Most hex/trap bars in these listings use 2-inch barbell sleeves, which accept 2-inch (Olympic-style) plates.
Reported loadable sleeve lengths range from about 8 inches up to 9 7/8 inches (examples shown: 8" and 9 7/8").
Listed load capacities in the results vary by model; examples include 500 lb, 720 lb, and 800 lb.
Weights vary by design — examples from the listings include 22.71 lb, 30 lb, 32.5 lb, 44.31 lb, 48.91 lb, and 54 lb.
Common features include ergonomic knurled handles or knurled grips, comfortable grip spacers, and choices between standard- and raised-pull-height handles.
Hex/trap bars are commonly used for deadlifts, squats, shrugs, shoulder presses, Bulgarian split squats, farmer’s walks/carries, and rows.
Open-frame (open) hex designs give greater freedom of movement for lifting, while detachable designs disassemble for more compact storage and easier transport at home or in a garage.
Helpful features include spacer rings between plates and hands, integrated foot supports to assist loading, and included spring clips to secure plates on the sleeves.