Omni Bar

Omni Bar

Ready to unlock your workout potential? Enter The Omni Bar— developed in partnership with Bald Omni Man (Coach Paris Butler) — your new secret weapon for smashing PRs. In Coach Butler's words: "I loved the original Arch Nemesis Bar, so I proposed substantial quality of life upgrades that would make it even more accessible than it already is. Namely, the rackable length and the knurling. This means The Omni Bar fits into more power racks and bench stations, and the tough, yet not overly aggressive knurling ensures each rep feels extremely stable and locked in. The increased knurling makes cable machine rows, pulldowns, and all arm exercises more practical to perform as well. Because dropping the bar mid-lift is NOT over 9,000 if you know what I'm saiyan.

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Omni Bar Reviews

Based on 2 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Bells of Steel Omni Bar have an average rating of 4.17 out of 5. They're currently the #12 most-owned Multi-Grip Bar on Gym Radar, with 10 home gyms reporting ownership.

2 Reviews

4.17 / 5
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4.00 / 5
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3.50 / 5
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5.00 / 5

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JGratty
The GGG
71 reviews
997 points
(4.00)
8/12/2026
I enjoy using this barbell for pressing. The light weight makes it not a burden to move around. The balance on jcup rollers is stable enough but when unloading can roll unexpectedly. The build quality is pretty mid and the ‘knurl’ isn’t nothing but somewhere close to it. I got this on a discount because of the cheesy slogan on it had a typo of ‘in strength we trus’
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allcapsjosh
Swole Train
12 reviews
249 points
(4.33)
8/1/2026
The Omni bar is BOS' updated cambered multi-grip bar. It weighs 20 lbs, making it easy to move around the gym. The handles have slight angles and by rotating the bar, you can angle your hands slightly inward or outward when pressing. The curvature on the bar is sufficient for a deep stretch when benching. While 20 lbs could make the bar prone to tipping over while loading, I have not had the issue arise (although taking off a plate per side while unloading helps). The metal the handles have somewhat thin, sharp angles that can be somewhat uncomfortable when pressing. These are not deal breakers, but I suspect would not be present with a thicker American bar. I bought the Omni on sale, but it is still a good value at full price. I use it weekly and really like it. Mine came with a typo on it, which gives it extra charm.
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