Olympic Plates
Nothing replicates the sound of old school steel plates being lifted in a gym. Rogue Black Olympic Plates are simple, classic, and tough enough for daily abuse. Sold in pairs, these time-tested cast iron weightlifting plates range from 1.25LB up to 100LB, with custom orders available to equip your affiliate or home gym as you see fit. Black steel Olympic plates are still the gold standard for many serious weightlifters, and Rogue’s plates stand up against any and all competition.
Olympic Plates Reviews
Based on 13 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Olympic Plates have an average rating of 3.56 out of 5. They're currently the #12 most-owned Iron on Gym Radar, with 27 home gyms reporting ownership.
13 Reviews
Performance
3.85 / 5
Build Quality
3.38 / 5
Value
3.46 / 5
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(5.00)
These are good quality basic too plates, with a solid finish, and were some of the value iron plates at the time I bought them - especially the 100s. No complaints at all.
(3.67)
These are decent quality plates and a decent deal for new clean plates. If you want more accurate plates there are better options. But they get the job done.
(3.67)
I'm pretty firmly planted in the "weight is weight" camp, so I'm overall very happy with these plates. I dig the "standard" look, and while I know there are cheaper options that are very similar, I went with Rogue due to the build quality over some of the cheaper options. These are a solid middle ground between high quality and inexpensive standard plates.
(3.33)
Over all I’m happy with them. They just have that classic “Weight Plate” look when people think of weight plates. All of mine came within tolerance and get the job done. The fit and finish is not consistency between plates, but over, all for the cost of these plates I’m not upset with them. A few of them have cosmetic issues such as pitting on the back, or what appears to be some sort of fill added to fix some voids in the mold, then painted over.
Eventually I’d like to upgrade plates, but as of right now I can’t justify it. They are better than cheaper plates like CAP or others you might find on Amazon, but falls somewhere in the lower middle range of weight plate.
For the price they were hard to beat at the time of purchase, but just like everything else prices on them have increased since buying them. I would buy a few more to start consistent with my plates so they match. Honestly, for a home gym these are just fine and like I said get the job done.
(4.33)
One of the better value iron plates in NSW, Australia.
Really accurate in terms of weight and tolerance seems pretty good (not too tight, not too loose).
(3.67)
Common plate that worked well at a decent value. Eventually I opted to go all bumper plates.
(3.67)
The most common weight plates ever. I still like them though. Definitely hardly ever exactly 45lbs or whatever weight it says but thats life with non calibrated plates
(3.67)
I bought a pair of these from Walmart for super cheap. I just leave them on a plate loaded machine. They're fine. If you're a "weight is weight" person, you'll be satisfied with this type of plate. I would find them on special those because they go on sale frequently.
(3.00)
These are sold by basically every manufacturer. These aren't nicer in any way shape or form for the most part so you're better off just finding the best deal of price per pound.
(3.00)
These are round weights, pretty heavy, and they go clink clank clink.