LIONSCOOLPremium 4ft/4.9ft/6ft Barbell for Strength Training and Olympic Weightlifting, 2 Inch Bar for Squats, Curls, Deadlifts, Presses, Hip Thrusts, 350lbs/500lbs/700lbs Weight Capacity

After ordering 4 different bars, from 4', 5' and 6'... I FINALLY found one with accurate pictures, depicting the knurling you get and a description that matched the actual features.> The bar is sturdy, 32# (Can't speak to whip as I don't use it in that way)> Nice thick and even chrome plating> Freely revolving ends & bronze bushings (Clearly roller bearings not ball bearings)> Knurling: good depth and distributed nicely over the surface of the bar with grip markings (accurate pictures)> Rackable (even on my Rogue rack, which is 2" wider than Titan, REP etc.)> At 6', it's large for a preacher bench, but manageable> Would probably be a good fit for hip thrusters as well as curls or for squats on smaller framed individuals that may have balance issues with a full 7' Olympic barOverall, very happy with this bar.

Great quality and value. I wanted to go away from ez bar curls to flat bar curls and this has been perfect for that. It's a lot more balanced and comfortable than using a full size flat bar.

I purchased this a little over a year ago. Never thought I would describe a weightlifting bar as comfortable. This bar fits well and feels great. Coating is very resistant to scratches. High quality bearings make this a high quality bar. After a year of use, I highly recommend.

The black color of this barbell is pretty slick, admittedly. It looks great, holds plates just fine, and good cross-grooves for grip. A word of caution: double check your length. I made the mistake of ordering the wrong size for my setup, couldn't safely rack the barbell on my bench station, and ended up needing to order a longer barbell. This is no fault to the product itself, just be sure to measure before ordering :)

this is a great little bar that is just more convenient in smaller spaces for curls, overhead press, tricep extensions, delt raises,... I just don't always want to move around a full size olympic bar or if it's under 80lb, or not using squat rack or lifting platform this is great.The finish is great, the quality is great, the bearings spin great/smooth, the size is great, it's mostly just loaded 40/50/60lbs with 10s and 5s. Definitely use some collars to keep plates tight.That's about it, it's great for hitting quick workouts, and easily add or lower weight.

Good choice for an apartment. A bit lighter, less unwieldy in a difficult space. Would be limited for really heavy lifts, but like above, a much better choice than those multi-piece bars.

For the price, it's decent. I was looking for an all black 6 foot bar which seems to be hard to find most of the time. I wanted it specifically for hip thrusts. I wouldn't use this short of a bar to bench press typically, but I gave it a go. It will work for that just fine if you have limited space and cannot use a full sized Olympic bar. It was a little uncomfortable for me to use for bench press. The knurling is ok, the coating to this thing isn't the best quality. Expect to have the finish get marked up while putting on plates and possible chipping off over time. For the $128 I spend to the door including taxes. It'll do fine for what I bought it for, hip thrusts for core workouts.

We got this Lionscool EZ bar because of how much we like their regular 7ft bench bar. This one is the same, great build quality, precision bushings that rotate smoothly, nice polished finish on the 2" ends, and superior knurling for a sure grip. These are way better than many of the other "budget" bars, may not be as cheap as a Marcy or a Cap, but you can tell these are a step, or two, above those, closer to a Rogue or other premium brand. Particularly for curls, you want the bushings to spin without friction so you are not fighting to get the bar to rotate. These bushings spin like a finely balanced bike wheel. Would buy again for sure.