In theory, if you hold a regular trap bar perfectly on-center using the low handles, it should feel balanced. The handles are typically positioned at the center of mass (COM) and center of rotation (COM), so that if the bar was centrally fixed on two points along the X axis, where the handles are, it would be balanced (assuming its weight distribution is even along the Z axis. The bar is a flat plane, stretching out in the X and Z axis. Each set of Love Handles includes adapters to allow for both rolling and fixed use.Visualize a regular trap bar with the low handles (see illustration).

The grips are easily swappable for your specific training need.Another industry first, the 2' Love Handles are an optional add-on for The Trap Bar that allows for both rolling (the grip will spin freely) or fixed usage. We designed The Trap Bar to allow for an effortless transition from horizontal to vertical position, requiring minimal effort and taking advantage of human kind's earliest discovery - the lever.An industry-first, The Trap Bar by default comes with two sets of machined, knurled grips finished in bright zinc. Our design features 2x nearly inch-thick 'legs' with tread to provide grip and stability when the bar is positioned in a vertical orientation for easy loading/unloading. We are proud to introduce a simple, effortless solution - the built-in bar jack. The age-old struggle of loading and unloading plates from your trusty trap bar is over. Home / Review / Kabuki Strength Trap Bar Review (2022): Most Versatile Hex Bar On The Market

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