Olympic Barbell 2-Inch Rubber Bumper Plate Weight Set for Strength Training, Multiple Options

I wanted to cancel the weights thinking it is a single piece. Got the impression from reading some reviews mentioning they mistook the description. But what I got is a pair and that too very nice and sturdy. One of my favorites in our home gym now. I will not be returning them. and will probably be buying more items from the company.

Great product but did not include Clips like pictures

I went to buy a new 25lb bumper and saw that for a few dollars less I could get a used one. Considering they have returns I thought let’s see how it comes out and bought 2.My first used bumper was pristine. I don’t know if the person that returned it pulled it out and put it back in the box. It had some dirt on it but it looked like it was more from storage, like cardboard dust.The second bumper was cleaner but did have a super small scratch. Nothing that takes away from the visual if you care about that. I figured I’m about to rep these into the ground so to me a small scratch isn’t going to matter.Don’t forget to buy 2 since these are sold singularly. Can’t wait to buy more plates and I’m more than likely going to get them used.Edit: I used them and for a few days I thought I was a bit off in my right arm. I went back and I read other reviews stating these weren’t true to weight. I checked mine and sure enough 1 bumper is 25.4lbs and the other is 24.6lbs. This isn’t due to being used it’s definitely a manufacturer issue. I’m leaving it at the 5 stars simply due to affordability, and in hopes that it gets seen. With that said if you are training at or to get to a professional level these aren’t for you. I will be leaving these on my rack as stabilizers once I get new sets. Again these aren’t bad for starters or anyone that wants affordable bumpers just weigh them if you can when you get them so you know where the issue will be.

It is a pet peeve when people spend on higher end weights. Weight is weight and unless you are competing, you would need to buy calibrated plates and people are not doing that. This might be like 45.1 or whatever, you would never notice it. If anything, spend extra money on your power rack and save money on your weights. Great product, great price. Weight is weight.

Face it, this is an INEXPENSIVE set of bumper plates. These are not Rogue plates. Quality is very good and they'll do the job. Let's be real about the fact that these are budget bumper plates: If you deadlift and actually LOWER these plates to the floor which actually works your posterior chain on the eccentric, these are fine. If you do CrossFit or power clean and are constantly dropping your weights to the floor, yes, these will most likely wear around the metal inserts. The barbell is decent quality and I'd advise investing in good collars. These are very good for a home gym and the painted letters actually look really good and were packaged well. UPS of course, did their usual throwing around the boxes so they were torn and damaged with no damage to the plates themselves. Just like the Rogue plates I used to own, the 10 and 15 lb plates will eventually bend if you're constantly dropping them to the floor. If you're a heavy duty lifter who does power cleans, drop your deadlifts and overhead presses, get a high quality set of plates that are actually designed for heavy use. Don't blame the manufacturer for your choice of budget plates. I'm 64 and started lifting when I was in high school and am a former personal trainer. If you want competition quality, buy some competition plates. A $329 bumper plate set (including the bar) isn't for you.

Everyday Essentials bumper plates in my opinion are great plates for the money. very welled made and no stink. I have purchased 2 of them 25 lbs.. plates.

I did not receive my 25lbs weight. Can't complain only option is to return. Crazy work

These are really nice weights for the money. The rubber coating is thick and durable. The lettering is in a recessed area that won’t wear off easily and the center metal sleeve is solid. I’m sure these will hold up forever in my home gym.Anyone who has spent time in the gym will already know this, but this is a tip if you are a newbie setting up a home gym. There are many various sized weights out there. If you look at my pictures you will see I have a 35lb, 15lb, and 10lb racked together and they are all the same size diameter.. this is what you will want when you start doing certain exercises where you touch the ground with your bar like dead lifts for example. Just something to consider while shopping.