Signature Fitness Olympic Cast Iron Plate for Strength Training and Weightlifting
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About Signature Fitness Olympic Cast Iron Plate for Strength Training and Weightlifting
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
85% praised its stylish design, while 15% found it unattractive
I don't mind the flat style of the plates. They have no damage and the raised letters and numbers were painted correctly and have not rubbed off yet.
The plates are of poor quality with cheap paint, bad letters in the casting, and surface defects.
I have noticed that some weights have chipping and the painting on them is not well crafted.
81% praised for its high-quality plates, while 19% found them flimsy
The plates are of fairly good quality, but they do not weigh the posted weight.
The rubber is of high quality and fits perfectly on all Olympic plate attachments on machine and bars.
The finish of the weights is good, but there are small chips on the edges before even using them. It is acceptable quality for the price.
The plates are of low quality with cheap paint, bad letters in the casting, surface defects, and generally not good quality.
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85% liked the perfect size and fit, but 15% found the hole tight
These strength-training-plates fit my Olympic dumbbells better than my Caps and Marcy do.
The rubber is of good quality and fits perfectly on all Olympic plate attachments on machine and bars.
I gave it 4 stars because the weight of the plates is accurate at 45 lbs.
The plates do not weigh 45# as advertised. One plate weighs 43.5 and the other weighs 43.25.
85% liked the accurate weight markings, but 15% found them off by a few pounds
I gave it 4 stars because the weight is accurate at 45 lbs.
The plates do not weigh 45# as advertised. Instead, one plate weighs 43.5 and the other weighs 43.25.
