Camo ‘CERAKOTE’ Barbell – COB750

Description

An alloy steel constructed Cerakote barbell is a specialized weightlifting bar designed for strength training, powerlifting, and Olympic lifting. Here are the main features associated with this type of barbell:

1. Alloy Steel Construction: The barbell is crafted from alloy steel, known for its durability, strength, and ability to withstand heavy loads and intense workouts. Alloy steel provides a balance between strength and flexibility.
2. Cerakote Coating: Cerakote is a durable ceramic-based coating applied to the barbell’s shaft. It provides exceptional resistance to corrosion, abrasion, rust, and wear, ensuring the barbell maintains its appearance and functionality over time.
3. Knurling and Grip: Cerakote barbells usually feature precision knurling on the shaft to provide a secure grip without being overly aggressive. The knurling pattern helps prevent slippage during lifts while reducing the risk of hand discomfort or calluses.
4. Standard Bar Specifications: The bar adheres to standard specifications, including a length of 7.2 feet (220 cm) for men’s bars and 6.6 feet (201 cm) for women’s bars. Men’s bars typically weigh 20 kilograms (44 lbs), while women’s bars weigh 15 kilograms (33 lbs).
5. Dual Markings: Many Cerakote barbells feature dual markings, including both Olympic weightlifting and powerlifting marks, allowing for easy identification of hand placement during lifts.
6. Sleeve Rotation: The sleeves at each end of the barbell are designed for smooth rotation, often utilizing bearings or bushings. This feature enables easier and smoother spinning of the weights during Olympic lifts like cleans and snatches.
7. High Tensile Strength: Alloy steel construction provides high tensile strength, ensuring the barbell’s ability to withstand heavy loads without bending or warping during exercises.
8. Versatile Use: Cerakote barbells are suitable for a wide range of exercises, including deadlifts, squats, bench presses, cleans, snatches, and various strength training routines.

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