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KEFL Strength Competition Bumper Plates

KEFL Strength Competition Bumper Plates

Regular price £99.99
Sale price £99.99 Regular price

Built without compromise.

Enhance your weightlifting experience with the Strength Competition Bumper Plates. Crafted from tough natural rubber, these plates undergo rigorous testing, ensuring durability through repeated use. Designed with low bounce to protect floors and barbells, they feature a 2-inch stainless steel ring for compatibility with Olympic barbells. The colour-coded and labelled design adds functionality, while the anti-corrosive construction ensures long-lasting performance. Available in individual pieces, these plates are ideal for core training, strength workouts, and more. Note that the barbell is not included.

Specifications

Core material Rubber + steel
Weight range 10 - 25kg (4 variants)
Colours Green, Yellow, Blue, Red
Dimensions (diameter × thickness): 45cm × 2.4cm
Base Floor-friendly protective design
Sleeve 50mm Olympic-compatible sleeves
Use Home and commercial fitness training
Warranty 1 year structural

Not sure which to buy?

Build your plate set

Choose plates around the lifts you perform most often.

  • 5–10kg

    Technique work, lighter loading and smaller increases.

  • 15–20kg

    Everyday strength training, deadlifts and Olympic-lift practice.

  • 25kg

    Heavy compound lifting and adding more weight with fewer plates.

WHY CHOOSE THESE BUMPER PLATES

Competition-style plates for consistent lifting and platform work

  • Made to Be Dropped

    Rubber construction helps protect the bar and training surface during controlled drops.
  • Consistent Plate Diameter

    Full-size dimensions support a familiar lifting position across lighter and heavier loads.
  • Clear Weight Identification

    Colour details and visible markings make plate selection faster between sets.
  • Competition-Style Training

    A refined design suits serious lifting and platform work.
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.