Gold's Gym olympic plates
Durable Construction: Crafted from long-lasting cast-iron, these fitness weight plates are designed for extended durability and an extended lifespan.
Gold's Gym olympic plates Reviews
Based on 12 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Gold's Gym Gold's Gym olympic plates have an average rating of 3.58 out of 5. They're currently the #48 most-owned Iron on Gym Radar, with 7 home gyms reporting ownership.
12 Reviews
Performance
3.67 / 5
Build Quality
3.25 / 5
Value
3.83 / 5
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(3.00)
Got these for free only have the tens. But they’re a solid used weight if you’re fine with inaccuracy.I use them frequently
(4.00)
Not much resell value and don't like to use iron plates in my gym but was good to use when I had them
(4.33)
Gold's Gym olympic plates are a good solid option for weight plates. Sometimes the weight plates do not always weigh what the printed weight.
(4.33)
Quality is great. Like having Gold’s Gym represented in my gym
(2.00)
If you just starting lifting and can get these cheap on market place yeah grab them. Otherwise they are a very cheap inaccurate plate that I would avoid
(4.00)
Cheap iron weights that are easy to pick up on FMP, sometimes for as little as 25cents/lb.; these are common finds in old basement and garage gyms, useful for just getting some extra weight but very inaccurate and not worth spending any money on. I use several of these as counterweights and fillers to add weight to sandbags.
(3.00)
They're ok but often are off in weight. You'll see these everywhere but I would hesitate to buy unless a huge deal on FBMP.
(2.67)
Some of the worst plates on the market, feel cheap and aren’t accurate at all.
(3.00)
Low quality plates that I found to be pretty inaccurate. Didn’t stay in my gym very long.
The biggest positive of them is how easy they were to handle.
(4.33)
I have a 10 lb pair of these plates which I picked up from Play it Again Sports. I got it for the "nostalgia factor" surrounding the Gold's Gym name - which has only intensified since I bought them, given that most of their southern California branches (save the original one in Venice) have been sold to EoS Fitness. Weight tolerance is pretty decent on my pair (they each weigh 10.5 lb) and they make a satisfying "clang" sound during lifting. I'll probably pick up more of these when I see them around in the used market.