This is the bar Eddie hall pulled 500kg on, it's got the least bend / whip of any deadlift bar. Unfortunately this bar isn't use in competitions very often anymore but use to be super popular before rogue and Kabuki deadlift bars came out

Pretty popular 15 years ago with its counterpart the okie deadlift bar. Don't see these very often

If your strong and don't have kilos avoid this bar as the short sleeves will not allow you to load it up very heavy

Tb - 1 only has the lower handle height unlike tb-2 making the tb-1 not very versatile, buy the tb-2 instead and open more options for your training

We use this mostly to limit loads, help create stability and force athletes to control the eccentric. Good tool for an off-season, athlete or rehab

Great bar for the money but often has defects such as bad welds or handle angle. They did send us a new bar for free tho

I'm sure it's great quality coming from texas, but if you are buying this to use as an axle bar to train for strongman that would be a mistake. Getting use to a bar with rotating sleeves and kurling will not transfer well to a normal axle bar. Using it for reasons other then strongman specific goals I'm sure it's amazing

Most of these cheaper axles are all made the same, literally a pipe with pieces welded on to make a collar. Don't hold up long term to heavy loads 700+ on deads or 300+ on Ohp with a few aggressive drops can bend them