Tokyo Open Trap Bar
An open trap bar that gives you room to deadlift, carry and lunge with one versatile bar.
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IN THE GYM
See Tokyo in action.
A closer look at the setup, movements and details.
TOKYO / THE OPEN TRAP BAR
Open frame.
More possibilities.
Step in. Lift. Keep moving. Tokyo opens up the trap bar for carries, lunges and the rest of your training—then goes right back on your rack.
Explore the details
01
Open frame
Room to step in and move.
02
Three ways to train
Trap bar. Row bar. Cambered bar.
03
Rackable design
Ready for your existing setup.
01 / SPACE TO MOVE
Your next step.
Already built in.
An open side changes how you use a trap bar. Walk into position, move through a lunge, or carry the load forward without a closed frame surrounding your legs.
THE DESIGN AT WORK
One bar.
Three ways to use it.
Choose a movement to see the bar in a different role.
01Stand inside.
Stand inside.
Lift from the handles.
Set up for deadlifts, shrugs and loaded carries with the weight positioned around you.
02Make room
Make room
for the pull.
The offset profile gives you another way to set up supported rows and pulling work.
03Change the shape
Change the shape
of your session.
Bring Tokyo to squats and other cambered-bar movements when you want variety in your training.
SIDE BY SIDE
Open or closed.
See the difference.
The frame changes how you enter the bar and how much room you have around it.
| Detail | Closed hex bar | Tokyo open frame |
|---|---|---|
| Entry | Step inside the enclosed frame | Enter through the open side |
| Walking movements | Possible, with clearance limited by the frame | Open-side clearance for carries and walking lunges |
| Other uses | Varies with handle and frame design | Trap-bar, seal-row and cambered-bar setups |
| Racking | Depends on the model | Designed to rack on standard power racks |
Closed trap bars can also be used for carries. The difference is the clearance and versatility offered by the open frame.
02 / READY FOR THE RACK
From the floor.
Back to the rack.
Tokyo combines its open shape with rackable dimensions and rotating Olympic sleeves. Load your usual 2-inch plates and build your session around the movements you want.
Explore the specifications
IN YOUR ROUTINE
One bar.
More of your workout.
Bring a different setup to the movements you already train.
Deadlifts
Walking lunges
Bench presses
Supported rows
INDEPENDENT PERSPECTIVES
Put to the test.
See how other lifters put Tokyo to work.
THE FULL EXERCISE GUIDE
More than
a deadlift bar.
Bring the open frame to more of your routine.
Pull & carry
Trap-bar deadlifts, rack pulls, shrugs, farmer’s walks, suitcase work and walking lunges.
Press & row
Bench presses, floor presses, overhead presses, bent-over rows and supported seal rows.
Squat & hinge
Front squats, back squats, split squats and good mornings with a setup suited to the open frame.
Construction
A3 steel with a chrome finish, center knurl and rotating sleeves using two needle bearings and two copper bush bearings.
THE DETAILS
Know your bar.
The details you need to plan your setup.
- Bar weight
- 45 lb
- Grip diameter
- 28 mm
- Load capacity
- 700 lb
- Plate compatibility
- 2-inch Olympic
- Construction
- A3 steel · Chrome finish
- Sleeve rotation
- Needle and copper bush bearings
- Rackable
- Yes · Check dimensions against your rack
- In the box
- One Tokyo bar · Plates and collars sold separately
What makes an open trap bar different?
The frame has an open side, making it easier to step into position and use the bar for carries and lunges.
Can I use it in my power rack?
Tokyo is rackable. Check the dimension drawing against your rack and J-hook spacing before ordering.
Do the sleeves rotate?
Yes. The Olympic sleeves rotate on needle and copper bush bearings.
Are plates or collars included?
No. The Tokyo bar is sold separately from weight plates and collars.
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