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Sapporo Open Swiss Bar
✓ Stop Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist Discomfort ✓ 3 Grips
✓ Open Ended ✓ Rackable ✓ Patent-pending
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Description
Features
- Three Handle Widths: Designed to accommodate different grip positions, offering versatility for various exercises and individual comfort.
- Open-Ended Design: Enables a greater range of motion, perfect for both functional fitness and traditional strength training.
- Center Marked Knurling: Provides enhanced grip and balance, ensuring you can perform lifts with control and stability.
- Chrome Finish: A sleek and durable chrome coating for corrosion resistance and a professional look that stands the test of time.
- Rotating Barbell Sleeves: Allows for smooth, natural movement during lifts, reducing stress on the wrists and minimizing the risk of injury.
- Durable Construction: Built to withstand heavy use, making it ideal for both home and commercial gyms.
Dimensions
- Bar Diameter: 28mm
- Weight: 20kg
- Max Capacity: 500lbs
Sleeve length: 13"/32.5cm - Bar Length: 200cm
Sapporo Swiss Bar Overview
500lb Capacity
Open-Ended
Rackable Design
3 Grips
Open-Ended Design
A traditional Swiss bar can impede range of motion.
The open-ended design of the Sapporo Bar solves that.
It allows a deeper stretch on the bench press and row.
It allows a full lock out on the bicep curl.
Presses and deadlifts can be done more naturally.
Lastly, it allows you to perform shrugs.
An exercise not possible on a traditional Swiss bar.
100-DAY TRIAL.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE.
LIFETIME WARRANTY.
We want you to reach your fitness goals, enjoy your life and feel healthy. The last thing we want is to create more stress in your life, so if you decide this item is not for you we'll be happy to give you a no-hassle, no-questions-asked 100% refund.
