American Thin Press Angled Grip Bar

What Makes It Special We slimmed our proven American Press Bar by 3 inches and pushed the sleeve stops 2 inches outward. The result is the American Thin Press™ line—built for lifters who want rock-solid bar control and natural angled grips that keep wrists and shoulders happy. Why Choose the Angled Grip Eight Pressing Options – Four widths (7", 16.5", 24", 30") plus forward or reverse angles double your setup choices. Natural Wrist Alignment – The angled handles let your elbows and shoulders move pain-free under heavy loads. Reverse-Grip Ready – Flip the bar for underhand presses without wrist strain. More Range of Motion – Thinner bar lets you sink triceps extensions deeper and clear your face on overhead presses. Plays Nice with Modern Racks – Wider rackable zone keeps plates away from 3×3 posts and bench cups. Specifications Overall Length 83.5" Overall Width 5 ¾" Grip Widths 7", 16.5", 24", 30" Grip Diameter 1.5" Grip Length 5" Bar Weight ≈ 35 lb Rackable Area 42" – 55" Sleeve Length 13.5" Finish Textured powder coat Manufactured In USA Built to Last Every weld, cut, and coat is done in the USA by the same fabricator who crafts our original American series. You can Trust this bar to stand up to the heaviest training cycles. American Thin Press™ Bar Comparison Model Grip Widths (in) Handle Style Extra Feature Neutral Grip 7  |  16.5  |  24  |  30 (+ center) Straight Slim frame for steady presses, rows, and extensions Angled Grip 7  |  16.5  |  24  |  30 Angled (forward / reverse) Flip bar for reverse-grip pressing; 8 total hand positions Cambered Neutral 7  |  16.5  |  24  |  30 (+ center) Straight 2.5-in camber—flip for extended or shortened press path Cambered Angled 7  |  16.5  |  24  |  30 Angled (forward / reverse) 2.5-in flip-able camber + 8 angled grips for maximum options FAQ Why isn’t there knurling on the handles? These bars have a textured powder coat that gives a good grip. Adding knurling would significantly raise the price because we make the bars in small batches. If demand grows, we may add knurling later. Do the sleeves spin? No. Spinning sleeves would also raise costs and are unnecessary for the pressing and rowing moves this bar is made for. A solid sleeve keeps the bar strong and the price fair. American Thin Press™ vs. American Press™ Bars (elitefts Comparison) American Thin Press™ Line American Press™ Line Frame Thickness 3" thinner front-to-back for better wrist alignment and control Standard Swiss bar width Sleeve Positioning Sleeves moved 2" outward for increased plate clearance Standard sleeve positioning Rack Compatibility Optimized for modern 3x3 racks with better upright clearance May cause plate contact with uprights on some 3x3 racks Bar Stability Under Load Feels more stable (closer to straight bar feel) Traditional Swiss bar feel; slight wobble possible at max loads Grip Variations 4 models: • Neutral • Angled • Cambered Neutral • Cambered Angled 4 models: • Neutral • Angled • Cambered Neutral • Cambered Angled Range of Motion (ROM) Slightly increased ROM due to thinner frame Standard ROM Use Case Best for controlled pressing, shoulder comfort, rehab, accessories Best for heavy pressing, variety, and program versatility Load Capacity Same as American Press Line – built for heavy use Same as Thin Line – built for heavy use Construction Fully welded, powder-coated steel – Made in USA Fully welded, powder-coated steel – Made in USA