Calibrated KG Steel Plates 2.0
Rogue Calibrated Steel KG Plates are built for lifters who demand unmatched precision and performance. Made from ultra-durable ductile cast iron, these precision-calibrated plates are accurate to within 10 grams, making them ideal for serious powerlifting training and competition prep. Whether you’re focused on hitting new PRs in the squat, bench press, or deadlift, these high-quality plates deliver the accuracy and reliability needed to train at the highest level.
Calibrated KG Steel Plates 2.0 Reviews
Based on 6 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Calibrated KG Steel Plates 2.0 have an average rating of 4.61 out of 5. They're currently the #11 most-owned Calibrated on Gym Radar, with 6 home gyms reporting ownership.
6 Reviews
Performance
5.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.83 / 5
Value
4.00 / 5
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(5.00)
Used these at a powerlifting competition back in March, really liked these. Wouldn’t mind getting a set!!
(4.67)
Cosmetically a big improvement from the v1 plates and the paint is harder to chip off
(4.33)
Knocked for the fact they took something that was made in USA (olympic USA plates) and outsourced them despite the fact they wanted to make made in USA calibrated. The design here is fine, although I prefer a slightly more pronounced lip. Colored is the way to go out of these offerings IMO as they can be easily identified.
(4.67)
Kind of expensive but pretty standard plates with decent quality.
(4.67)
The new design is awesome. The paint does chip off as easy as the previous versions which I assume is normal. Im trying to keep them looking nice as long as I can but its getting difficult
(4.33)
I am a fan of the 2.0 design. The spokes and the extra lettering looks great. These are everything you want in a calibrated plate: accurate weight, thin so you can fit more weight on the bar, and have a sticker on them that makes them approved by whoever that matters for. Although these are very nice plates, the paint does chip over time. I don’t expect them not to, but I could see someone thinking that with how high of a price tag that is on them. You aren't paying that high for that feature. Same goes for moving them around the gym. The lip to grab is very small. Expect it to be challenging at first and needing to build up a tolerance to it over time. I am glad to have mine, but I don’t see much need for them in a gym that isn’t competing in power lifting. Even then, I think you will get as good training on normal, but still nice plates.