Yes4AllTotal Body Workout Weighted Bar, Resistance Band Bar, Racks for Strength Training, Exercise Bar for Yoga in Home and Gym - Single/Combo

I've bought these in several different weights for my home gym and as gifts for friends into fitness. They are very well made and hold up well- even though my gym is outside in Arizona. They are also quite versatile - reverse curls, straight raises,torso twists and as shoulder weight when climbing grandstand steps.They will make a nice addition to your fitness regimen.

Hands down the best exercise bar! I have issues with my back and this bar has helped tremendously. There are many weight limits to choose from. The best part is you can sit in a chair and easily create your own exercises without lifting over your head.

I'm just getting back into weight lifting after a 12 year hiatus, and I've started with light dumbbells to eventually work up to heavy free weights. I came across this 20 lb bar while looking at exercise equipment on Amazon and decided to give it a try to start on my goal.Some people have reported their bars were packed in a box that was ripped open upon delivery, but mine was packed nicely in bubble wrap inside the factory box, and then inside an Amazon box with even more padding (thanks Everyone). I mention all of this because whoever delivered it either tossed it onto my concrete front porch or stood it up on one end and let it fall over. When it landed with a very loud THUD, I was afraid that it may have been damaged, but thankfully it was perfectly fine (and so was the porch).As for the bar itself, it's very solid and the ends are marked very clearly as to the weight of the bar. I don't have a scale to test if it's a true 20 lbs, but I can assure you that unless you're already in great shape, lifting a 4 foot long 20 lb bar will give you a good workout very quickly. I also like how thick it is (unlike traditional dumbbell handles) and the padding on the bar makes gripping it very easy, although I have large hands so it might be easier for me than others. For a person who has been using dumbbells for a while now, I also like how the weight of this bar is more evenly distributed when using it - there is almost zero chance of wobble or uneven movement like with traditional dumbbells, especially when doing curls or any overhead movement.There are plenty of videos on YouTube with workouts for these types of bars. I highly recommend this bar for exercise, regardless of your current skill level: It's compact, yet it gives great exercise, and you can stand them up in a corner if needed when you are done. I know that I will be getting more of them in the future and look forward to using all of them.

Great for shoulder pain

It’s a weighted bar, you can’t go wrong with it. It’s better than a barbell because there are no plates to limit the full range of motion when reaching for the floor.However, the foam grip did arrive torn. It looks pretty sturdy otherwise.

I had been eyeing these for so long, hoping they would go on sale, and then they did. I keep a lot of home gym equipment around the house and my family gets mad when I buy things they think I won't use. So when these went on sale, I snapped them up and not only do I use them, so do my kids. I love that they are so easy to store -- under you bed, in a closet, whatever, and I use the lighter one with resistance bands, too. I can use them for stability exercises and strength training. If you're in doubt, get them anyway. They are the best addition to my home work out equipment in a long time. Very high quality, too.

Good quality and weight. Too expensive, but I managed to grab it on sale for less than $20.It wasn't especially well packaged, the box was basically torn in two by the time it got to me, but the bar was undamaged, so it seems pretty durable.I am using the bar in combination with resistance bands. For certain lifts it helps to overcome the initial slackness of the bands, adding some load at the shortest bands lengths and thus tension to the full range of motion.It's heavier than a 60 in. Olympic barbell, and obviously shorter than a full-length bar. Also, it is very thick compared to a normal bar, which I like (I frequently use fat grips on thinner bars). That said, if you have the space and already have an Olympic bar in the garage, then I would just stick with that. This is convenient for me, living in an apartment without much space for equipment.This bar is great for adding a some load to a squat or lunge. As alluded to above, can add a little load to banded curls, rows, and presses. I need to find some other uses that are unique to this type of bar.I wouldn't pay $60 for it, but it was a bargain at less than $20.

Well made weighted bar.