BUMPER PLATE SETS
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Our Range of Bumper Plate Sets Our bumper plate sets offer plates of various weights to upgrade your workout and Olympic lifting. With a diameter of 450mm, our plate sets fit just about every Olympic barbell and come in a range of weight options, from 5 kg to 25 kg plates. Plus, our bumper plate sets’ range of diameters enables you to lift at a consistent bar height, better absorb shock, and reduce bounce, boosting your performance at scale. We stock bumper plate sets in various colours and materials. Our options include sets that range from 60kg to 150kg. Shop our vibrant-coloured rubber bumper plates or durable crumb rubber bumper plates. Tiger Style Bumper Weight Plate Pair Set These bumper weight plates are made of solid rubber with a bright colour finish. Used in CrossFit training and Olympic lifting, the bumper plates are highly durable. Fleck Bumper Weight Plates Black with coloured flecks, this bumper weight set is highly durable and offers little to no noise and bounce. Black Bumper Plates Pair Our matte-black bumper weight plates are popular among home gym equipment owners for their longevity , performance and compatibility with almost any Olympic bar. Crumb Bumper Plates Our crumb rubber plates are made from recycled rubber and constructed to be extra durable, protecting your floor . The weight plates are black with coloured flecks corresponding to their weight, making them ideal for Olympic weightlifting equipment. Boost training performance with Factory Weights bumper plate sets. Buy today and train tomorrow with our express delivery . FAQs Read on for answers to common bumper set training questions. What is the difference between bumper weight plates and standard plates? Bumpers are mostly made of rubber with a cast-iron core. Standard plates are cast-iron plates that won’t necessarily feature a rubber coating. Are bumper plates better than cast iron? This depends on what you’ll use the plates for. Since bumper plates are mostly rubber, they’re better