Barbell Clips, C-Shape Barbell Clamps for Weight Lifting Bar, Fast Lock/Removal Weight Clips Barbell Collars 2 Inch Olympic Gym Equipment

Having these clips is easy to use, durable, nice and fit great in your bag. They make for a nice, quick barbell set-up and are magnetic so they’ll stick on the rack. They make a great lift all the more enjoyable when you have a product as well designed as this. It’s worth spending a more for a product that put this much time and detail into their design product and manufacturing.

The features you get, at this price, are unbeatable. With 6 other pairs of collars and a substantial amount of "overbuilt" home gym equipment, these are my favorite and go-to collars.Pros:- Magnetic, stay on rack wherever you need and facilitate ease in working sets and swapping weights. Yes I know we're working out to stay active, but as a home gym enthusiast, big fan of QOL (quality of life improvements) that make me enjoy and focus more energy on actual lifts.- Fit both standard olympic and axle collars. Now this is actually huge.... at first thought they were incredibly tight on standard olympic bar. You can get both sides of clip down for a real tight fight, but now just use one side and the hold is absolutely strong enough for my SBD sets, though would double clip it for oly lifts. Where it shines is my axle or speciality bar, that typically have a slightly smaller OD (outer diameter), you can use both sides of the clip adjustment to get a secure grip. Said plainly, where I previously needed 2 sets of collars for diff OD sleeves on bars, i now just need this one- The net weight is 1.25lb, which i dont add as a i track my lifts, but nice to just have that nominal incremental weight on them all (maybe if going for a PR ill count the 1.25)- Price, going to be real honest, these rip the design right off the Eleiko Oppen collars. I have no problem with it, most of even the largest and most "notably Made in US" manufactures these days having limited innovation and ripping off other designs anywhere (for example all the Rogue fans out there.... Rogue literally stole MM UDA design for their velicidor, and the squat max design to build the rhino and had to go through legal and M&A to make it right...)Cons- a stronger magnet would have been nice.... sometimes after a heavy set and being winded, if i take the collars off and slap them on the uprights, they might slide an inch or so because i only got them partially on (2 magnets inside, so i got only 1 on the upright). This is a petty thing, especially for a collar that is 25% the cost of its closest functional competitor, but also a pretty easy fix.If these are up, and if there is a coupon on them (like when i bought for $10 off or something), dont think twice. Huge QOL (quality of life) upgrade for my gym, and easily a good first collar purchase so i wouldnt have ended up with 6 others (included multiple rogue, giant lifting, and titan collars)

These have been a great upgrade from my no-name clamps; they hold on more securely and are easier and quicker to remove and replace. Plus, they're honestly not much more expensive and sales and coupons are often available.I love that the sides are magnetic and I can just slap them on the sides of my rack while I add or remove plates from the bar. No issues at all with the strength of the magnets on my 3"x3" Rogue Monster Lite rack, but it might not work quite as well if you have a rack with smaller uprights or thinner gauge steel.They push onto the bar sleeves from the side so it's much faster to remove and replace than my old clamps, which I had to slide over the end. It also leaves less rubber residue on the sleeves, which means that plates slide on more easily and I don't have to clean the bar as often.The only minor negative is that I was hoping to be able to work the clamps with one hand, and it is possible, but it's almost always better to use both hands. The clamp arms are reasonably stiff and with the sleeves spinning, one hand just isn't that stable. However, they are still so much more convenient and quicker than other options they definitely still get five stars.

Right out the box i can feel quality. Magnets works great. Havnt attached to bar yet but will follow up.Follow up: can confirm it works well 👌 magnets work great and secure to standard olympic bars. Weight test on 4 plates each side work good. Definitely recommend.Only con i can say is takes a little effort to clamp down and unclamp but doesnt bother me.

shockingly good for under $40. strong magnets stick to my rack effortlessly. clamp down and hold plates solid. Easy on/off. Was debating some titan TwistLock Pro Barbell Collars for $70 and a redditor suggested these and i couldn't be happier with them. love that the parts you touch are metal as i hate plastic in the gym. only improvement would maybe add a textured knurling on the latch.

These look extremely nice, grip extremely well, ease of use is great and being able to use them one handed is very convenient. The magnetic storage function requires specific placement but other than that we are very satisfied.

I recently purchased the Keppi Open Collar barbell clips, and they have exceeded my expectations in every way. These clips are incredibly sturdy and secure, keeping my weights firmly in place throughout my workouts. The open-collar design makes them very easy to put on and take off, even during quick transitions between exercises.They feel well-made and durable, and I appreciate the quality construction. I also love that they don't slip or loosen up, even during intense lifting sessions. Overall, the Keppi Open Collar barbell clips are an excellent addition to any gym setup. Highly recommended!