Whats the max weight you can add to the barbell?
629538
It is a light weight bar. You only need 15-20 pounds as you will be doing hundreds of reps!
629539
There are 25 pound weights for each side along with 10 and 5 pound weights and 2.5 pounds - so depending on you and your fitness level you could add quite a bit. Me - I usually am doing about 15 pounds per side so 30 pounds weight plus the bar...I've been doing it awhile. I try to increase with more weight as I get to a plateau and I'm trying to challenge myself as I get stronger!
156288
You'll want a 7 foot. The six foot would rest the ends of the barbell on the supports, which would make it difficult to get the plates on there.
599736
1 inch diameter, 30 inch length, and weight restrictions of the Total Gym with this bar is as follows: weight of user plus additional weight shouldn't exceed 300 pounds.
92410
You should be able to use an Olympic barbell. I use a standard 1" barbell. Just remember that the carriage has a 110 lb. limit.
1789082
The more weight plates that are added, then potentially the longer the dumbbell(s). :).
548442
I believe I used 8 or 10 on mine... I took Olympic dumbbell bars took them apart and drilled one side to make bigger 13 sounds long but maybe
29154
I would recommend a 7 foot barbell. I personally purchased one that came with a 300 lb weight set and it has worked out great.Checkout http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000Y9WTUQ/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 by USA sports
33554
What is on the set is the maximum in terms of space on the handles. If you put all the weight and stops you won't have space left. Look at the product photo, it's just like that. Though if you're already thinking of going over this weight you're better off with a barbell set.
1079724
ummm I don't know but it doesn't really matter as i think the highest weight that as ever in the history of the universe that has been put on a barbell and lifted by a human is about 1100 pounds. . . . with that said it seems VERY strong and unless you are an elite level Powerlifter I'm sure any weight you could use wouldn't hurt it at all.
1354784
yes this is a 45lb bar (20kg). I would not buy it though.... rusty and not good for anything but squat and bench. I replaced it with a Rogue bar.
112052
I am not sure what it is rated to hold. The most I have put on is 275 lbs. I had the arms raised to a squat height. It's a nice piece of equipment for the price but don't expect gym quality. Any weight over 225 and racking the bar can become tricky as the base is very light and the whole rack tends to tilt or even slide. At times I have put 45 lb dumbbells over the base legs to give it more stability.
1127752
I can only answer that I bench multiple sets with a setup of about 100 lbs, and drop it into the bar rest area after each set. I have done that for a long time and have had no problems. I do not have the documentation that came with it, but I do not remember any limit being mentioned in it.
346768
There seems to be a lot of this going around. I wanted to order a different bar, shipped by CFF and it was a 44 lb bar but the shipping weight was 77, so I guess I'm not getting that one. Check it out here - CFF - Men's WOD Bar - 20 Kilogram, 1200 Pound Capacity Olympic Barbell Built With Cross Training in Mind
460385
Barbell itself is about 15 pounds. So barbell with weights will give you 110 pounds.
1278283
I got and recommend an Olympic bar & weight set. Its a 2inch grip 45lb barbell & then 260lbs of weights. You can order them online but unless you can find it for free or low shipping its best to use local. Amazon has them as a set from diff sellers for $385 to over $400. Dicks Sports has them for $209 in store but charges like $200 to ship it to you. I went to our local Hibbetts sports & bought them. The bar comes with 2 clips
430081
The manufacturer of this machine has confirmed that there is not a weight capacity for this particular unit. The bar is very strong and is able to support several hundred pounds. Instead, it limited by the length of the individual weights. The bar can easily support the length of 4-5 individual 40 lb. weights. It will also support more weight if the heavier weights are the same length as the 40 lb. XMark brand weights.
522974
They fit Olympic bars and they are rock solid. I don't see why you couldn't. I absolutely love them. Especially doing strip sets and the like. One caveat, I don't lift more than 325lbs on any exercise.