Cast Iron Weight Plates
Olympic Bar Compatible: Features a 2-inch center hole to fit all standard Olympic barbells and 2-inch dumbbell handles for versatile training options. Dual Weight Markings: Clearly labeled in both pounds (LB) and kilograms (KG) for quick identification and easy tracking during workouts.
Cast Iron Weight Plates Reviews
Based on 7 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Signature Fitness Cast Iron Weight Plates have an average rating of 3.90 out of 5. They're currently the #19 most-owned Iron on Gym Radar, with 20 home gyms reporting ownership.
7 Reviews
Performance
3.71 / 5
Build Quality
3.57 / 5
Value
4.43 / 5
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(5.00)
Classic weights plates that can be found for a good deal usually.
(3.67)
Fine for what they are, if you can get the insane sale they run on these periodically on the Wally World website then it is worth every penny
(3.33)
Owned a couple of 45 pairs when initially building out my plate requirements. Value oriented plates, good for gym start-up, also nothing wrong with using long term as they are built to last.
(3.00)
Average run of the mill plates. Worth picking up off FBMP and refinishing like I did in the pic below, not worth buying new as they are usually inaccurate and overpriced for what they are.
(3.33)
Your average run of the mill plates, but very reliable. Not always the most accurate but thats to be expected with non calibrated plates
(4.00)
Cheap weight is necessary. Cheap weight allows you to spend more where it counts. I’ve purchased some 45# DD as well as 25,10,5 and 2.5 plates and the 45s look like complete garbage but the other plates asr better visually. I think these are perfectly fine if you don’t want to go higher end / quality or if your buying plates for machines.
(5.00)
Bought them on sale for like 50 cents a pound, brand new and delivered to my door. Can't beat it. And I think they look good. I'll probably buy more next time Walmart has them on sale again. No idea how exact they are in weight, but I don't really care.