Deadlift Crash Pads (Pair)
Bells of Steel

Deadlift Crash Pads (Pair)

Owned By: 28 gyms
#13 Most Owned Pads
#111 Most Owned Miscellaneous
Average Rating: 4.39
Total Reviews: 13

Do your neighbors complain about your earth-shattering PR vibrations? Is your baby's nap time cut short because it's snatch day, and you're causing a ruckus? If you answered "yes" to either of these questions, then I'm afraid the jerk store called, and they're running out of you. Unlike Stackable Pull Blocks, deadlift pads (AKA silencer pads) let you work out any time of day or night without worrying about disturbing loved ones or sleepy neighbors. Hefty foam fillers and a durable outer shell withstand heavy drops. Stack them for rack pulls and jerk work with a secure velcro outer edge and hang them up out of the way when not in use.

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Deadlift Crash Pads (Pair) Reviews

Based on 13 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Bells of Steel Deadlift Crash Pads (Pair) have an average rating of 4.39 out of 5. They're currently the #13 most-owned Pads on Gym Radar, with 28 home gyms reporting ownership.

13 Reviews

4.39 / 5
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4.46 / 5
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4.46 / 5
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4.23 / 5

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ATP Gym
ATP Gym
581 reviews
4074 points
(3.67)
4/1/2026
A great mid range crash pad. Not the best not the worst, I've seen the zipper have issues but still held up well
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Carl Delarosbil
450 Barbell Club
23 reviews
392 points
(4.67)
3/31/2026
Great addition if you do any strongman/olympic lifting. In my opinion the size is perfect. I feel like the zipper might be the first thing to give up but mine are new so we will see.
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Massenomics Tanner
Massenomics Gym
102 reviews
1336 points
(4.00)
3/16/2026
You can see one of the zippers on one of the covers is messed up on mine. But honestly not knocking it that much for that. We beat the crap out of them at Massenomics gym. Also been through multiple strongman comps. Sometimes the Velcro is actually a little annoying. But I can see how some might like that.
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REX PECKINPAUGH
REX PECKINPAUGH's Gym
143 reviews
1664 points
(4.67)
3/4/2026
Interesting have these. I use them as intended and also as a lower step for step ups. These are really nice, and if you think you will use them they do a good job. If they are maybe going to sit in a corner collecting dust you should pass. These are probably the best pads out there. They can be stacked and hooked together with Velcro.
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Big Mike
Lua
87 reviews
1058 points
(4.67)
2/26/2026
There are cheaper crash pads out there that are probably at least just as good. But I’m happy with my purchase. Some people don’t like the hook and loop feature, but for me it’s helpful for storage or if I want to use them as 1 extra thick pad as opposed to 2 singles.
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Big DeBo
FE Strength Lab
152 reviews
1850 points
(4.33)
2/19/2026
These are more than just crash pads. The Velcro together and can be used for jumping. I’ve had only minor surface damage while dropping bumpers and my log.
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Big WillyXXXL
Willett Stronghaus
38 reviews
564 points
(5.00)
2/18/2026
I got these recently and I haven't had a chance to use them extensively or over a long period of time, but for the deal (especially during the Black Friday deal BoS had) I couldn't pass them up. They were a much better price than other similarly constructed pads and the velcro is a nice addition when needing to keep them together or storing them. Admittedly at times the velcro can be annoying when it catches on things. They do a great job of doing their job of being a crash pad and I would purchase again.
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Big Katie M
No Parking Zone Strongman
60 reviews
1003 points
(4.33)
2/15/2026
Nice crash pads, mine are still relatively new. I understand why BoS put Velcro on the top and bottom sides, but it’s not a feature I need and it’s more annoying when storing than anything else.
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Big Canadian Joey
D.I.L.F Dungeon
69 reviews
1077 points
(4.00)
2/14/2026
I got these to protect my floor, but have since moved to using them for crash pads and elevated deadlifts. They have withstood a lot of beatings, and are a main component if my strongman training. With that said, they were quite expensive. One thing I really don't like is the hook and loop feature. Storing these becomes an issue as they stick together and weigh almost 80lbs combined. Having to separate them to move them is not the warm up I wanted.
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Big Cam
DAM Strength Institute
83 reviews
1225 points
(4.67)
2/13/2026
I haven’t managed to break them after two years. The more expensive options on Amazon don’t last as long. Bells offers replacement covers for when the zippers eventually explode. The foam will break down over time if you keep resting the plates in the same place on the pad. The Velcro works great for stacking the pads to make blocks, just make sure you put plywood on top or the weights will sink into the pad. You can see a bit of a dent in the middle of the logo.
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