Iron Crush Olympic Bumper Plates Set - Virgin Rubber Weights
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About Iron Crush Olympic Bumper Plates Set - Virgin Rubber Weights
Overall Feedback:
93% positive
95% praised its stylish design, while 5% found it unattractive
I appreciate the design of the plates, especially their size, which is perfect for exercises like overhead press with lighter weights.
I didn't notice any defects in the product.
The plates are difficult to pick up as they do not have much of a lip or hole.
These weights are difficult to pick up because of their tiny edge, unlike the ones the user is comparing them with that have an easier-to-grab edge.
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96% praised for its high-quality plates, while 4% found them flimsy
I noticed that there is a bit of an odor out of the box, and the coating on the rubber seems a bit greasy.
There is a slight odor out of the box and the rubber coating is a bit greasy.
During my workouts, I noticed that the plates have chips of paint from the lettering flake off and extra rubber flake off.
I compared these weights with others and found that most have an edge that makes them easier to grab, but these have a small edge.
94% liked the perfect size and fit, but 6% found the hole tight
My only criticism is that the plates don't have much of a lip or hole to grab when picking them up.
I bought #15 plates for workouts that require #75.
All the plates are the same diameter and only differ in width, which is useful for customers planning to purchase them and wanting to know about their size and fit.
Most weights have an edge that makes them easier to grab, but these weights have a tiny edge.
92% liked the accurate weight markings, but 8% found them off by a few pounds
Most weights have an edge that makes them easier to grab, but these weights have a tiny edge, which can be a problem if I have poor grip strength.
During workouts, chips of paint from the lettering and extra rubber flake off.
