Heavy squats? Hold the whip. Move major weights with a barbell engineered for the job. Tested by and built for some of the strongest squatters in the world, the 250K Squat Bar is the premier pick for the king of the lifts.
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No Bar Whip
With a diameter of 31.75mm, the Squat Bar’s shaft provides maximized contact with the lifter’s back for stability under load and minimized bar whip
Longer Rack Clearance
The longer bar length than standard power bars allows for greater clearance between plates and standard rack uprights when unracking and reracking.
Never Slips
Fully knurled shaft for a secure grip under heavy weights.
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What is the difference between a power bar and squat bar?
A traditional competition power bar is 29mm in diameter and weights 20kg, with specific length and dimensional tolerances. The squat bar is a lift-specific competition barbell for the Squat event. It’s diameter is generally thicker (in our case 31.75mm) and weights more than a standard power bar. Our 250k Squat Bar weights 25 kilograms. Additionally, the squat bar features a fully knurled center shaft with powerlifting and center markings.
What does the higher tensile strength and hardness mean in practical terms?
A bar’s metallurgical properties are the primary determining factors in the mechanical properties of the bar, or in more practical terms, how the bar behaves in the lifter hands against gravity and the force generated. The yield strength of the metal determines how much stress it can take before permanent deformation, while the tensile strength measures its breaking, or fracture point. The softer, or lower strength a bar is - the more it bends under load. The harder, or higher yield/tensile strength a bar is - the less it bends under load. Each of these options varies the feel or oscillation of a bar under load, and the art of bar design comes in determining the fine dance between the bars properties and how it behaves under load, against gravity.
What is the difference between Kabuki knurl and other bar’s knurl?
The 250k Squat Bar is fully knurled from sleeve to sleeve. Our knurl was designed from the ground up and based on established research to 1) be the “stickiest” knurl possible - on the back or in-hand, 2) minimize dermal penetration and damage to skin, and 3) maximize neural response.
Can this bar be used in sanctioned powerlifting competitions?
Yes, the 250k Squat Bar meets the competition specifications for powerlifting federations that allow the use of a squat-specific barbell - like the IPL/USPA, WRPF, SPF, APA, and others. Only metallic finishes like Zinc or Black Oxide can be used on the competition platform.