Hi Leslee, thank you for your comment. This is something that is in process as we speak. We are always grateful for input from our customers and appreciate that you are taking the time to let us know what you think. Have a great day!

Hello Robert, how do you like your Rack Bar? I’m thinking of getting one as I mainly squat, chin, dip, press, and deadlift. What discs do you use with your Rack Bar?

@@keysersoze5920 I like it very much. it is super satisfying to be able to twist and move the loaded bar, without tearing up the J-cup. Only downsides I see, is that I cannot do snath-grip deadlifts, and that Eleiko put wider, olympic style sleeves on the bar - not thin powerlifting style sleeves. which means the bar weighs around 20,2kg. But those are minor things IMO.

@@keysersoze5920 I use generic brand bumper plates, but I plan to upgrade to ELeiko Vulcano discs sometime this year.

@@RRKristensen Thanx for your info, Robert. I have the Vulcano discs paired with my stainless steel Ironwolfe barbell (I hate rust). Wish the Eleiko Rack Bar was also stainless steel, but I think I’m gonna get one nevertheless cuz it’s a quality barbell.

@@RRKristensen One more thing...would you prefer the all-rubber Sport Training Bumpers over the Vulcanos?

Hi MatthewMoor, and thank you for your comment. The bar weight is most likely 20 or 15 kilograms, depending on numerous factors such as the bar diameter, coating, flange width, sleeve length, knurling, etc. Regarding the number 1105 next to the logo, these are the bar production dates - month and year. If you want more information about the bar, please send an image to info@eleiko.com. Have a great day!

Hi Dinesha and thank you for your question, Please contact info@eleiko.com to find your nearest Eleiko Sales rep. Have a great day! Best, Karl

Hi Hayderatrah, You can visit eleiko.com to find your closest distributor or contact info@eleiko.com to get more information.