Commercial Colour Bumper Plates are solid rubber weight plates built to be dropped. The 50mm Olympic hole fits any standard Olympic barbell, the colour-coding lets you read the load across the room, and the rubber build means you can bail a lift to the floor without damaging the plates, the bar or the slab. They suit functional training gyms, CrossFit boxes, garage gyms and anyone doing Olympic lifts or deadlifts. They are sold individually, so you can use them for plates to overheads or build the exact load you need and add to the set over time. Pair them with an Olympic barbell range rated for the lifts you do to complete the setup. Key features Solid rubber construction, floor-friendly and built to take repeated drops from overhead 50mm Olympic hole that fits any standard Olympic barbell and sleeve Colour-coded by weight, so you can read the load on a bar at a glance Sold individually, so you buy exactly the weights you need and add over time Tiered warranty: 90 days on 5kg plates, 12 months on 10kg to 25kg plates Suited to functional training gyms, CrossFit boxes and garage gyms Specifications Type: Solid rubber Olympic bumper plates Hole size: 51mm diameter Colour: Colour-coded by weight Sold: individually Construction: Solid rubber, floor-friendly, built for repeated drops Available weights: 5kg, 10kg, 15kg, 20kg and 25kg Diameter and thickness: Dependent on the weight Warranty: 5kg plates: 90 day Price: is for a singular plate Shipping specifications Sold and shipped: Individually Shipping weight: Dependent on the weights purchased Why it works Not all bumper plates are equal, and the cheapest ones cost you later. At the bottom of the market sit plates made from recycled tyre crumb rubber: they smell, they chip, and they go out of shape after a season of drops. At the top sit competition plates built to a tight diameter and weight tolerance, priced for serious lifters. These commercial colour plates sit in between, made from solid rubber for durability and a long wear life without the competition price tag. For most gyms, that is the right call: plates you can drop daily that hold their shape, without paying for a tolerance you only need on a competition platform. Looking after them is light work. Drop a loaded bar flat rather than letting it bounce on one edge, which is what eventually cracks lower-quality plates, and load heavier plates closest to the collar so a thin light plate is not taking the full drop. Store them out of direct sun and off a wet floor, wipe chalk and dust off now and then, and a solid rubber bumper plate will outlast most of the rest of your gym. Where to use it CrossFit boxes and functional training gyms Garage and home gyms Olympic lifting and deadlift training Commercial gym floors with drop zones or platforms Any setup where you may need to bail a lift safely