20KG Wonder Bar

When you're lifting, and in your zone, grinding out that last rep, do you think about the barbell? Do you even feel the barbell? Or does the barbell become a seamless extension of your body and movement? If you haven't had the pleasure of using such a well-crafted barbell, that's going to make you feel like you're gripping future forward cybersteel, then today your workouts have forever improved thanks to the best bar out there- the Fringe Sport Wonder Bar (and it's a "wonder"ful bar!)

The Wonder Bar reigns as the nucleus of the barbell universe here at Fringe. We set out on a noble quest to design and build the best bar suited for commercial gyms, and make it available to you at a home gym price. We completed our hero's journey and now offering our reward to you delights us. This versatile bar will serve almost everyone well. You can set world records on this bar, and use it for most training styles and lifts.

The customer nicknamed "Black Magic" will slay the competition and be the wisest addition to your arsenal. Since the first version of the Wonder Bar was introduced, Fringe Sport blacksmiths have spent many years heating up, hammering out and perfecting a far superior model in their top-secret forge.

• Truly a "forever bar"- 1600 pound weight capacity and lifetime warranty
• Specifically designed to be great at all barbell movements- from squat/bench/dead to Olympic weightlifting to high-rep CrossFit-style training
• 28mm shaft diameter with aggressive knurling and corrosion resistant black cerakote finish for a grippy bar that feels at home in your hands
• Available in a bushing or bearing format. Bearing is great for Olympic lifts, while bushing is ideal for squat/bench/deadlifts
• Premium signed endcaps 

Bushing or Bearing?

Our 20kg Wonder Bar comes in a bronze bushing and needle bearing cartridges. Both bars are excellent for lifting and provide spin.

• Needle bearing cartridges in the collars provide a little more spin than a bushing barbell.
• Bearing barbells have smoother rotation and cost a little more than a bushing.
• Bushing barbells are common for heavy or slower lifts, such as powerlifting (Bench, Squat, Deadlift).
• Bearing barbells are common for faster lifts, such as Olympic lifts (Snatches, Clean & Jerks).
• Bushing barbells are easier to maintain, easier to disassemble, easier to clean and reassemble, making them more durable and long lasting.