how much weight can the long bar hold?
1672211
More than you can lift! CAP does make 25 lb weights with the same hole size as the ones that come with this set. You could physically put roughly 10 on each side.
1672212
I am only guessing, but there is space for several hundred pounds, as much as can fit on it... it is a standard bar. It is NOT going to collapse...
1672213
i have a pair of 50lbs plates i put on the bar along with a pair of 25lbs...im guessing the bar can hold up to 250lbs, but dont quote me on that
1672214
The long bar is solid steel so it can hold far more that the 110# sets with the hollow tube bars. My guess would be 175# safely, however it may go heavier.
1606367
I can't give you an accurate answer. My guess would be that they would probably support total weight of about 75 pounds comfortably . Which means that each bar would probably support somewhere in the vicinity of about 40 pounds distributed along its length. Keep in mind this is strictly guess. I would not want to see anyone injured.
38983
It can hold a lot of weight for sure over 350+ but there is a bar that separates the right side from the left. What I did not like about it was when one person on the left would move ( or vice versa) the other person on the right would shift. It is not ideal. Would be great if not for the bar in the middle. Oh and if using in a tent put a blanket down under it cause it will put a hole in the floor of your tent. Hope this helps.
1721720
You could use the bar outside however I wouldn't want to get it wet particularly the Wood bar. I think from what I remember the weight limit is 110 pounds but you should check the manufacture to be sure
175731
I don't think this bar is stable enough. It could hold the weight coming straight down from it but if you pulled too much at an angle it wouldn't stay put.
1993436
I don't know the weight capacity, but I can tell you we had both bars tightly PACKED end to end with clothing from our master closet and the bars were strong, the wheels were good thick quality and we could still roll it even filled as it was. We did use the middle bar after measuring shirt/ jacket/ folded over pants length. Some of the bottoms from the items on the upper bar brushed the middle bar. We had no problem with the middle bar slipping. Two of us assembled it. That made it easier to properly place the middle bar, keep it straight and TIGHTEN!
1206897
I've squatted 495 and its a great help. It prevents the bar from digging into your traps. I don't believe there's a weight limit.
1278287
I have a 7ft. 2" olympic bar and it works great. I have 315 lbs. with it also.
1827859
I'm using it for two 11' footers, 46 lb each and 32" wide. The bar holds these with no problem, although I load them side by side (the upright bar between them). Anyway, the bar is 17.5" tall and has an elongated strap loop on a top 1.5". The bar itself is made out of heavy gauge aluminium 1"x 1.5"
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 .
2050182
It seems there is nothing on offer that will hold a large frame up to 10 pounds. The highest weight ones that are available (according to 3M) hold up to 8 pounds. These are their "Sticky Nail Wire Back Hangers" which are designed to allow you to hold up a fairly solid frame. The large ones only support up to 4 lbs. Amazon sells the highest capacity ones here:Command Sticky Nail Wire-Back Hanger
724065
I bought this bar last Christmas and was really happy with it. It ranges from 36" to 60" and I would say it is good for up to 200 lbs. I have done mill circles on it and I am 5'9" and 150 lbs.
154979
Wow... the inaccurate answers continue to amaze me... I am 6'2" and weigh just 220lbs. I use this pull-up bar all the time in my loft, and it's completely fine and stable. It "wobbles" a negligible amount--but if you can mentally get past that, it simply will not collapse or break. But you MUST get the upgraded pull-up bar with the stabilizer bar. That's the one I have. I'm not sure if they sell that on amazon, or if you need to go to their website. It's around $400--at least it was when i bought it over a year ago, with the storage bag designed for it. Awesome piece of equipment. And I do NOT use sandbags on it. I do put a dumbbell on opposing legs on each side of it when I do hanging leg raises on it. I have a pair of Ab Straps (search amazon for em--i have a pair made by Veleo, and they cost $27 with prime shipping) that hook over the bar with metal clips and they work great.
310838
I believe it was 300lbs. These bars don't have a center support bracket so the less weight the better IMO
2226602
I weigh in at 230 and when I use these dip bars they fell like they can hold a lot more weight, they make an excellent addition to my home gym.
1020435
The weight of the bar is minimal maybe 2 pounds will hold between 80-100 lbs of additional weight.
1729404
1" curl bars are typically rated for 160lbs, but in actuality able to support much more weight. This particular bar would have no problem holding 220 lbs. Beyond that, move up to an olympic bar.