Ysed at ATP gym a ton. Its nice and sturdy, and easy to move around, but the pad is pretty slick and firm. Depending on what youre using it for that can be good or bad
Rep at least made these better than average by fixing the grip on them and giving them good knurling. But the main problem with these still exists where they get far too large as you go up in weight
I think it's fair to say most people that have lifted or owned weights at home have come across these plates. They're fine for beginners or someone not wanting to spend much, but quality wise they're not good. The weights fluctuate too much and the paint chips easily
Definitely a cool novelty item or a showcase piece for your gym, but other than that they're not awesome to lift with. The handles are quite small on them