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Kallen
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025
This product feels awesome to use, especially after wanting to train the tibialis muscles for so long yet not having the proper equipment. Very high quality and the way that it can switch between 1 and 2 inch plates is the coolest. Nice and compact and space-efficient and feels very sturdy! Excellent product
Brian Albert
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
Helps my knees a lot. Use it 2-3x a week. Weight fits on perfectly.
Eddie
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
Works very well. For your legs ;..calf and tibialis
Jacob
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
After a quick setup of around 5-10 minutes, it's ready to go and works perfect for my needs, but there are two minor inconveniences I noticed.One is that I need to wear shoes to use it and the other is that the weight holding clamp didn't work at all which was fine since I have another but someone you should know.Other than that, I like it, it works, it doesn't hurt my feet, seems durable, and works my tibialis muscle very effectively
Bang Drop
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
I love this tib bar. The large foam pads and the ability to adjust the distance between them is a game changer. The angle of the dangle on this one tib bar is also exactly what I want - enough of an angle so you're not losing resistance at the beginning or end of the ROM. I have another adjustable tib bar, but it is nowhere near as solid as this once the adjustment pin is screwed down. When everything is cinched up there is very, very little wobble or "fling" when using it, even with quick reps. This is this is my current favorite tib bar, and I have an embarrassing number of them in my collection.The option for standard (1") or oly plates (2") is awesome. Unfortunately, the oly plate sleeve is kind of rough, thin, and poorly welded. Once screwed on it works fine, but it's definitely the weakest link here. Both collars are adequate, but neither is excellent. They grip well enough for any weight I'm loading on a tib bar, though. If you're planning to do heavy quad work with this, or whatever, you might want to invest in a pair of rogue aluminum collars.Minor quibbles aside, I would definitely recommend this and would replace if lost.
Kallie
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
Got this to help my middle school athlete son. It arrived quickly and it was extremely easy to assemble. Directions are included but not needed. It has an alternate plate bar to allow regular or olympic plates to be used. Also comes with safety bar clips for each size. It is a very quick and effective work out. Feels well made and durable. I do suggest making sure that the age of the user is taken into account, young kids 9 to teen should be assisted with this item so they don't over extend or overload the weight and hurt themselves... stabilization of the body is a must. Besides that, I highly recommend this product.
Nick
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024
Heavy duty is the word for this one , it's adjustable, foam pads .Very good buy , you will not be disappointed .
Fastidious Consumer
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2024
This adjustable tib bar by Exura has a lot of versatility. First off it works with both standard 1" diameter weights and has an adapter for Olympic weight plates. Includes bar clamps for both sizes too, obviously. This is perfect if you don't have bumpers quite the size you want for a tib bar - standard size weights can be found for next to nothing and tend to be smaller, perfect for this. Secondly it also has the unique feature of adjustable space for your feet, which is really unusual for tib bars. It comes with foam for use with shoes preinstalled (but not pictured), which is rather thin foam (1/8" maybe) on the bottom. But it also comes with another set of the large foam pieces. It states "extra foam pairs" in the product pictures, but then shows it with both sets already on it. You get 4 large foam pieces, so technically one "extra" foam pair, singular.I like to use the larger foams and adjust it down to use it barefoot while I'm watching TV. I thought the angle was a bit funny compared to my other tib bar, but actually it is better because it positions the weight farther from your feet on an angle so you're actually pulling the weight. A lot of tib bars the angle is such that you're more leveraging the weight, so it ends up being easier. I didn't find it really noticeable until I would reach the end of a set and think "did I miscount?" No, the angle is a bit better is all.The only thing I found a bit irritating is that at least in the one I received there were a lot of little cast off bits from the paint processing inside the bar. And those rattle around. I managed to get most of them out just shaking it over the box for like 5 minutes.I suppose if you were taking this with you to the gym, it would also be nice that you can separate the parts and probably fit it in a bag easier.
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