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If you want to build unmatched strength, you have to get underneath a barbell. Barbells and the exercises we do with them are better, by far, than any other equipment invented. Check out our list of the best barbells for your home gym
Source: https://thehomefitfreak.com/best-barbells-barbell-sets-and-buyers-guide-2017/
The Rogue Bar 2.0 is a fantastic all-purpose Olympic barbell. It's high-performing and great looking, and incorporates Rogue's new composite bushings for a smooth and reliable spin.
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Matt Chan, one of the most rugged and gutsy Crossfit athletes ever, custom designed this bar with Rogue Fitness. The Matt Chan Bar is as solid as it's namesake. Perfect for Powerlifting, Weightlifting and Crossfitting.
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The Xmark Fitness Voodoo Olympic Barbell is a great lower cost option for an all-purpose barbell. It's one of the few readily available bars that uses a black manganese phosphate coating, which apparently gives it greater protection against oxidation.
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The Ohio Bar is one of the most popular Olympic barbells on the market. If you like what you see, you really can't go wrong in getting one.
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A true Weightlifters bar, The Burgener Bar is crafted specifically for the Oly lifts. The needle-bearings in the sleeves give it a beautiful spin.
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If you love your Power bars, then you simply can't go past The Ohio Power Bar. No whip and deep, aggressive knurl makes this perfect for the Big 3. If God benched, God would use this bar.
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Named after the Godfather of Weightlifting, Mike Burgener, and famed strength training coach Mike Rippetoe, The B&R Bar just screams power. The bare steel finish feels like nothing else...
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