BalanceFrom Olympic Bumper Plate Weight Plate with Steel Hub, Color Coded
This single 45 lbs Olympic bumper plate features a 2-inch inner ring diameter and a total diameter of 17.75 inches, ensuring compatibility with standard Olympic barbells. Made from high-density rubber, these plates are designed to withstand repeated drops, protecting both the plates themselves and the flooring.
BalanceFrom Olympic Bumper Plate Weight Plate with Steel Hub, Color Coded Reviews
Based on 7 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Everyday Essentials BalanceFrom Olympic Bumper Plate Weight Plate with Steel Hub, Color Coded have an average rating of 3.86 out of 5. They're currently the #14 most-owned Bumper on Gym Radar, with 22 home gyms reporting ownership.
7 Reviews
Performance
4.14 / 5
Build Quality
3.00 / 5
Value
4.43 / 5
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(3.67)
These are ok played to use for beaters. I found them extremely cheap on Walmart, when I needed some bumpers. They get the job done, and are a great budget option.
(3.67)
Bought these because they were on sale at the time and wanted to add more weight. They do the job but eventually I want to go with a uniform set of plates.
(2.67)
The hub on these almost immediately started to chip chrome, and what was exposed underneath is bare steel so it started to rust. The tolerances were a little tight as well so it was also hard to get these on and off the bar. I would recommend the other version with the smaller stainless steel inserts, those are much better.
(3.00)
Not something to get excited about but does the job. Would only recommend if you get a very good deal on them and really need bumper plates specifically
(5.00)
Very affordable bumper plate options usually spotted at Walmart online.
(5.00)
They are exactly what you are paying for and they will serve you well. I have several sets of these and I think they are an excellent value. Are they calibrated? Of course not. Are you going to use them in a competition? Of course not, but you're also not paying the premium price for that level of plate. Will the girl next-door that you've been chasing for the last three years get all hot and bothered when she sees you hoisting them in your garage, veins popping and sweat dropping almost as fast as her panties? Hell yeah, if you've got enough of them on the bar (just kidding... she only cares about what kind of car you drive; but the gay couple across the street will be impressed AF and probably invite you to their next party, so you have that going for you). Look, these are as well made as bumpers that cost three times as much but just have a different name stenciled on them. I have used the lighter 10 and 15 pound plates for my littlest kids and they've dropped them many times but there's no evidence of any looseness in the hubs. Unless you are routinely dropping multi-hundred pound snatches from overhead, these are gonna hold up perfectly well for you. Stop debating it and just start lifting... the five-year-old in the picture below is already dead lifting twice her body weight. How are you matching up?
(4.00)
-Is this top quality craftsmanship? No.
-Is it heavy? Yes.
-Is it going to work for you? Yes.
-Is it accurate? No... But should you care? Probably not.
-For what you pay per pound it's definitely worth it, especially if you're getting them used.