Seal Row Bar
The Rogue Seal Row Bar is ideally suited for the seal row movement due to its cambered design. Built to the same standards as our Oly and powerlifting bushing bars, this specialized 40 LB barbell features a 28.5mm diameter shaft with a Black E-Coat finish and Bright Zinc sleeves with a loadable length of 13”. There is a 7" drop from the center of the sleeves down to the center of the cambered portion. This design gives users a greater range of motion not possible when performing seal rows with a standard bar.
Seal Row Bar Reviews
Based on 5 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Seal Row Bar have an average rating of 4.00 out of 5. They're currently the #2 most-owned Seal Row Bar on Gym Radar, with 8 home gyms reporting ownership.
5 Reviews
Performance
4.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.60 / 5
Value
3.40 / 5
User Reviews
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(3.67)
Very well built bar but the weird weight, partial knurl and extreme camber makes this bar pretty useless unless your seal row setup is on Rogue’s bench. Bench press is not comfortable due to the lack of knurl (where it is knurled is passive) and the depth. Seal row or bust with this bar.
(3.67)
It's okay, does the job, kurling is very passive, annoying it doesn't weight 45lb like most barbells, has a very deep bend so isn't practical to use for a bench press like some people enjoy doing
(4.00)
A very nice bar that we may add in near future. Right now we either use a straight bar, a cambered bar, or a multi-grip when using the homemade seal row set-up
(5.00)
I like this bar a ton for benching. It allows me to keep my hands in their normal position inside of the rings. Its also perfect for rowing too
(3.67)
Everything you'd expect from a Rogue barbell, except the knurl is a little too passive for me but I use versa grips most of the time anyways. Also fairly expensive. When I bought this, there weren't many options to consider for my seal row bench. The Gymleco 419 is probably the closest competition for this bar, arguably better than Rogue too.