What are the best weight plates for home gym owners? Let’s find out…
🏋️♀️Rogue calibrated steel –
🏋️♀️Rogue Deep dish –
🏋️♀️American Barbell Urethane Pro
🏋️♀️Titan rubber ( “economy bumper” series) –
🏋️♀️Eleiko Competition plates –
🏋️♀️Grey Man Gear crumb rubber plate –
Inundated by the number of options for weight plates to add to your home gym? I’m not surprised. Today, we go through the various options for adding weight to barbells and give advice on the best weight plates.
Whether you’re a powerlifter looking for calibrated plates, an Olympic Weightlifter looking for competition bumpers, or simply a home gym owner concerned for your foundation and eyeing bumper plates, I’ll give you my take.
We cover calibrated plates, iron plates, urethane plates, bumper plates, crumb rubber plates, and others.
One thing you’ll realize in your search, however, is that weight is not just weight. Trust me.
Welcome – 00:00
What Is The Best Iron Plate? – 01:36
What Is The Best Calibrated Plate? – 03:51
What Is The Best Bumper Plate? – 04:58
What Is The Best High Temp Plate? – 06:04
What Is The Best Standard Bumper Plate? – 07:02
What is the Best Competition Bumper Plate? – 08:39
What Is The Best Urethane Bumper Plate? 09:10
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Am i the only one who remembers when they had the hollow plastic shells with a plug that would be filled with concrete typically.
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Why would you not want a 35 pound plate? It’s easier then a twenty five and a ten pound genuinely curious
About the bounciness, the rubber ones should be bouncing less not more, the harder the material the more it bounces, rubber can be bouncy if you hit it on a hard surface due to how stretchy t is but on a gym rubber floor it’ll cancel it out, so make sure the floor under the rubber has the needed mass and hardness to push back
Just a commercial for Rogue!