is the bar 45 pounds
1068436
no i believe it is lighter i bought it for my 8 yr old grandson ! hope this helps
1068437
I think most bars that hold weight on each end are 35lbs. I didnt weigh it. Just a suggestion, get the weight set w it, n u can change the weights
2176862
I haven't exceeded 30#, but the bar is definitely solid enough to handle more weight. The bar's center is about 8" above the floor at the lowest point.
451093
No, not a 45 lb. turkey...25 lbs for sure but I had to return mine as it rusted after the 1st use.I do not reccomend this.
832836
When I measured it, it was 48 inches. The grippy part needs to be a little bigger than that to sit so you can put the weight on properly. When I measured the 6 foot bar at the store it wasn't the case. I think you should just buy a new bar. It's great if yours doing a circuit so you don't have to switch weights on and off. I still use my old and new bar.
325299
Standard plates (the ones that fit this particular bar) don't usually come in 45 lb configurations. That size is usually associated with the Olympic (2") bar. The weight plate that does fit this bar is the 50 lb one and by own estimation, the bar should easily accommodate at least five on each side. Hope this helps...
2043428
It's two separate pieces, a smaller bar that fits through a sleeve type piece to give it the look and feel of an Olympic barbell. I'd estimate the weight at 30-35 lbs.
678624
I weighed mine on an accurate scale and it was 20kg or approximately 44.1 lbs. It is 86 inches long (7'2") and it is 28mm thick. It was shipped in a thick cardboard tube approximately the same size as the bar.
32138
Each bar is 49 grams. I measured this on a kitchen scale. The bar is "chunky", so it is one big bar. Hope this helps!
127441
According to the Fed-Ex label, it is 20lbs. I do not recommend Cap's weight bench. It is unsafe. I had to return that, but the bar is excellent!
1208971
There are 10 inches on each side for plates. My 45 lb plates are an 1 1/2 inch - so taking off a inch for a clamp - I can put 6 45 lb plates on each side. The bar weighs 50 lbs - so using my setup the max would be 590 lbs. I am not sure of the actual weight capacity but you could email Troy or google it.
2207118
No, not even close to 49 lbs. It is bulky (which allows it to be very sturdy), but not heavy.
763158
You need Olympic weights for this bar. Standard plates for a standard bar. You are smart to check because many stores don't carry a lot of Olympic plates.
1495848
Yes. The bar is wood but it has a small dowel in one end that has a spring. It is easy to load but holds firmly.
790238
It does have a bar but it is short, so we had another weight bar that we use. But it's a really nice bench for the price, especially for us. We are in our 50's and are not doing it to be a weight lifter. My husband is happy with the bench?
1791074
Maximum weight limit: 100 lbs according to the information I found. The bar itself is 25 lbs.
167243
Yes I use it on my olympic bar, 45 lb one. I also use them on my dumb bells and lat par. hopes this helps
850608
I put a bar with collars on a kitchen scale: 3.5 pounds. So the total set is 37 pounds. The only way you get close to 40 is to put everything in the case and carry that, which is pretty silly. So it's really false advertising.