The Quick Click Barbell Does Away with Clamps and Springs
Meghan Young — August 18, 2012 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
The old-school way of changing weights on a barbell can be very frustrating, but the Quick Click barbell hopes to change that. It makes transitioning through weights much easier. This ensure that the flow of a workout isn't constantly interrupted, which maximizes the effectiveness of the workout.
Designed by Vincent H. Bowman, the Quick Click barbell replaces the hard-to-use clamps and springs that hold the weights together with a quick click system that is almost instantaneous to execute. Influenced by his wife's complaint about how difficult it is to work with traditional weights, the Quick Click barbell provides a clever solution. By streamlining the entire system of the barbell, Bowman has also created weights that are stackable and take up less space.
Designed by Vincent H. Bowman, the Quick Click barbell replaces the hard-to-use clamps and springs that hold the weights together with a quick click system that is almost instantaneous to execute. Influenced by his wife's complaint about how difficult it is to work with traditional weights, the Quick Click barbell provides a clever solution. By streamlining the entire system of the barbell, Bowman has also created weights that are stackable and take up less space.
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