PowerLift Brand

[gorehawg]

Has anyone used these plates? They are closer to 20 inches in diameter which is interesting. Just curious what you think of them. Apologies if this is the wrong forum.

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[RoySimpson]

Cant say I have used them but they look good to me! St Johns used them so I am sure they do the job!

 

[stevesmi]

I like rubber weights for doing dead lifts and cleans for sure

 

[gorehawg]

I like rubber weights for doing dead lifts and cleans for sure

Same here. I should have grabbed another pair of 45s but they sold out fast. You can get used plates directly from the company but it’s freight shipping only which just isn’t cost effective.


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[SteveMobsterG]

Same here. I should have grabbed another pair of 45s but they sold out fast. You can get used plates directly from the company but it’s freight shipping only which just isn’t cost effective.


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It is if you buy a lot. When I moved here I got myself a pallet load of BodyPower branded plates (Chinese made).

 

[MasonicBodybuilder]

A weight is a weight. Nothing wrong with any type.

 

[gorehawg]

A weight is a weight. Nothing wrong with any type.

My gym is in the garage so bumpers are a must so I don’t destroy the floor.


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[muskate]

I've never used them personally but they look awesome because you can drop them and they won't break.

I always do deadlifts with rubber plates so I don't have to worry about cracking plates.