- Set of 2 -
Each plate has a diameter of 450 mm, meeting the IWF standard. Our plates use a reinforced stainless steel insert, which allows strong durability and prevents the insert from coming loose in the first few uses.
The high-density virgin rubber used extends the life of the bumpers, and its low thickness lets you load more weight on your bars. Unlike recycled rubber plates, which bounce very high, our plates have minimal bounce and a neutral smell.
These weights let you train while limiting the risk of damaging your floor and your equipment.
Thickness:
- 5 kg: 26 mm thick
- 10 kg: 47 mm thick
- 15 kg: 60 mm thick
- 20 kg: 71 mm thick
Description:
- Diameter: 450 mm (IWF standard)
- Collar opening: 50.5 mm
- Insert: stainless steel
- Weight tolerance: +/- 1%
- Bounce: minimal
- Slim plate, so you can load 220 kg on a standard Olympic bar
- Thicker 5 kg plate to limit the risk of bending and increase durability
- Factory tested to withstand over 12,000 drops from a height of 2.4 m
- 150 kg set (pairs of 5, 10, 15 and 20 kg)
For an international order over €800, feel free to contact us by email at [email protected] for a shipping quote
Find the full range of our plates in the weights category.
Frequently asked questions
What does the 150 kg multicoloured bumper plate set include?
Pairs of 5, 10, 15 and 20 kg, i.e. 150 kg in total, sold in lots of 2.
What are the specifications of these bumpers?
450 mm diameter compliant with the IWF standard, 50.5 mm collar opening, reinforced stainless steel insert, high-density virgin rubber, weight tolerance of plus or minus 1 %, minimal bounce and neutral odour.
How thick is each plate?
5 kg: 26 mm. 10 kg: 47 mm. 15 kg: 60 mm. 20 kg: 71 mm. The thin plates allow 220 kg to be loaded on a standard Olympic bar, and the 5 kg is thicker to limit the risk of bending.
Do these bumpers withstand drops?
Yes, they are factory tested to withstand more than 12,000 drops from a height of 2.4 m.
Which training are they designed for?
Cross-training, HIIT and weightlifting, while limiting the risk of damaging the floor and the equipment.
