OSO Mini Bar
We believe that it is very important to have a complete free range of motion when children are learning to use a barbell. The ideal bar for kids would be a light weight bearing bar but they don't currently exist. We also know that traditional bearings are very expensive. With that in mind we set out to create a bearing bar by machining the bearing surfaces into the bar and sleeves instead of adding the cost of buying them. By doing this we have created a free spinning bar at a fraction of the price.
OSO Mini Bar Reviews
Based on 9 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness OSO Mini Bar have an average rating of 4.00 out of 5. They're currently the #1 most-owned Technique/Kid's Bar on Gym Radar, with 30 home gyms reporting ownership.
9 Reviews
Performance
4.22 / 5
Build Quality
3.89 / 5
Value
3.89 / 5
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(5.00)
Bought used for my son, knurling is passive enough, sleeves being short spin nicely and consistently. The weight plates from loadable dumbbells fit perfectly and recessed flush with the sleeve collars.
(3.33)
I had a green one and a pink one for my kids when they were little. I bought them both used and sold them for what I bought them for, so rented them for free, pretty much. I wouldn't buy one new, but they're great to have around for the little ones to get used to moving around the gym while you work out.
(3.67)
Just overall a way for parents to let the littlest be included. Really only for the very youngest <10 Doesn’t fit a lot of weight but that is probably ok for who will use it. Pricy but worth it over the years of having a gym at home with kids.
(4.33)
Perfect intro to barbells for a kid. Nobody still small enough in my house to use this for real, but I do like to put a 5 or a 10 on it and use it as a makeshift mace sometimes to warm up my shoulders.
(4.00)
Great option to get the little ones started in the gym when they want to join in the lifting.
(3.67)
This is an excellent bar for young kids. I used this to keep my kids interested in the gym from a young age.
It has a very low capacity, but it’s a fun bar to get kids moving. The small diameter also works well for young hands.
(3.33)
This is such a fun bar. It is so light weight and its weight capacity does make this a good kids bar, but a young kid bar. This is more for the motions rather than something you can see your kids train with.
(5.00)
Great bar for kids to use with several color options.
(3.67)
These kids’ bars can be a solid option for introducing younger athletes to training. They’re lightweight and available in several color options, which makes them appealing for kids. The downside is that they can be outgrown fairly quickly, and the build quality falls short of what I typically expect from Rogue.