Rogue Bumper Plates by Hi-Temp

Rogue Bumper Plates by Hi-Temp

Manufactured for more than a decade at the Hi-Temp plant in Tuscumbia, Alabama, Rogue Bumper Plates remain among the few American-made weightlifting plates on the market. By no coincidence, they also rank among the very best—vouched for by trainers, gym owners, and competitive lifters, alike. Finding a much needed alternative to the damaging clang of old-school iron plates and the weak construction of some imported bumpers, Hi-Temps are built from a nearly indestructible marriage of recycled vulcanized rubber and a 2" stainless steel insert. As with most crumb rubber plates, this manufacturing process can sometimes create minor aesthetic imperfections, but quality plates should be all about performance, not winning beauty pageants. As another key design component, the collar on Hi-Temp bumpers is inset from the plane of the plate, allowing for better protection when multiple plates are on the bar, and reducing the risk of inserts getting impacted or popping out.

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Rogue Bumper Plates by Hi-Temp Reviews

Based on 4 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Rogue Bumper Plates by Hi-Temp have an average rating of 4.09 out of 5. They're currently the #35 most-owned Bumper on Gym Radar, with 9 home gyms reporting ownership.

4 Reviews

4.09 / 5
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4.00 / 5
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4.00 / 5
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4.25 / 5

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Big JConradventures
Greenfield Iron
9 reviews
408 points
(5.00)
9/4/2026
I've owned the Rogue Hi Temps 45's, 25's and 10's. What is there to say? Hi Temps are high quality. Actually, I now have the 'Body Solid' branded 35 pound Hi Temp plates, pretty sure they are exactly the same plate as Rogue and any other brand Hi Temp produces for. Funny thing is, they came as factory seconds from Homegrown lifting, however that works... These plates are thicc AF! Which is normal of Hi Temps, seem pretty bomb proof to me.
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Montana
Iron Fish Barbell
121 reviews
1351 points
(3.67)
7/10/2026
There are better bumpers and there are worse bumpers. These get the job done.
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Joseph Fuino
Calvary of Iron and Stone
146 reviews
1280 points
(2.67)
3/17/2026
These plates suck, it’s nice to have them for outside but they break apart pretty easily
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LC2 at Thick Rick and Sons
LC2 at Thick Rick and Sons's Gym
221 reviews
2137 points
(5.00)
3/13/2026
These plates have held up well in our gym for the past few years. We only have 3 people who lift with them on a platform, and they get dropped on the platform often and stay together well. I recommend these for people looking for bumper plates that won't break the bank and will quiet things down around the gym.
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