Customer Reviews

Kraiburg 10 lbs. Premium Solid Rubber Bumper Plate

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

Prices on weights seem crazily high, no matter what they're made of. I shopped and shopped and compared and compared and this deal came out on top - by far, and I'm gushing over them like a mother with a newborn. If you're wondering whether you should get bumper plates at all, and you do Olympic lifting or lifts that require plates of this diameter, buy them and don't look back. They'll be one of the best investments you make.

If, however, you're looking for the best plates to buy and you drop the bar at the end of the lift, be warned: these plates are rubber and because of their relative thinness, they will quickly warp with such impact.

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After a lot of hunting, I found this bumper plate for use in deadlifts. The finish of the product is excellent even though it does give out a mild rubber odour when handled. I have uploaded a couple of pictures for this particular plate since the picture given in the product page is for a general plate (I think the 25lb. plate). Make sure you order 2 as it says in other reviews since this is the price for one.

Awesome bumper plates at the best price i could find without buying in bulk (400 lbs or more).

False advertising. Apparently, "plates," really means "plate." I was really excited about finding such a good deal on bumper plates until I received one plate in the mail. Buying an actual set of plates from this vender will run you about $80 including shipping; there are better deals out there- not to mention venders with more integrity.

I bought the 10lb plates for deadlifts. These plates are for an olympic bar but I was able to make them work on a standard bar with screw on collard without any problem. This dropped the weight down to just 40lbs which was just right for my daughter.

These plates work great for what they are. My son's deadlifts look A LOT better with these plates instead of the smaller plated he was using. I am not sure how much banging around they could take but if you are using these plates you should not be hitting the floor very hard anyway but be concentrating on technique.

Bottom line if you are going to do deadlifts, and I think everyone should, and you can not do 135lbs (olympic bar) or 120lbs (standard bar) you need these plates. I am glad I spent the money on them after seeing the difference with my sons deadlifts.

The reason I did not give them 5 stars is because I can't help but to think that for a rubber plate they should cost a little less.