Barbells are the cornerstone of building foundational strength in the gym and play an integral role in any strength and conditioning program, whether it's the big three (squat, bench, deadlift) or explosive power with quick lifts like the clean and snatch. They are an essential tool for developing power and muscle mass and are a fundamental building block of any home or commercial gym.
All barbells sold in our shop are of commercial and competition standard and can last for decades if used and maintained properly. In order to ensure that our customers can use the barbells they purchase for a long time, we provide detailed product information and accurate advice from our staff to help customers choose the barbell that best suits their needs. We also carry a wide variety of barbells with different characteristics and price ranges to meet diverse needs.
Find the barbell that's right for you
As we import and sell barbells from all over the world, we have spoken to many customers and athletes, and the store manager himself has used and tested various Olympic barbells at MBC Gym.
What I have felt strongly during this process is that an easy-to-use barbell is first and foremost one that has characteristics that meet the needs of the user; if you get this wrong, no matter how expensive the barbell you purchase, you will not be satisfied.
Our store provides the most detailed explanations in Japan about barbells, covering the various characteristics that determine a barbell's character, such as shaft thickness, flexibility, roughness and shape of the knurling, surface treatment, bearings, price range, and other factors, so that you can choose the one that best suits your requirements.
Please refer to the link below and we hope it will be helpful when choosing a barbell.
If you have any questions or concerns about barbells, please feel free to contact us using the inquiry form. Our knowledgeable staff will respond to you.
1. Differences between various barbells
2. Recommended barbells by type
3. Surface treatment of barbells
5. Barbell sleeves, rotation mechanisms, and removal noise