Mirafit M3 7ft 20kg Olympic Barbell - Chrome
Lift, squat and raise your game to the highest level with the M3 7ft Olympic Barbell by Mirafit. With a maximum capacity of 680kg, as well as knurled grips and hardened sleeves, this bar can handle the most brutal of training regimes.
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777238313
£179.95
UK Delivery £4.95
- Mirafit M3 Hybrid 20kg Olympic Barbell
- 7ft bar with hybrid grip pattern to suit a wide range of weightlifting exercises
- Ideal for general gym work aswell as both Olympic lifts and powerlifting
- Tested to 680kg (1500lb)
- Sprung steel bar
- Hard chrome finish
- Bronze bushings
- Eight-piece needle bearings
- Hybrid grip pattern featuring dual knurl marks
- No centre knurling
- Branded rubber inserts and end caps - please note this bar now has updated M3 logo end caps
- Suitable for use with 2" Olympic weight plates
- Please note this bar is designed for training. It is not competition certified.
- Specification:
- Bar weight: 20kg (44lbs)
- Bar length: 220cm (7.2ft)
- Grip diameter: 28mm
- Centre length: 131cm (4.3ft)
- Sleeve diameter: 50mm (2")
- Sleeve length: 41.65cm (16.4")
- Load testing: 680kg/1500lb
- Tensile strength: 218k psi
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Perfectm3-7ft-olympic-barbell-silver. Fast delivery, no damage to packaging. Perfect barbell, no different to what I use in the gym. Would recommend.
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Unbeatable for the costGreat whip and needle bearings make this the most cost effective bar for anyone doing oylmpic weightlifting or crossfit style training. No other company offers similar features at this price . This bar is of comparable quality to the eleiko bars I've used Be aware that the whip of the bar and the rotation of the sleeves may not make this ideal for slow lifts like squats or bench press, however once you are used to it it will be fine
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Solid Barbell for the MoneyDidn't expect to find bearings on a bar of this price range. Contrary to the its description, the finish of the bar is more of a brushed steel than a hard, smooth chrome, affording it a bit of grip in the middle and on the sleeves. Despite lacking a centre knurl, the bar rests firmly on the shoulders for back squat, and the bearings seamlessly counteract any rotational movement, making cross-grip front squat feel much more solid and stable. As someone who's used to Olympic bars with bronze bushings, I really didn't know what I was missing. Having a little bit of grip on the sleeves allow you to drop set barbell row, shrugs, etc. without worrying about collars, as plates won't slide off as easily as they would on a hard chrome barbell. The knurl isn't quite as coarse as I'd prefer, but I seem to manage with chalk. If you're not keen on the 'wristbrands' on the base of the sleeves, you can just turn them inside-out.
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