How much weight does this bar support?
739117
I believe officially it supports 125 lbs. My 60 lb son swings on it often and my 45 lb daughter does many tricks on it as well. It has solid footing and it doesn't rock during their tricks.
739118
The information that came with it said 150 lbs. I weigh about that and it holds me
739119
You would have to check the tumble trak website to be sure but I think it is 120 pounds if I remember correctly. I remember putting up a sign when we had company because my mom used it.
739120
I remember reading 150 pounds, however we have had a few people over that weight on it with no issue.
659212
Sorry, don't know. It supports me (140 lbs) and it can also support my husband (160 lbs).
1993436
I don't know the weight capacity, but I can tell you we had both bars tightly PACKED end to end with clothing from our master closet and the bars were strong, the wheels were good thick quality and we could still roll it even filled as it was. We did use the middle bar after measuring shirt/ jacket/ folded over pants length. Some of the bottoms from the items on the upper bar brushed the middle bar. We had no problem with the middle bar slipping. Two of us assembled it. That made it easier to properly place the middle bar, keep it straight and TIGHTEN!
352115
I don't know exactly but 185lbs is not a problem at all, I believveit would support more, 240lbs???More???It very good help lack of stability.
482472
My wife and I use the bar for bench press and squats and it works fine. We are both 60+ and don't load the bar very heavy. The bar is very solid.
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.
62580
It is a very sturdy bar about one inch. I have three of them in the shower. Just make sure it is installed in a sturdy manner use a Molly if possible.
2257705
I am really not sure about the weight support, but when I purchased it I think it was rated at 250 lbs. I have mine attached beside my back door for my parents use when they visit. It seems very sturdy and I am pleased with it. My dad's weight is apx. 225 and he has no problem with it.
254807
That depends upon how it's attached to the wall. The bar itself will hold up to more than 350lbs. Plenty sufficient to for very obese especially if their feet are on the floor.
1354783
I own this bar and believe it is right around 45lbs. It does seem a little thicker than a standard Olympic bar. It's held up pretty well across a spectrum of power lifting routines.
344350
I bought the 36lb bar. I think it is light for squats (41 year old female) however that's the heaviest bar they had.
1592140
We have a mat under the bar on top of the bottom support bars that provides weight. We have never had it fall or tip over.
1951237
The bar itself seems sturdy enough, as long as you use proper wall anchors that are rated for the weight.
612526
I am pretty sure it is 20 or 25 lbs. its not as heavy as the bars in a commercial gym.
482470
Not sure, but it seems sturdy enough. The bar comes in three sections, and you have to drive these four steel pins into the bar with a hammer to secure it. It'd probably be fine with 100lbs or so, but I might get a little nervous after that. But again, I have not used this for bench presses at all.
92970
No question that the bar when properly installed is sturdy and stable enough to support a normal weight. But I think it might be tough to pull yourself up from a sitting position with just this bar, depending on how good your balance is as you pull yourself up.
1999272
The bar does not support the weight. I had a special wood plague made on which the bar is anchored to. The towels do touch but they drape nicely .