter. It will fit all lengths. Incidentally, I don't even use the olympic adapters for my olympic plates -- since the weights travels in a strict vertical motion - they will Not Fall off.
1768492
Well Richard, if your talking standard plates they go up to 25 lbs, and yes that bar can hold them, they can also hold Olympic Plates (all sizes) you just have to get adapter sleeves for the bar and you'll be able to fit them on each end.
1403120
The rack is 3'10" in width so your 5ft. bar might be to small. I use a 7' long Olympic which fits perfectly.
1110981
If your items don't exceed measurements of rack, it will hold them fine. It's very sturdy.
325302
The bar I bought takes 1" plates, not Olympic-style plates. I have a pair of 50s I keep on mine, and it could fit 8 or 10 on a side, though I don't know if the bar itself could handle that much weight. I've had low 300s on mine (I'm 68, my heavy days are over) and everything was fine.
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Yes. The way the rack is designed, it has areas that you can attach some sort of weights on it. I'd suggest going to You Tube and put in "adding weights to The Rack". There are several videos on there that show people who have added weights to The Rack. Hopefully this helps!
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It does use olympic plates, it does fit my rack i would say it fits most olympic benches but I can't say for sure, I'd say it can handle about any weight you put on there it is a heavy duty bar it weighs 60 lbs, and it is 7 ft long.
1322145
I think so. It's about 6" between the lower and upper rack. Plates should fit easy.
1509843
Of course it will. I have two sets of threaded dumbbell bars and the plates work just fine for them. Just don't forget to screw on your collars tightly after you put your weights on your bar.
1784756
It depends on the diameter of the weights you are placing on it. You can estimate 1/2 of the diameter of any plate you use. Thank you!
1922410
Standard, but you could probably use an olympic bar. You'll want to be carefull adding heavy plates one side at a time as it has a small base and standard bars are only 15lbs...it could fly off and smack you if you're not carefull.
1008543
All the weights SHOULD fit on one bar, but the clamps/spindles aren't very good on this set so the plates may shift or fall off if you're maxing out a bar.
1885556
its the same length as my regular olympic bar . its take olympic plates . it will fit a standard bench . i don't know how much weigh it can hold but i think more weight than the regular standard olympic bar because its heavier and thicker .