Are the 5 and 10 lb plates the same diameter as the 45s? I want full size bumper plates to practice power cleans from the correct height.
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if you look at the second image under the 45 lb product you will see a picture of the set lined up from heaviest to lightest. unfortunatley it appears they are all different diameters. hope this answers your question.
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Hi Meghan- I purchased the 5lb and they are not the same diameter as the heavier weight plates. Not sure about the 10lb version.
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I load it up but 45s are a little bulky... I use 25s and 10s... I def put 130lbs for lat pull downs... Been lifting for 20yrs, def good addition to your home gym
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They are all standard. I don't have measurement but roughly 10 inches. It's the grip width that has differences. I believe one is Olympic and the other is called standard. Google it. Not a lot of difference
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Yep. The small peg that Greg mentioned is the 1/4 - 20 (I used them for the energy take classic)
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Haha. As long as all bk9s are the same, you'll be fine. That's what i put the scales on. They are fantastic.
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They should fit they look like the same size plates i have and the fit isn't tight
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They are just barely under 2 inches in diameter. I use Olympic plates and they fit perfectly on them. FYI, I have a squat rack that's not very deep and I have found that I have to be careful where I store certain plates with these, or I find myself hitting those plates when squatting.
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mine is 50mm, therefore when i put my oly plates on them there is a little bit of slide space. not so much that it will jingle jangle but enough that it is not a tough resistance to slide my plates on
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The bar I purchased is 5 feet long. I think the word "Standard" refers to the diameter of the bar. Example: The weight plates are available for 1 inch standard (center whole) or Olympic size which is larger.
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I'll give it a try, 1.5" bit does seem a bit large for the radius on the corners of the plate. I have not received the lift yet so I'll wait till I get my hands on it. I have a 1.5" forstner bit so that should be no problem. Thanx for the info.
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The 45 pounds are almost three inches thick and they get smaller as the weight gets less. They are Olympic size and sturdy. Hopefully that helps.
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the bars with locks are 5 lbs each and the plates are 2.5, 5 and 10 lbs if you want smaller get some 1 inch washers
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U..as far as the 20lb plate is i don't know the diameter i don't have any and the 25lb plate is 11 inches.The diameter of a 12 1/2 lb plate is 9 inches,these are plates made by cap.I don't have any 50lb plates made by cap but have old wieder plates and they are 16 inches and some york 100lb plates and they are 18 inches.I hope this additional info. will help you and if you have any other questions i will be happy to assist you anyway i can.Sincerely:Joe T Fiumara
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I do believe the bar will accept a standard plate, so if you wanted to, you probably could use 25lbs rather then the 10lbs plates. I have not tried to any larger plates myself, but am getting to the point that I could use a bit more, only thing would be the depth that your hand would be in and I do find that at times my forearm rubs against the 10lb plate as it is.
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To be clear that is incorrect. I currently have 2 inches of lift on the front of my rig, I can provide tape measurements to prove it with stock coil springs and no spacers. Phase 2 of my lift to get to 3 inches, I will use a top plate spacer, which is entirely different and does not affect spring loads. When I add a heavier bumper, I will put heavier rated spring adding 1.5", and will lower my bils to the 1 inch and get my lift from the top plate, bils, and springs. So long story short THESE ABSOLUTELY PROVIDE LIFT ON THEIR OWN, just potentially not as much if your coil springs are worn out.
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I have the CAP 15 pound plates which the often sell cheap and can get 150 pounds of plates on the curl 47 inch Z-curl bar with no problems plus the bar at 12 pounds gives me 162 pounds. I could probably If I use my 25's with the 15's and other smaller plates I often do 3 inch close grip bench presses (for the triceps) with the 47 in Z-curl bar and can get 197 pounds on there for sets of 12 reps. I imagine if one put 50's on there you could get well over 200.
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I bought this to use at my gym so just used the plates there. The 5lb Olympic plates just fit but with it takes a bit of finagling. If you are looking to purchase weights, then you can find individual plates at any large sporting goods store such as Dick's, Modells, etc. According to other reviews I read, it would be better to look for plates with 1" diameter holes as opposed to the larger diameter holes on Olympic plates as they should be secured more easily.