Trap Bar Purchase

Bigger Stronger Leaner Competitive Bodybuilding
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I wasn’t thinking of purchasing a trap bar.

Can anyone provide some insights on getting a good one for a decent price? The price ranges about $250, of what I’ve seen on-line. This seems steep, but I’m not certain.

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[quote]ghost87 wrote:
I wasn’t thinking of purchasing a trap bar.

Can anyone provide some insights on getting a good one for a decent price? The price ranges about $250, of what I’ve seen on-line. This seems steep, but I’m not certain. [/quote]

Correction: I meant to say “I AM thinking of purchasing a trap bar.”

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Build your own, just use someones metal shop for an hour.

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Olympic plate-loaded, $189.00

Standard plate-loaded $149.00

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http://www.trapbartraining.com/

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Check out www.performbetter.com they should have it, not sure of price though

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[quote]ghost87 wrote:
I wasn’t thinking of purchasing a trap bar.

Can anyone provide some insights on getting a good one for a decent price? The price ranges about $250, of what I’ve seen on-line. This seems steep, but I’m not certain. [/quote]

Check out Jesup Gym. Cheaper than newyorkbarbells.com.

http://jesupgym.com/products.htm?cid=12

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Whichever one you get you’ll never regret it. I use mine for something just about every time I train. Great piece of equipment that doesn’t get the attention it deserves in my opinion.

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I love mine.

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http://www.flexcart.com/members/
elitefts/default.asp?m=PD&cid=212&pid=387

Elitefts is the way to go.

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[quote]eawhite wrote:
http://www.flexcart.com/members/
elitefts/default.asp?m=PD&cid=212&pid=387

Elitefts is the way to go.[/quote]

The one I have is stainless steel and looks pretty much like the one at Elitefts. Cost me 165 as well, but I got it at a local outfit. Having plates with handles gives some additional grip width options.