Powerlifting Barbell

Powerlifting Barbell

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Description

The powerlifting barbell has a tensile strength of 190,000 psi, weighs 45 pounds, and is 28mm in diameter, making it a great barbell for improving performance under pressure. The barbell is designed to help you dominate your heaviest lifting sessions. Our great powerlifting bar features a cerakote-coated shaft and black phosphate sleeves, giving it a robust appearance and making it an excellent choice for serious lifters. Volcano knurling, center knurling, and a set of powerlifting marks can readily handle your rigorous workouts.

  • Maximizes your performance under pressure 
  • Helps you become stronger
  • Ideal for deadlifts, squats, and bench presses
  • Ensures a perfect grip
  • Can withstand the heaviest training session

Gear specs

Gear Specs
Brand DMoose Fitness
Guarantee/Warranty Lifetime Warranty*
Designed In USA Yes
Loadable Sleeve Length 16.4"
Bar Length 86.35"
Distance Between Sleeves 51.6"
Diameter 28mm
Bar Type Men's Bars
Bar Use Weightlifting. Olympic Lifting, Powerlifting
Bushing/Bearing Bushing
Bar Weight 45LB
Knurl Aggressive
Center Knurl Yes
Knurl Mark Dual
shaft Coating Cerakote Coating
Sleeve Coating Cerakote Coating
Tensile Strength 190,000 PSI

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A. A powerlifting barbell weighs around 45 lbs.

A. The powerlifting bar has a weight capacity of 1500lbs, and it does not bend at more than 700lbs weight.

A. Yes, the amazingly designed powerlifting barbell is made up of stainless steel.

A. You can buy weight as per the capacity of the powerlifting barbell.

A. The powerlifting barbell is made up of high-grade steel. It has a cerakote-coated shaft and black phosphate sleeves.

A. Yes, you can use this barbell with a squat rack.

A. Yes, you can use the barbell for performing the T-bar row.

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4.7
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  • AB
    August B.
    June 22, 2025
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    No Whip, No Wobble

    Stable under pressure, amazing value. My go-to for all lifts now.

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  • LC
    Lilah C.
    June 21, 2025
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    Serious Quality

    Perfect for deadlifts and presses. Olympic spec and handles heavy load well.

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  • MH
    Malik H.
    June 20, 2025
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    Barbell of the Pros

    Knurling feels aggressive but not too sharp. Great spin and balance.

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  • EM
    Eric M.
    June 17, 2025
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Quality Powerlifting Bar

    The steel is high quality and the barbell handles heavy weights well without bending. I trust it for all my powerlifting sessions.

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    Amanda C.
    June 16, 2025
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    Well-Balanced & Durable

    I’m very happy with this barbell. It’s perfectly balanced and durable enough for heavy deadlifts and squats at home.

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