Le Master Deep dish barbell plates
Le Master Barbell’s Olympic plates evoke the weights that were used by generations of home, amateur, and professional weightlifters. True deep dish not only in the 45 LB plates, but all the way down the line into the change plates. Now produced in Northern California. Machined to fit snuggly on the barbell and powder coated in a brilliant matte black.
Le Master Deep dish barbell plates Reviews
Based on 6 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Le Master Barbell Company Le Master Deep dish barbell plates have an average rating of 4.72 out of 5. They're currently the #29 most-owned Iron on Gym Radar, with 13 home gyms reporting ownership.
6 Reviews
Performance
5.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.83 / 5
Value
4.33 / 5
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(5.00)
Love these plates. Mine are specifically a nickle plated run they did for a competition. Cost a little more, but look amazing. It’s great to see a smaller company still producing plates with character.
(4.67)
A modern homage to the old school deep dish Zuver plates. If you want to add some pizzaz to your lifting, hoist a pair or two of these bad boys. They feel great, sound fantastic when racked home, and look as good as can be, especially if you give them a little paint-pen treatment to make the figure pop!
(4.67)
Super nice plate looks original and funny but it's on the pricier side.
Super belle plaque original avec un fini bien exécuter mais peuvent être coûteuse surtout si vous êtes au Canada
(4.67)
I took a star off because they are not quite to the correct diameter for deadlift, just a hair short of being wide enough. But the knocks end there. The back of the plate looks wonderful as well, and has a great texture. The design on the front is spectacular, and my wife, who rolled her eyes the first time she saw them, now makes sure to show them off to anyone who comes to the house. These are definitely a novelty, but they weigh what they’re supposed to and they’re easy to handle.
(5.00)
I think these are probably the most fun plate currently made, and has a real vintage charm. The outer edge having a rounded profile is also a very unique look on the bar. The plates in the image of the review were custom painted as an homage to the Zuver Gym plates.
(4.33)
I grabbed a pair of these 45lb Deep Dish Plates that were a Nickel Plated Special Edition that Le Master Barbell Company made for a weightlifting meet. This was the only unused pair. I mounted them flanking the TV in my gym purely as decor. I’m unsure how true to weight their full set is. It was these or the Rogue Arnold ones, and the limited edition dick plates won out.
Performance for my application got 5 stars.