Yes4All Multi Grip Barbell & Cable Attachment - Swiss Bar, American Bar for Greater Range of Motion, with 2 Collars, Fits Olympic Weight Plates - Home Gym & Support Pressing, Lifting & Curls

You're not going to be disappointed with this safety squat bar. I did a ton of research. I spent too many hours debating what brand I should buy and I kept returning to this one because I read in one of the reviews that this is essentially the same bar that is more expensive from different brands. Meaning that it's the same exact materials with a different brand stamped on it that causes it cost more. While I can't verify it, I decided to test this out knowing Amazon offered a return policy on it.First off, it comes fully assembled and the box is huge (very long) so be prepared you're going to have a giant box delivered to you. I received this less than 24 hours after ordering.The only assembly I had to do was screw in the grip handles that took 10 seconds each.I put it on my squat rack and tested it out. It's very comfortable to use. The padding is great and the handles feel good in my hands. It's extremely sturdy and I feel like I can load this bar up.I'm coming back from a rotator cuff/trap/neck injury and squatting with the straight bar just didn't feel good. This bar has alleviated that for me and I'm back to doing 5x5 with progressive overload.Seriously, stop reading reviews. Save yourself some money. Order this one. I have no dog in this fight, but I know us home gym folks sometimes get hooked on marketing or review sites with links to products, and I can tell you this is a very good product. If you look at enough of them, you'll see it looks exactly like many of the others. Great product. Very happy I saved some money and went with this one.

Great quality for the price.

Seems great so far but little dirty. The ends where the weights go clearly had tape and dirt on the ends. End cap missing on one side and filled with gunk. Other than that so far it’s great

Use this all the time doing flat and in/decline benches. Works on overhead presses. Many grip positions for more comfort doing exercises. Well built. Has the ability to allact to an overhead pulley system.

I have spent tons of time looking at different versions of Swiss Bars. I finally settled on giving this one a try because it was Amazon Prime, the price was excellent, and many of the other premium options had problems as well. I was shocked at the quality when I opened it. Not sure if the welders who did some of the bad jobs people submitted photos of were replaced, but mine look great. I checked the spacing and everything is within 1/8 in. Did a few test lifts and immediately felt it targeting different parts of my chest than my Olympic bar did, with no pain in my sometimes unhappy shoulder. The clearance is great on my Rogue Monster Lite RML-3W Power Rack, and it even can hang on my Olympic bar hanger, if I use one of the “rungs.” Only recommendation is that people use caution when loading/unloading the first plate, as it is light, and lifted the bar at first, since I wasn’t ready for it. I’m used to just tossing plates on my 45lb Olympic, without thinking about it. Will update later if problems arise.

As described.

I have a repaired rotator cuff; 3 screws in my cuff and one reattaching the long head of the biceps. As a result my shoulders never felt good during bench and so I would stick to dips and pushups. When I learned about mutigrip bars I really wanted one, but many are very expensive - I found this one that looks like a copy of a more expensive bar - I had low expectations, but was pleasantly surprised. It feels great to bench with, I like the widest grip and I am 5'10'' go someone larger might want a longer bar.It does fit standard collars which is great. my only comment is that the end caps are plastic and sometimes start to peel back when sliding the weights off.I would recommend to anyone looking for this style of bar to see if they like it before going with a more expensive brand

I have two different pairs of plastic locking olympic barbell collars. The ones that are a plastic ring with a lever, the lock down on the bar holding the weights in place, then you pull the lever up and the whole ring loosens a bit... The ends on this bar are a tiny bit smaller than regular olympic bars, my plastic locking barbell collars still work great on this bar.Otherwise it is just like everyone else said. I purchased in Jan 2024. May bar has loose metal rattling around inside. It is hollow tubing with plastic end caps. Everything is symmetrical. I am sure it is strong enough for the weight I will be lifting (44 y/0 250lb man).I really like the grip positions. I'm glad the rectangle is not larger than it is over all. I'm pretty sure I'd take this lower quality bar over one with a bigger rectangle, this thing is gonna work pretty easy for me, not much adjustment period.I am adding this to a pretty nice gym I have in my house, two treadmills, a couple mirrors, rubber flooring, titan space saving rack, rackable curl bar, 400+lbs metal olympic plates, 90lb power blocks, jump ropes, battle ropes, etc.... Yeah, I'm bragging a bit but I want you to know where I'm coming from.Through my adult life I've built a few different weight rooms, in a few different houses. I've got a lot of experience on budget builds etc and knowing where to spend money tooI really like this bar, I'm going to use it for hammers, frenchies, skull crushers and some benching too.Good for the money. I don't think I will ever buy a different one.Those cheap metal spring collars don't fit, but if that is what you are using I would throw them away and purchase some of the lockable plastic rings before purchasing anything else. My lockable plastic rings work great on this bar.The metal ring clamps that come with this bar are a joke, they went right in the trash.