Orion Open Deadlift Trap Bar
Designed for versatility and ease of use, the Elite Open Deadlift Bar makes lifting smoother and more efficient. Its open-frame design allows for natural movement, while the elevated weight holders make loading and unloading plates effortless—no more awkwardly wrestling with heavy weights on the floor.
Orion Open Deadlift Trap Bar Reviews
Based on 2 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Northern Fitness Orion Open Deadlift Trap Bar have an average rating of 3.50 out of 5. They're currently the #23 most-owned Trap Bar on Gym Radar, with 4 home gyms reporting ownership.
2 Reviews
Performance
3.50 / 5
Build Quality
3.00 / 5
Value
4.00 / 5
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(4.00)
REP open trap bar clone.
Handle knurling is decent and does the job (better than BOS's open trap bar, but not as agressive as a sharp powerbar knurl).
Center knurl is medium/passive, just enough to bring some grip when using the bar for squats or carries/walks. The handles are held un place by bolts so they could theorically get loose but so far (300+ lbs) no issue on mine. Being a cheaper clone, the whole handle assembly is bolted to the bar with 3 bolts each so you loose the ability to remove the handles for squats/carries/walks.
Packaging was minimal and the powdercoat bar was damaged (dings & scratches) from the handles that escaped their bubblewrap.
Overall: for the price this is hard to beat.
(3.00)
Rep fitness open trap bar knocked off. Honestly it performed ok. It's not balance and the handles are trash and makes it not fun to use. I use it only with straps and it's ok. The sleeves rattles. But to do open trap bar deadlift and walking with it gets the job done.
Réplique de la open trap bar de Repfitness. Elle est ok tout au plus. Les poignée déchire les mains sans être grippy. Elle n'est pas balancer et il y a un son provenant des sleeves. Je l'utilise uniquement avec des straps. Par contre pour du deadlift avec open trap bar et lunges etc les dimensions et la solidité est bonnes.