Bumper Plate Combinations

[KAG]

If I had it to do over again, I wouldn't have bought the set that I did, simply because of the 35lbs bumpers. I never use them unless I'm loading all of the bumpers for a heavy deadlift. I wish I had bought individual bumpers rather than the set. I wish I would've gotten 4-45s for slightly more, or 4-25s for slightly less. Either combo would've been better. My 35s sit most of them time because if I use the 25s and need to jump to 35s, I just add the 10s.

Try therubberman.com. He sells individual bumpers for $1/pound.

[algunos hombre]

Try therubberman.com. He sells individual bumpers for $1/pound.

K someone else knows about RM. But also check getrxd. And check shipping costs.

If you don't need competition quality, the most "cost-efficient set" is built by simply buying from a low-cost source.

Don't forget to include shipping costs in your comparisons.

Don't know if too many member know about these guys to compare prices.

http://www.getrxd.net/index.php/ligh...er-plates.html

http://www.therubberman.com/fitness-...er-plates.html

[skipbeat]

Can you elaborate? do you mean 4x10kg or 4x10lb? why would 20-22lb not fit on your bar?

For an example: You're on SS trying to get your press to a plate (135). You get to 75, 80, no problem. How do you get 85 and 90 on the bar without 2 pairs of 10s?

Lb plates are a bit silly... Kilo plates make much more sense.

Okay there, kilo-elitist