American Cambered Grip Bar

This bar has been an amazing piece to add to my gym and my routine. All the different handle angles are great for adapting to new workouts and new levels of difficulty. I have sene it humble people and I have seen it amaze people. It takes some getting used to, but I highly recommend it.

For the most part, I really like this bar and use it frequently. The camber and grip spacing are great, allowing for a variety of uses from close grip to deep stretch to board press. There are a couple of things that I wish were different. First of all, it weighs about 38 lbs so I keep 7 lbs on each side permanently to help with easy gym math. Second, no knurling at all. Those are minor quibbles, though, it is very functional.

I absolutely love this bar. I think it’s just perfect for my shoulder width and hand size. I don’t have any wobble so don’t think I’m going to get the updated version. This suits me just fine.

The EliteFTS American Cambered Bar is a seriously solid addition to a home gym, especially for building pressing strength and shoulder stability. The camber gives a great range of motion and forces you to stay controlled under load, which transfers well to straight bar work. It’s very well built and feels premium, but it is expensive — particularly once you factor in importing it from the USA. I’d personally prefer knurled handles for better grip, but overall it’s a great specialist bar to have in the rotation.

I really like the camber in the middle to use as a block to limit ROM, construction and quality are great and I believe we got it for a very good price on sale on the elite fts site

I love this bar but I have 2 complaints... 1 - the knurling is non existent 2 - it weighs 38 pounds. I thought this was America where barbells weighed 45 pounds!?!?!?

This is a beefy, well built piece of gear. Great for bench accessory work. The handles aren’t knurled in any way, so chalk is recommended. It takes a bit of getting used to the balance, but not bad. Lots of versatility and the camber makes for a nice stretch.

A nice variation to your standard American Press bar. Its great for building power off of your chest in the bench press, and also great for doing seal rows or chest supported rows where the camber allows more range of motion. I've used this a bunch and always love it

Won one of these from the Table Talk Discord giveaway. Love this bar for rows, skullcrushers, and a more neutral grip bench. I found it hard to get the bar balanced but once you find that equilibrium spot for you its fine. I also find the handles somewhat slippery at times since they aren't knurled-- but not a huge problem as I used it mostly for accessory movements.

This is the only one I’ve used, and it’s borrowed from Big Cam after he heard I could use it to train log movements. Honestly, it does the job and I also like using it when my shoulder hurts. Axle collars fit which is nice to secure weights for log press, and the grips are spaced nicely. Thanks Cam