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KEFL Olympic Fractional Change Plates

KEFL Olympic Fractional Change Plates

Regular price £10.99
Sale price £10.99 Regular price

Built without compromise.

Elevate your weightlifting with KEFL Olympic Fractional Change Plates, crafted from tough 100% high-density natural rubber. Enduring over 10,000 wrestling tests, these plates offer a secure grip during loading and unloading. With low bounce and high durability, they protect both the floor and barbell bars, ensuring a safe and predictable workout experience. The 2-inch stainless steel ring fits any Olympic barbell or dumbbell bar, while the colour-coded design allows easy identification for various training scenes. Sold as single pieces, with specifications ranging from 0.5kgs to 2.5kgs.

Specifications

Core material High-density natural rubber
Centre ring 2in stainless steel Olympic insert
Weight range 0.5 - 2.5kg (5 variants)
Colours White, Green, Yellow, Blue, Red
Compatibility Olympic 2in/50mm bars
Use Fractional loading and progressive strength training
Warranty 1 year structural

Not sure which to buy?

Build smaller increases

Use fractional plates when a standard jump is too large.

  • Smallest increments

    Fine adjustments for presses, technique work and plateaus.

  • Middle increments

    Controlled progression across the main lifts.

  • Full set

    Best for lifters who want precise loading across several exercises.

WHY CHOOSE THESE CHANGE PLATES

Make smaller increases and keep strength progression moving without forcing big jumps

  • Add Weight Gradually

    Fractional increments bridge the gap when a full plate increase is too demanding.
  • Protect Good Technique

    Smaller jumps help maintain bar speed, control and consistent lifting form.
  • Fast Weight Identification

    Colour-coded plates make each small increment easy to recognise.
  • Olympic Sleeve Fit

    Stainless-steel centre rings are designed for standard 2-inch Olympic bars.
Common questions

Questions, answered

What weight should I start with?

Most first-time buyers start heavier than they think. Beginners tend to do well with 4-8kg for mobility and learning the swing, while most home-gym owners land around 10-16kg for strength and conditioning. See the weight guide above for a fuller breakdown.