Length | 2200 mm | 2200 mm |
Grip diameter | 28 mm | 28 mm |
Handle length | 1575 mm | 1575 mm |
Maximum load | 450 kg | 450 kg |
Loadable length | 280 mm | 280 mm |
Price | €194.70 | €240.08 |
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The Maniak Safety Squat Bar V2 is the ultimate tool for those looking for a more comfortable, stable, and safe option to perform heavy squats. Its curved design and padded support system allow you to maintain a more upright and natural posture, reducing strain on shoulders, elbows, and wrists—especially useful for users with limited mobility or in rehabilitation phases.
It’s available in two versions with the same technical specifications but different padding quality:
Standard version (20 kg)
Firm and functional padding.
Excellent for home use or general training.
Unbeatable value for money.
TOP version (20 kg)
Includes a premium cushion, denser, thicker, and more resistant.
Greater durability and comfort during heavy loads or high-volume sessions.
Recommended for boxes, commercial gyms, or advanced strength athletes.
Reduces shoulder stress: no need for external rotation to grip it.
Allows you to keep your torso more upright, protecting the lower back.
Ideal for heavy training or injury recovery.
Enables variations like good mornings, split squats, box squats, or zercher squats.
Keeps the center of mass more stable.
Weight: 20 kg
Total length: 2200 mm
Shaft length: 1575 mm
Loadable sleeve length: 280 mm per side
Grip diameter: 28 mm
Max static load: 450 kg
Compatibility: Olympic plates (50 mm)
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes. Its design makes technique more natural and safe, especially if you have limited shoulder mobility.
Can it be used with Olympic plates?
Yes, both versions are fully compatible with 50 mm plates.
Which version should I choose?
For personal or moderate use, the standard version is more than enough.
If you plan intensive use or want more comfort, the TOP version is worth every extra cent.
Is it only for squats?
No. It’s also great for exercises like good mornings, lunges, split squats, and even bench press if you want variety and a postural challenge.