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Question: What does it mean to have chamfered bar ends?

Answer:

The ends of the Gerard Trap Bar are slightly milled to allow easy loading of weight plates. This style is also known as "chamfering" the ends. This process is unique in the industry. No other company has this feature.

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II. Gerard Trap Bar Q & A

1. What are the advantages of the Gerard Trap Bar over a conventional barbell?

2. What kind of exercises can I do with the Gerard Trap Bar?

3. Does the Trap Bar come with any training materials?

4. Out of what material is the Trap Bar constructed?

5. Can you ship the Trap Bar overseas?

6. I'm located overseas and would like to place an order for a Gerard Trap Bar - how much will it be for Shipping & Handling?

7. Can I get a Trap Bar for standard plates?

8. What is the diameter of the knurled grip handles on the Trap Bar?

9. How much does the Trap Bar itself weigh?

10. I am a lot taller/shorter than the average weightlifter. Can I still use the standard size Gerard Trap Bar?

11. What maintenance is required for my Gerard Trap Bar?

12. What customization options are available on the Gerard Trap Bar?

13. Do I get collars with my Gerard Trap Bar?

14. What does it mean to have chamfered bar ends?

15. Will the Gerard Trap Bar fit any athlete, regardless of size?

16. What is the maximum amount of weight I can put on the Gerard Trap Bar?

17. Can I be assured that my plates will fit on the Gerard Trap Bar?

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