Curl bars

Anonym 28.1.2017 - Ironmaster Quick Lock curl bar 122 cm

Pros: Well built. One can use the quick lock plates from the Ironmaster dumb bell set. The knurling is good. Cons: As the the locking nuts don't have rubber on them, the nuts keep on coming loose.

Anonym 4.10.2016 - Ironmaster Quick Lock curl bar 122 cm

Pros: This bar works well with Ironmaster plates and does not roll around the floor. The knurling is well machined; this allows one to get a good grip on the bar. Although some people have said that EZ bars are not as effective as straight bars when doing curls, I have found that the hang position allows me to do curls whilst reducing undue forearm tendon strain - seems to work well in combination with the Ironmaster curlpult pad, and can also be used for very effective pullovers. Cons: To get the most out of this bar, one needs Ironmaster plates - if you already have an Ironmaster dumbbell set, this will not be an issue. Although the bar is described as a 'quick lock' bar, it uses a spin collar system and not the quick lock system to attach weights.

Anonym 30.9.2016 - Ironmaster Quick Lock curl bar 122 cm

Pros: This bar works well with Ironmaster plates, and does not roll around the floor. The knurling is done well; this allows me to get a good grip on the bar. Although some people have said that EZ bars are not as effective as straight bars when doing curls, I have found that the hand position allows me to do curls whilst reducing undue forearm tendone strain - seems to work well in combination with the Ironmaster preacher pad, and can be used for very effective pullovers. Cons: To get the most out of this bar you need the Ironmaster plates - if you already have a a pair of Ironmaster quick lock dumbbells, this will not be an issue. Although the bar is described as a; 'quick lock' bar, it uses a spin collar system and not the quick lock system to attach weight plates.