Olympic Hex Bar 56" Trap Bar vs AURAVISTA Hex Bar 1000Lbs Trap Bar
These two bars are the same design: 56 inches long, 23.6-inch handle spacing, 10-inch sleeves, dual-height handles, 1.2 mm diamond knurling, and a 1,000 lb rating. The real differences are the finish and the brand behind them. The Olympic bar lists a chrome finish over alloy steel, which resists rust better in a humid garage gym; the AURAVISTA bar claims cold rolled stainless steel but gives no bar weight, sleeve diameter, or knurling spec beyond the copy, so you are trusting a lesser-known brand. Buy the Olympic bar for a damp home gym or if you want a known spec sheet; buy the AURAVISTA if you find it and the specs check out, since the geometry is identical.
- Choose the Olympic Hex Bar if you train in a humid garage or basement and want a chrome finish and a full spec list you can verify before buying.
- Choose the AURAVISTA Hex Bar if you want the same trap bar geometry from a brand you can confirm ships with 2-inch sleeves and dual handles.
Prices
- Olympic Hex Bar 56" Trap Bar: $139.99 at Walmart (last seen Nov 9)
- AURAVISTA Hex Bar 1000Lbs Trap Bar: $119.38 at Walmart (checked today)
- Difference: the AURAVISTA Hex Bar 1000Lbs Trap Bar is $20.61 cheaper than the Olympic Hex Bar 56" Trap Bar at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 11)

