“Simple design and gets the job done. You cannot beat the price of these plates. Anywhere else, they'd be at least another $20 a plate for the same quality. Best bumpers out there for the price!”

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Posted 6 years ago

“What more could you want in a bumper plate? It's thick, bounces well so therefore protecting your bars/flooring. I don't know what more somebody else could want in a bumper plate especially at the price of $62, I got mine on sale for $55 instead of paying around $2 a pound for other company's bumper plates. Again recommend these to everyone. Will be purchasing from Titan Fitness again because of high quality products for a low to moderate price with free shipping!”

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Posted 7 years ago

“What more could you want in a bumper plate? It's thick, bounces well so therefore protecting your bars/flooring. I don't know what more somebody else could want in a bumper plate especially at the price of $62, I got mine on sale for $55 instead of paying around $2 a pound for other company's bumper plates. Again recommend these to everyone. Will be purchasing from Titan Fitness again because of high quality products for a low to moderate price with free shipping!”

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Posted 7 years ago

“fantastic bumpers, dead bounce, solid feel to them, great center, and good finish. no difference between these and rogues besides being half the price”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Price can't be beat. As long as they hold up to 2.5ft drop to rubber matts for deads I will be recommending them to everyone.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“They are just as good as the rogue HG 2.0 bumper plates. The rogue HG cost 63 not including shipping. I got the titan bumper plates for 51 per plate during Black Friday. Not to mention that titan fitness has free shipping year round.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“I have used many different brands of bumper plates and I have owned Rogue HG and Echo plates for several years now. The Titan plates are nowhere near the same quality as the Rogue counterparts - the Titan plates have inserts that are not set squarely, the coating is of lower quality (it looks like its splitting/weak at the seams), and they seem a bit looser on the barbell (as if the tolerances are a bit higher on the production standards). That said, I paid $1.13/pound for the Titan plates whereas the Rogue plates were just over $1.50/pound (this price is only available on the Rogue Echos and only if you buy a whole set). The bounce for the Titan plates is the same as the Rogue HG and Echo plates - nearly a dead bounce (louder with the Titan plates due to the higher tolerances at the insert). I am not certain that the Titan plates will last forever (especially in an affiliate), but if you are looking to put together a garage gym on a budget, these plates will definitely get you by.”

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Posted 7 years ago

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