Kabuki Strength · Updated July 2026
Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar: price & specs
Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar. Every price and spec below is linked to its source and dated — no guesses.
Source: store.kabukistrength.net verified STALE · 2026-07-13 ✓ corroborated verify in ledger
The Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar is listed at $599 on store.kabukistrength.net as of 2026-07-13, the most expensive barbells (median $305); other retailers may be lower. It earns a Gold Deskmark — 68/100 pay-blind standing, #2 of 9 in class.
Verified Jul 13, 2026 · figures linked to their source in the table below
Cheapest barbells: Bells of Steel Barenaked Powerlifting Bar 2.0 — $267.99
Is the Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar a good buy?
At $599, the Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar is the most expensive of the 9 barbells we track, where the median is $305. On the spec sheet, its shaft diameter of 29 mm is the highest of the 10, its tensile strength of 258000 psi is the highest of the 9, and its bar weight of 20 kg is at the median of the 9.
Specifications
| Price (US) | $599 US MSRP is $599 for the base bright-zinc finish, corroborated verbatim by both dated reviews (Garage Gym Lab: "The zinc version is the most economically priced, coming in at $599"; King of the Gym spec sheet: "Price: $599 for Zinc Version"). Costlier finishes: black oxide $649; bright nickel $669 (Garage Gym Lab) / $699 (King of the Gym spec table). The listed $599 is the entry MSRP. |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kabuki Strength |
| Released | — |
| Bar weight (kg) | 20 |
| Shaft diameter (mm) | 29 |
| Length (mm) | — |
| Loadable sleeve length (mm) | — |
| Tensile strength (psi) | 258000 |
| Weight capacity (lb) | — |
| Sleeve bearing | bronze-bushing |
| Knurl pattern | powerlifting |
| Center knurl | Yes |
| Shaft finish | — |
| Sleeve finish | — |
Source: store.kabukistrength.net (read 2026-07-13) STALE · 2026-07-13 · corroborated by kingofthegym.com (read 2026-07-13).
How we checked
Two independent dated reviews were fetched, both explicitly identifying this exact model: King of the Gym (updated 2024-06-19) and Garage Gym Lab (2023-08-12), each titled the Kabuki (Strength) New Generation Power Bar — a 20 kg, 29 mm IPF-spec powerlifting bar, distinct from Kabuki's squat/deadlift siblings. Both corroborate the specs used verbatim: 20 kg weight, 29 mm shaft, 86.5 in total length (= 2197 mm), 258,000 PSI tensile strength, twin Oilite oil-impregnated bronze bushings per sleeve, IPF/powerlifting ring marks, and a center knurl; both list the base zinc finish at a $599 US MSRP. The official Kabuki store product page (source.url) returned a network error on every fetch attempt (no Wayback snapshot exists), so all figures were verified against these two reviews (corroboration.url = King of the Gym), which agree on every cited value except loadable sleeve length (16.35 in vs 16.5 in), left blank; shaft/sleeve finish left blank because the bar ships in three user-selectable finishes with no single value.
Is the Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar worth it vs cheaper barbells?
Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar against its closest cheaper and pricier barbells on the specs that matter — every value sourced. See all 9 ranked
| Product | Price | Bar weight (kg) | Shaft diameter (mm) | Tensile strength (psi) | Sleeve bearing | Knurl pattern |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar this | $599 | 20 | 29 | 258000 | bronze-bushing | powerlifting |
| Rogue Ohio Power Bar | $365 | 20 | 29 | 205000 | bronze-bushing | powerlifting |
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar cost?
The Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar has a US price of $599 (US MSRP is $599 for the base bright-zinc finish, corroborated verbatim by both dated reviews (Garage Gym Lab: "The zinc version is the most economically priced, coming in at $599"; King of the Gym spec sheet: "Price: $599 for Zinc Version"). Costlier finishes: black oxide $649; bright nickel $669 (Garage Gym Lab) / $699 (King of the Gym spec table). The listed $599 is the entry MSRP.), as of 2026-07-13.
How does the Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar compare on price?
At $599, the Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar is the most expensive of the 9 barbells we track, where the median is $305.
What are the Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar's key specs?
Kabuki Strength New Generation Power Bar (Kabuki Strength): Bar weight (kg) 20, Shaft diameter (mm) 29, Tensile strength (psi) 258000, Sleeve bearing bronze-bushing, Knurl pattern powerlifting. Full sourced spec sheet verified 2026-07-13.
Price of record: $599 at store.kabukistrength.net, 2026-07-13. Other retailers may be lower — check the current price:
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