What is the recommended weight limit for these bars?
621761
For some reason I believe it is over 300 lbs. I think I remember reading it. These bars are worth every penny. In my area I could not find anything even close to this price. After I installed my bars on my 2012 Ram 1500 Crew my co-worker immediately ordered them for his 2009 Ram 1500 Crew.
621762
No lightweights here. I weigh in at 315# and have noticed no notable deflectionon entry. I didn't check if there was a limit by the instructions, but so far it worksfor me. I traded in my 2012 with these bars on and it didn't fail on that one soooooowhy not try it again.
621763
I weigh 200 and it doesn't budge. Don't know the exact limit. Would guess about 400.
1891295
I don't know the weight limit but these are heavy and heavy duty. I am very pleased with the quality and they will probably last the rest of my life.
349851
im not sure i can tell you that my bars are ,im sure they are 430.they work well.recomended them
2077928
I don't recall if I saw a weight restriction in the description at the time of my purchase, however I can tell you that they have been tested with &gt;200lbs weights and have held up beautifully
1313683
I'm not sure of the weight limit, but they have been used by people up to 225 lbs. with no problem.
371673
These are very heavy duty, but I could not find a weight limit. I have racked 350 lbs on them and they don't wobble or flex.
573619
I never tried them with 700 lbs....I can say with lower weights at zero degree inclination they lock quite well, nevertheless they work looking the bar by a combination of putting a fix amount of pressure on the bar plus the angle you incline the bar, in theory the real maximum weight it will support is the weight with the bar totally vertical, since that amount of pressure is constant and you cannot adjust it with the hand then it will support a maximum amount of weight (I am not sure how much), anything above that maximum will wore out. I would at 700 lbs you should care a lot about safety and get an adjustable lock. I never tried them with 700 lbs....I can say with lower weights at zero degree inclination they lock quite well, nevertheless they work looking the bar by a combination of putting a fix amount of pressure on the bar plus the angle you incline the bar, in theory the real maximum weight it will support is the weight with the bar totally vertical, since that amount of pressure is constant and you cannot adjust it with the hand then it will support a maximum amount of weight (I am not sure how much), anything above that maximum will wore out. I would at 700 lbs you should care a lot about... » Read More I never tried them with 700 lbs....I can say with lower weights at zero degree inclination they lock quite well, nevertheless they work looking the bar by a combination of putting a fix amount of pressure on the bar plus the angle you incline the bar, in theory the real maximum weight it will support is the weight with the bar totally vertical, since that amount of pressure is constant and you cannot adjust it with the hand then it will support a maximum amount of weight (I am not sure how much), anything above that maximum will wore out. I would at 700 lbs you should care a lot about safety and get an adjustable lock. « Show Less
562638
I've put 150lbs. It seem to be fine to me. If you plan to put more then that I would get an Olympic bar. The diameter of the bar is bigger for a better grip.
2226603
Unfortunately, I don't know the weight limit. I am 180 pounds and these bars feel very sturdy. No wobble or anything. I've seen other dip handles that were not as thick with 400 lbs limits, so I would think the Valor dip handles would support at least that much. I hope this helps.
1672213
i have a pair of 50lbs plates i put on the bar along with a pair of 25lbs...im guessing the bar can hold up to 250lbs, but dont quote me on that
711941
Not sure about the weight restrictions. I'd contact the manufacturer. I only used them with a pair of 90# dumbbells. Read my other post. Good luck.
902105
I am sorry I really do not know what the weight limit is. My daughter is 9 and weighs 50 lbs. my suggestion is to make sure you purchase a bar that has extensions. Without the extentions on the base of the bar, it isnunstable no matter what the weight.
1956956
I have a friend that goes around 340, it held him fine! For the price they are very well made. J bought them for our home bar and they look great, thinking about buying another set for our kitchen snack bar,
1942390
I do not know what the recommended weight limit is for the bar. My husband is around 170 pounds and tested it before we let our daughter on it. We braced ours by putting a heavy gymnastics mat underneath. Something will need to be used to weight the bar down to prevent tipping over. It is a great product and would recommend for up and coming gymnasts.
1383159
The instructions that came with the rails- recommended weight not over 165 lbs.
793855
Some of mine weighed more than 3lbs (5lbs.). I got 32 bars. They were boxed separately.
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.