Bells of Steel Dead Bounce Black Bumper Plate Pairs

These all black, low-smell commercial-grade bumper plates have an ultra-durable design to prevent common bumper breakdowns. Ideal for home and commercial use, at an excellent price.

UPDATE:These plates are now made by our new supplier, so they look darker and have a thinner outside lip. All other features (bounce, diameter and width) are the same as our previous version.

Bumper Plates tough enough for commercial gyms, priced for home gyms.

These commercial grade non-smelly, DB (dead bounce) virgin rubber lb bumper plates have a thick stainless steel inert ring with 3 anchor points to prevent common bumper breakdowns. Ideal for recreational and competitive lifters alike who dont want to break the bank! If youre looking for competition grade bumpers click here.

Why Choose Bumper Plates?

• They will survive being dropped on a regular basis from overhead
  Bumper plates are designed to survive being dropped. The rubber is much thicker than just a coating and the hubs are sturdier and wider. Our bumper plates are solid rubber, and have held up in competitive weightlifting gyms.
• Standardized diameters
  Steel plates come in a variety of non-standardized diameters, so if you are doing any exercises pulling from the floor, such as deadlifts, or cleans, unless you have 45lb plates on each side you will be pulling from a deficit.
• Safety
  The number one advantage of bumpers is safety for the lifter. A lifter who hesitates to dump a bad lift because theyre afraid of damage to the floor or the equipment is more likely to get hurt. Bumpers take any worry about damage completely out of the equation. Bumpers are most frequently used for performing the Olympic Lifts The Snatch, Clean and Jerk, as well as supplementary movements such as power cleans, and jerks.

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Customers ask:

– What are the best bumper plates for home gyms?
– Where can I find durable, low-smell bumper plates for weightlifting?
– Are there affordable commercial-grade bumper plates available?
– What type of bumper plates should I buy for my gym?
– How do I choose the right bumper plates for Olympic lifts?