Dream Specialty Barbell Lineup for your home gym?

Introduction

With so many specialty barbell options, what are Jake and Adam choosing if they had to build it out from scratch?

If you have any thoughts/questions, please add your that to the YouTube video below!

Jake’s Specialty Barbell Choices

I do see value in owning every single barbell below & would choose buying most of these specialty barbells over specialty machines because space saving is at the top of my mind.

In addition, I use specialty barbells just about every day in my home gym & my favorite specialty barbells are those from Kabuki.

Nevertheless, here is my list:

Transformer Bar: The most versatile squat bar on the market & my favorite specialty bar I’ve ever used.
Kadillac Bar: Very comfortable on the wrists and worth the extra money vs. cheaper options on the market.
REP Open Trap Bar: This is the most versatile trap bar, it’s balanced, and includes handles that can be rotated out.
Kabuki PR Deadlift Bar: The rumor is that you can deadlift the most with this bar & I love deadlifting with deadlift bars.
Rogue Rackable Curl Bar: This gets the nod over others because of the sharper knurling.
Primal Armor Appalachian Bar: I enjoy a Duffalo Bar, but I would choose this one because it’s not quite as long and should be easier to use within a home gym setting.

Adam’s Specialty Barbell Choices

& below are Adam’s choices. Both of us had relatively the same mindset.

29mm Texas Power Bar: This would be used as a daily driver.
Marrs Bar: Much easier to squat with than a straight bar with limited mobility.
Giant Open Trap Bar: This is likely the best value open trap bar for anyone who isn’t looking for something quite as versatile as the REP option.
Rogue Rackable Curl Bar: This is a safe choice because he knows Rogue makes excellent barbells.
Primal Armor Appalachian Bar: It would be fun to own and a practical addition to other bars on the market.