I am looking to purchase a pair of stall bars and would greatly appreciate a brand/type recommendation.
Thanks!
Started by Jasson Zurilgen, July 17, 2015 · 12 Replies · 6,268 Views
I am looking to purchase a pair of stall bars and would greatly appreciate a brand/type recommendation.
Thanks!
Keep an eye out for an official GB Gear announcement on our stall bars.
Cole Dano said:Keep an eye out for an official GB Gear announcement on our stall bars.
When? How much? I fathom they will be quality, but --- okay I'll just keep an eye out.
I just hope they'll be made of gymnast connective tissue.
I already said more than I should.
But not as much as you could
Nor as much as he will, lol.
Very excited for these now, I think that we will all be waiting for more info on this....
Cole Dano said:Keep an eye out for an official GB Gear announcement on our stall bars.
I suspect that the price of these bars plus tax and shipping will likely be at a premium. Would you consider selling coach approved detailed construction plans for those of us on a budget and/or located abroad where shipping wouldn't be viable? Thanks ![]()
I am looking to buy stall bars now and have narrowed it down to the gibson stall bars. My question is which width should i be looking for? The standard are 36" wide while the junior are 24" wide. Any guidance as to which ones would work better would be great.
On July 17, 2015 at 1:33 AM, Cole Dano said:Keep an eye out for an official GB Gear announcement on our stall bars.
@Cole Dano & @Coach Sommer,
I'm curious how things are coming regarding GB stall bars...
I've been chatting with Adam at https://infitnessequipment.com who seems to have good craftsmanship and just want to make sure I make the best long term decision on the stall bar set-up. Any preference for the top rung offset? I see pretty significant variations 5-inch to 2-inch.
Thanks for the input and insight to GB approved stall bars.
I personally am not in favor of adults working on most brands of wooden stall bars. For larger adults the wooden rails have a tendency to crack over time.
My favorites at the moment are the steel stall bars from Rogue; built like a tank.
Yours in Fitness,
Coach Sommer