Stray Dog Strength Change Plate Storage
A compact Change Plate Storage Unit. Designed to hold 2.5, 5, and 10 lb change plates, this streamlined unit attaches with a single bolt and takes up less space on the upright than three separate pegs. Built-in storage tabs keep plates organized, while the 3-degree upward angle on each peg ensures even the lightest plates stay secure—no matter how hard you re-rack.
Stray Dog Strength Change Plate Storage Reviews
Based on 5 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Stray Dog Strength Stray Dog Strength Change Plate Storage have an average rating of 4.87 out of 5. They're currently the #11 most-owned Weight Plate Storage on Gym Radar, with 20 home gyms reporting ownership.
5 Reviews
Performance
5.00 / 5
Build Quality
5.00 / 5
Value
4.60 / 5
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(5.00)
Excellent choice for change plate storage. Built well, spaced out perfectly, and cost effective. I’m really happy I bought this from Surplus and will certainly consider more as time goes on.
(4.67)
Vertical storage on a rack ends up putting the 2.5’s way in the air where dwarven lifters may struggle to reach. This is a simple solution to the problem that doesn’t put anything in your way but keeps it all neat and organized. I’ve appreciated anywhere I went but haven’t made the buy - it’s on my radar!
(4.67)
Got the change plates off the floor and out do the way. I attached it to a stud rather than a rack. The hooks on the back side are convenient for clips and the like.
(5.00)
Being a neat freak with a large dose of OCD....I try to keep everything organized in a place of its own...kilo change plates needed a home...stumbled on this and it was almost perfect...needed one more post so I added a monster peg from Rogue and created a ridiculously expensive fix to hold my change plates...like they say buy once, hide the receipt from the wife....
(5.00)
I'm a big fan of this. Good price and very functional. Makes storing the small plates on the rack cheaper than buying individual rack horns and takes up less rack space. I like how the horns are just slightly angled up so the plates don't fall off.