At the time of research, this product is $40 lower (15.39% savings); normally priced for $259.99 w/ a limited time deal offer
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Designed with a 2-inch center hole to fit all standard Olympic barbell sleeves for smooth loading and unloading during weightlifting, powerlifting, bodybuilding, and full-body strength training workouts
Storage rack is not included
Product may ship in multiple packages/arrive in separate shipments
Product is eligible for refund/replacement within 30-days of purchase
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At the time of research, this product is $40 lower (15.39% savings); normally priced for $259.99 w/ a limited time deal offer
About the Deal
Designed with a 2-inch center hole to fit all standard Olympic barbell sleeves for smooth loading and unloading during weightlifting, powerlifting, bodybuilding, and full-body strength training workouts
Storage rack is not included
Product may ship in multiple packages/arrive in separate shipments
Product is eligible for refund/replacement within 30-days of purchase
Offer valid while promotional price/supplies last
Additional Details
Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more
The dimensions image is not right. CAP has different tiers. I believe this is the Pro dimensions, which has thinner thicknesses so you can load more weight onto the bar.
Standard 7ft Olympic barbell has ~16in of loading space. So with the inclusion of spring clips, you'd be able to load 405lbs, or 8 plates with the economy plates which are 3.25" wide
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One thing to consider if you're building a gym at home (that I hadn't thought of) -- these bumper plates are ALL big, and if you're limited on space like I am, storage is an issue because they require a large rack. I wound up selling my bumpers for a small profit (good Christmas sale!) and buying iron weights that are a lot more compact. I also like having cut-outs on the weights to make carrying them easier, but I know people like the uniform size of these.
The dimensions image is not right. CAP has different tiers. I believe this is the Pro dimensions, which has thinner thicknesses so you can load more weight onto the bar.
Standard 7ft Olympic barbell has ~16in of loading space. So with the inclusion of spring clips, you'd be able to load 405lbs, or 8 plates with the economy plates which are 3.25" wide
Well at least I'll be able to do 1 arm bicep curls with that 405
Agree with the assessment below. If price is not an issue, go iron. Price wise though those bumpers are cheap when on sale. If you have enough space, a power cage with attachments for storing weights was the best decision I made. Or weight plate rack.
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One thing to consider if you're building a gym at home (that I hadn't thought of) -- these bumper plates are ALL big, and if you're limited on space like I am, storage is an issue because they require a large rack. I wound up selling my bumpers for a small profit (good Christmas sale!) and buying iron weights that are a lot more compact. I also like having cut-outs on the weights to make carrying them easier, but I know people like the uniform size of these.
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To be clear the listing is $219 for the economy 260 lb set. Amazon does not list a 260 lb pro set, but there are listing for a pro 100, 160, 190, and 370 lb set. Agree though if money is no issue, get thinner plates, and as others have suggested you might consider iron. I have a mix and other than size (thickness) work the same.
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The dimensions image is not right. CAP has different tiers. I believe this is the Pro dimensions, which has thinner thicknesses so you can load more weight onto the bar.
Standard 7ft Olympic barbell has ~16in of loading space. So with the inclusion of spring clips, you'd be able to load 405lbs, or 8 plates with the economy plates which are 3.25" wide
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Standard 7ft Olympic barbell has ~16in of loading space. So with the inclusion of spring clips, you'd be able to load 405lbs, or 8 plates with the economy plates which are 3.25" wide
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Standard 7ft Olympic barbell has ~16in of loading space. So with the inclusion of spring clips, you'd be able to load 405lbs, or 8 plates with the economy plates which are 3.25" wide
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Standard 7ft Olympic barbell has ~16in of loading space. So with the inclusion of spring clips, you'd be able to load 405lbs, or 8 plates with the economy plates which are 3.25" wide
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