How thick are these? Will an Olympic plate fit snug on them?
247900
The diameter is 1 7/8 inch. Olympic plates easily slide on and off. The fit is not super snug
247901
Mine were essentially the same size as the ends on an Olympic bar. Good fit with just enough slack to come off easily.
247902
I have old cast iron plates and they fit well, not much wobble but I wouldn't say snug either.
247903
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.
247904
Any Olympic and bumper plate for just fine on these. I have these attached to my rack and all my plates (Olympic and bumper) fit perfectly to give the rack more weight when I'm doing dips and pull-ups. Good buy!
247905
This one fit for my Olympic plate. I bought this set for my Olympic plates and it works well.
791296
Most likely they won't work. Olympic weights have 2" diameter hole in the middle that will fit tight and secure over the ends of this bar. Regular weights only have 1" diameter hole in the middle
720675
They will fit. We have 10" plates. Please note that they will only lean downward. They do not lean upwards unless you bend the slots.
1677951
It's about 1/8 inch thick. Perfect to place between plates in a box, or wrap cups/glasses in. I shipped all my china from DC to California on Amtrak, and I didn't break a single piece! I will buy these again the next time I plan on moving...
1412277
1 inch, and you can fit about 10 of them on a standard screw on dumbell. Their the best loose plates i've ever found that fit!!
788878
"Olympic" refers to the sleeve diameter. If they were the skinny ones, they'd be labeled as "standard" although in the olden days, they were commonly called "exercise" bars and plates.
817638
Not sure. The handles are somewhat narrow though. A little more narrow than your standard Olympic bar. They are good bars though. Just a little long so they make a couple lifts sort of awkward. But I really like them and reccomens them for a home gym.
763157
This is an Olympic bar that accommodates Oly plates with the typical 2" opening, no sleeves required. I buy the Cap Olympic plates from Amazon (45's and 25's for an amazingly low price and FREE SHIPPING!). BTW, this bar is a beast and rolls smoothly on the ball bearings. Well worth the money.
1634478
A standard plate has a small hole in the middle and an olympic plate has a large hole in the middle. They get paired with standard accessories, or olympic sized accessores. Google it.
1988366
I don't think so. I'm not too sure how thick a medal is because don't have any :( but I think it will be kinda tight.
1734458
They will work I think. My plates are smaller as well. I ended up adding some extra padding around the outside of the dishes, but inside the case. It's added protection.. and there's room for it.
1798798
I also can't comment specifically on the thickness. They are somewhat flexible, not rigid or thick, basic badge covers. Shiny but very transparent so you can see through them easily. This is the best price we could find for bulk badge holders and work very well with Avery White 3 x 4 Inch Name Badge Insert Refills 300 Count (5392)
893876
are not very thick, I use them with my helmet safety at work and not hinder me at all.. I hope that help you . Sorry for my accent ..
196253
These plates have 1" holes. I think many/most Olympic bars are 2" holes. Hope that helps.
2211068
It does not matter. It will fit all lengths. Incidentally, I don't even use the olympic adapters for my olympic plates -- since the weights travels in a strict vertical motion - they will Not Fall off.
1829168
the holes are for standard plates not olympic size. i think it would be awkward to use with the 25lb standard weight plate because of the diameter of it.
370576
No, my two plates came in two different boxes. One thing to think about though, which I didn't, is simply that most standard 1 inch bars aren't rated past 250 lbs, so it might be worth looking at investing in an Olympic set.