Yieldable restraining members for barbell weights

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24671, 403372, A63B 1300

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047736410

ABSTRACT:
Collars are provided for yieldingly restraining weights from leaving the ends of a barbell. Each collar surrounds the barbell shaft and contains a set of grooves which receive snugly O-rings made of resilient material. In the unstressed condition of each O-ring, the interior diameter is less than that of the barbell shaft. Preferably, the grooves have a generally square or trapezoidal cross-section, with a slightly widened mouth. A part of the collar can be gripped with the fingers to remove friction-platelock collars from the barbell.

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