How much weight can the bar handle ? How long is the bar? Fits a standerd bench? Uses olympic plates
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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.
1885554
This bar is 84" in length, it takes up to 5 olympic plates on each side or up to 500 lbs. This bar fits most benches.
1885555
Don't know the capacity but it is plenty stiff. Don/t know the exact dimensions bit it fits in my Body Solid power rack. It does use olympic plates
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 .
569941
Are you asking about the width? If you are, it fits a 7 foot olympic bar pretty snug. Meaning, if you pull the weight off the rack to squat and walk sideways, you'll bump the plates into the racks, but this happens in any power rack when using a 7ft bar.
1869047
It's about 1.5 inches. It seems almost exactly the diameter as an Olympic bar.
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Luis, the measurement between the inside to inside of the bar rests is 39.5". From outside to outside it is 44.5". The backrest doesn't lay completely flat, no. It has a very slight incline that's only a couple degrees. This bench is designed for an Olympic Bar and Olympic Weights. The leg raise part accepts Olympic Weights only. If that's what you got, go with it! If not, honestly bro, stay away from it.. If you have any more questions about it, go ahead and send me a friend request on fb so I can receive a message from you and I can answer whatever questions you might have and send pics of the level I put on it just to see if the backrest laid down completely flat. Luis, the measurement between the inside to inside of the bar rests is 39.5". From outside to outside it is 44.5". The backrest doesn't lay completely flat, no. It has a very slight incline that's only a couple degrees. This bench is designed for an Olympic Bar and Olympic Weights. The leg raise part accepts Olympic Weights only. If that's what you got, go with it! If not, honestly bro, stay away from it.. If you have any more questions about it, go ahead and send me a friend request on fb so I can receive a message from you and I can answer... » Read More Luis, the measurement between the inside to inside of the bar rests is 39.5". From outside to outside it is 44.5". The backrest doesn't lay completely flat, no. It has a very slight incline that's only a couple degrees. This bench is designed for an Olympic Bar and Olympic Weights. The leg raise part accepts Olympic Weights only. If that's what you got, go with it! If not, honestly bro, stay away from it.. If you have any more questions about it, go ahead and send me a friend request on fb so I can receive a message from you and I can answer whatever questions you might have and send pics of the level I put on it just to see if the backrest laid down completely flat. « Show Less
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I haven't looked for 45 lb plates. I'm sure you can find them, I'd say the diameter of the bars are about 1 inch. However, I am not sure if the bar can hold over 120 lb. It's sturdy but only for the given weights; anything over the 100 lb weights given would make me nervous when using it with the bar.
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.
102628
i got some olympic adapter sleeves for it so i could put my olympic plates on it. and i have about 250 lbs worth of plates on it. you probably could easily do well over 300 lbs. it is a very sturdy machine. if you have any more questions feel free to ask me.
741075
You have hand space,but an Olympic bar is ,I think,5 ft between collars. Isn't that bar just 5 ft?
1585941
the machine is plate load, and does not come with any plates. The plates bars are 1", so for standard plates, and olympic plates with adapter sleeves
272354
47.25 " now, good for curl exercise or bench narrow than 46", If you need work with 48" Olympic bench please look for Aluminum 6' bar that are wide span 52".
325301
This a standard, not Olympic bar. I have only used 25 lb standard weights, and can fit 4 per side at least.
1406571
The bars will handle the weight (up to 220 lbs). They may not be tall enough for some of your exercises, though. They are 5" tall.
1582785
Yep, it's more than wide enough for an olympic barbell. I use it for benchpress all the time. I wish the pins went a little lower though. I usually remove them. With the pins removed the white safety bars are 22.5" high. With my bench that is the perfect height that will catch the bar if I fail, but still allow me to touch my chest with the bar on normal reps. I have an incline bench that is a tad shorter than it should be when set to flat though. The pins at the lowest point are about 26.25" high for what it's worth.
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Not sure, but it seems sturdy enough. The bar comes in three sections, and you have to drive these four steel pins into the bar with a hammer to secure it. It'd probably be fine with 100lbs or so, but I might get a little nervous after that. But again, I have not used this for bench presses at all.
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Yes, you can use an Olympic bar (72 inch or longer). However, the plate storage pegs on this stand are made for standard weights. The olympic weights will fit on the pegs, just not tightly like olympic weight size pegs.
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This barbell is fitted for 2" Olympic Plates only. If it were a 1" standard bar it could be used in combination with 2" plates although it wouldn't be ideal. I would search "CAP 1" Barbell" or something similar on Amazon and see what pops up. Thanks, Michael Matters of the Cart
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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.