Cast Iron Olympic Weight Plates Free Weights
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About Cast Iron Olympic Weight Plates Free Weights
Overall Feedback:
97% positive
94% praised its stylish design, while 6% found it unattractive
The weights are satisfactory.
93% praised for its high-quality plates, while 7% found them flimsy
The finish of the plates is nice and durable.
I found some chips in the plates and they are not totally smooth upon closer inspection.
97% liked the perfect size and fit, but 3% found the hole tight
I weighed the plates and found that one plate was 44.5lbs and the other was 46lbs, which is pretty close to the 45lb target considering these are not calibrated plates.
I find the plates aesthetically better than York plates, despite both being of similar weight.
Each plate weighs 9.8 pounds and there are 2 plates in total, making the total weight 19.6 pounds.
The plates work fine for me on an Olympic barbell, but I would be careful using them for alternative exercises where I hold the plate on my body.
93% liked the accurate weight markings, but 7% found them off by a few pounds
I weighed the plates and found that one plate came in at 44.5lbs and the other at 46lbs. It's pretty close to the 45lb target considering these are not calibrated plates.
Each plate weighs 9.8 and the total weight is 19.6.
If the paint on the lettering wasn't messed up on the one plate, I would have given a five-star rating.
