Can anyone recommend a good free-standing weight rack/holder for these plates? Most of the ones on Amazon are not fit for one-sized plates.
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Olympic Bumper Plate Rack (Weights Not Included) Looks like it's now out of stock, sorry
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Sports smith or Rouge fitness has the cheapest. Just Google bumper plate racks. Those companies should pop right up. Hope that helps.E
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Sports smith or Rouge fitness has the cheapest. Just Google bumper plate racks. Those companies should pop right up. Hope that helps. E
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When I bought them, they appeared to be too flimsy, however, after hanging 3 plates they felt OK. The plates I currently have are only 13 inches in dia., and they appear to be quite secure after about three years on the wall. If you buy the larger hangers I think you will be OK with them. Good luck. (Mike)
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Measure the short side and buy the hangers with the higher number that's closest to the short side length of you plates... i.e if you plates are 7" x 10" you should buy the 4" to 7" plate hanger. The snugger the fit...the more secure your plate(s) will be. Hope that helps! Joe @ Readsome
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I have 12, 10" plates in my holder. 12" will not properly fit. I personally would not put anything larger than 11", but I am taking a conservative approach. I hope this helps.
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100 lb barbell sets are pretty common. If you want more plates you can buy them at almost any department store.
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The Augusta Black Horizontal Plate rack holds 4 small plates. There is not enough room for large plates. Look at the holders at the bottom of the picture. You can count 8 holders.
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This is perfectly fine and safe for you to use. As long as the weight plates are 2 inches, you should be fine.
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I have bought the same item and 11" plates do not fit properly on the rack. I was not at all happy with this item. Will give it two stars only.
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I have this rack and love it! I hadn't put dinner plates on it but tried it for your question. The slots are wide enough to hold two of my plates per slot and they fit the curve of the plate very well. Hope this helps. :)
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For the bench, you can use and size bar, it doesn't matter. For the leg weights, you can also use either size plates. The leg attachment holder comes with an adapter that fits over the bar and allows accommodation of 2" plates. I would point out that the leg attachment is really quite mediocre, and I am not satisfied with that part of the bench. The attachment for arms curls works quite well, and having the back part of the bench to use for a squat rack is one of the main strengths for this bench.
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I use it for benches. It really depends on chest size and bench height. When the bar is one the arms, it is just above my chest, so I can't touch to chest unless I set the arms in a lower position...but I want them in case of failure, so would prefer to touch them then go to my chest. I would advise keeping some plates on the plate holders at the bottom, especially if you are going heavy. Even a single 25 on each stand keeps them secure and steady.
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If you use this technique you can... place a flat stable item on it, then place the plate. Is it stable? Now, if you can see the display, use those 2 as your tare weight. Take off plate put what you what onto weigh on it put it back on the "stand" and it will give you a true measure just like using a smaller plate!
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One of the reviewers of the dumbbell set referred people to this site and said it's the cheapest he could find for add-on plates. http://www.warehousefitness.com/exercise-equipment/RDD/default.aspxHope this helps!
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You are correct, this is for weight plates with the 1" holes. Let us know if you have any further questions.
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It takes standard plates, not olympic sized plates. I searched a long time for this bar and really like it.
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Not sure which one this is. Can't imagine there is a lot of difference. But I do think the weights are optional on all of them. I no longer have mine but I think best I remember any 1" plate non olympic should work.
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The rack was only a 3-plate holder. I really wanted a 4-plate holder, but they were too long and wouldn't fit in my space.