https://www.xtcfitness.ca/york-standard-olympic-plates-york-barbell-canada.html

Dollar a pound for similar York plates.

ok cool thanks i had them up for $35 each used

This post was edited by Slater420 on Aug 13 2017 06:13pm

I've tried to sell mine once or twice on craigslist and people offer ridiculously low that I just ended up keeping them.

Was given my 300 lb set by family who didn't want to lug it around when moving and now I've moved it myself to 3 different apartments haha

I don't know but my gym uses hex bumper plates and I feel like a dipshit everytime I do deadlifts. That and they're hard as fuck to load/unload on the bar sometimes.

I don't know if they ever would but I would be nervous about them rolling back, plus if you have a set up where you pull the bar into you before you lift it just completely screws it up.

I see no reason as to why they were invented. Just to test patience I guess.

I have read online that it is to actually discourage people from dead lifting in commercial gyms where they don't want it to happen. This could be complete BS though as that seems like a stretch as to why they were put into mass production.

This post was edited by wesley123 on Aug 13 2017 10:58pm

Anytime I'm doing deads with a reset at the bottom, they always roll away from me and I have to completely reset. Fucks my mojo up. One of the gyms has bigger bumper plates and that are slightly bigger than the hex 45s so I'll go there when it's a heavy session, otherwise tap and constant tension.

They serve no purpose other than they look nice.. I guess.

I don't like how they look at all.

My favourite plates to lift with were always the Rogue 45's or the 55's. To bad my current gym is just complete shit metal ones that all have different weight written on them in marker because none of them actually weigh 45.



This post was edited by wesley123 on Aug 13 2017 11:01pm

Those are seriously beautiful

Those are seriously beautiful

Got most of mine at 0.6$ the pound when I bought 1300 ish lbs.