EliteFTS Multi-Grip Log Bar

Focus on strength. Train with trust. Build power. The EliteFTS Multi-Grip Log Bar is designed for serious lifters who demand versatility and durability in their pressing movements. Whether you're a strongman competitor, powerlifter, or athlete looking to develop superior pressing strength, this bar is built to handle intense training sessions.

Key Benefits:

• Reduces Shoulder Strain – Neutral grip reduces stress on the shoulders and wrists, making it ideal for those recovering from injuries or looking to press pain-free.
• Multiple Hand Positions – Multiple grip options allow you to target different pressing angles, leading to better muscle recruitment and strength gains.
• Heavy-Duty Construction – Engineered to handle heavy loads, making it a trustworthy addition to any serious training setup.
• Perfect for Strongman & Powerlifting – Essential for log presses, cleans, and rows, helping you develop explosive upper-body strength.
• Grip Variation for Maximum Gains – The different hand positions let you adjust training stimulus, hitting muscles in new ways to break plateaus.

The EliteFTS Multi-Grip Log Bar is built to push your pressing power to the next level. Whether you’re training for a meet, competition, or just aiming to set new personal records, this bar ensures you train with trust and confidence every time.

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The Multi-Grip Swiss Log Bar™bar allows you to take a neutral (palms facing grip) when pressing or pulling. Not only does this give you variation it keeps much of the stress OFF your shoulders.

Product Features:

• Handles are 6", 14" and 22.5" apart
• Each handle is  1 1/4" in diameter
• Bar weighs 35 pounds
• 52" between collars
• Fits most power racks
• Comes with collars
• Handles are in the same position as you will find with most pressing logs

This bar is great for:

• Bench Press
• Board Press
• Incline Press
• Military Press
• Hammer Curls
• Triceps Extensions
• JM Presses
• Front Raises
• Repetition
• Max Effort Work