Titan Fitness Multi-Grip Bar V3 Review And Info

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Titan Fitness Multi Grip Bar
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4.3
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Summary

The Titan Fitness Multi Grip Bar provides 3 different neutrals grips that help alleviate shoulder pain while providing for a very nice variety of powerlifting movements. 

Pros

  • Solidly built.
  • Excellent price. 
  • Three grip choices.

Cons

  • Powder coat could be improved.
  • Knurling is too passive.

The Titan Fitness Multi-Grip Bar V3 is one of the most used bars in my garage gym. I have shoulder issues and find that movements with a neutral grip help alleviate my slight shoulder pain.

My bar is the improved version 3 of the Titan Fitness Multi Grip Bar, which features welded end caps but offers little in the way of other improvements.

One of my favorite grips on this bar is the 30-degree angled grips spaced 10 inches apart. I’m 5′ 10″, and the spacing is just right for working my triceps and biceps without placing added stress where it’s not wanted.

I often use angled grips for curls and overhead tricep maneuvers such as skull crushers. The bar weighs 45 pounds, so I don’t need to add a bunch of weight for many exercises, especially if they focus on isolation movements.

The neutral trips on the Titan Fitness Multi-Grip Bar V3 are spaced 20 and 29 inches apart, and I mainly use these grips for bench presses and for some rows when placing the barbell over my row bench or when performing standing rows.

The width between the bars is not so large as to interfere with my standing rows, which is a nice additional part of the bar’s build factor.

The knurling on the grips of this specialty bar is suitable for lower-weight movements. I’ve always favored American Barbell, Rogue, and Fringe Sports knurling over Titan’s products.

Still, the knurling is suitable in this case, even if it’s a bit passive for my general liking. I am constantly working towards improved hand strength, so I don’t mind a less aggressive grip on some of my bars.

The powder coating on the Titan Fitness Multi-Grip Bar V3 is suitable but not fantastic by any stretch of the imagination. Titan isn’t really known for its top-shelf powder coats, and you’ll likely experience some paint chipping within a few months of everyday use. Honestly, for under $200, I feel like that’s a small price to pay.

I place the 82.25-inch bar into my Rogue RM-4 rack, and my Monster J-cups use UHMW plastic which protects the sleeves of the bar from getting banged up. You’ll find quick wear and tear without those sleeves with most Titan Fitness specialty bars.

One nice feature of the Titan Fitness Multi-Grip Bar V3 is that the 50mm sleeves easily fit Olympic weights and, with 14 inches of loadable space, adding a lot of weight is possible. I noticed a very tight fit when I started using my bar, but within a few weeks, my Rogue Color Echo Bumpers slid on much easier than they had previously.

Titan Fitness Multi-Grip Barbell V3

Specs
Grip Diameter32mm
Sleeve Diameter48mm
Overall Length82-in.
Grip Frame Width39.5-in.
Grip Frame Height10.25-in.
Grip Frame Thickness1.5-in.
Sleeve to Sleeve Length53-in.
Loadable Sleeve Length14.5-in.
Space Between Grips3-in.
Grip Length7-in.
KnurlingMedium Texture
Knurl MarkSingle
FinishPowder-Coated Black
MaterialSteel
Weight Capacity1,900 lb.
Product Weight41 lb.

Finally, the Titan Fitness sticker on my bar started to peel off very quickly. Between the sustained scratches and the sticker issue, my bar looks worn down more than my premium bars from Rogue Fitness and others; with that being said, for $189.99, I don’t care.

You can check out the Titan Fitness Multi-Grip Bar V3 here.

Titan Fitness Multi-Grip Bar

An entry-level multi grip bar that performs surprisingly well.
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Written by James Kosur

James is a 20-year veteran of the digital media industry, an avid gym builder, and a dad to four kids, three dogs, and two cats. He's a DIYer who loves building stuff with his hands and a gamer who enjoys all facets of gaming.