Olympic Weight Plate Sets

Yes. Iron plates carry a lifetime warranty for home use and 10 years for commercial use against defects in material, functionality and workmanship.

Barbell Standard Olympic weight plates have a 2" center hole, while standard plates have a 1" center hole. We advise not to use our 2" plates with a 1" barbell.

We offer a variety of 2" Barbells and Specialty Bars and that are fully compatible with our Olympic plates.

We powder coat our plates to deliver a durable product that will stand up to the rigors of both home and commercial use. Powder coating can last up to 20 years and does not chip or peel like similar enamel coated plates on the market.

Iron weight plates from other companies can vary by 5% or even 10% from their stated weight. This means you could have a 45 pound weight on each side of the bar that varies by up to nine pounds!

No other company offers free replacements like we do for the rare case that one of your plates is outside of our market-leading 2% tolerance guarantee.

We cover this topic in detail in our How to Choose a Weight Set blog, and we'll give you the tldr right here:

Beginners can start with a 90 pound weight set to build a great foundation.

Anyone planning to do the heaviest lifts (like squat and deadlift) can start with the 180 pound set, which will give your 225 pounds of weight with one of our Olympic Barbells.

Experienced lifters will be well suited starting with the 250 pound set, or picking up the 270 pound set and adding 2.5s and 5s as needed.

Our 40 pound weight set is a great option to add more small plates to your home gym, to make changing between exercises and/or bars quicker and a more enjoyable experience.

Iron weight plates are great if you plan to do the core weightlifting exercises like bench press, squats, overhead presses, deadlifts, and similar barbell weightlifting exercises. They'll work for everything you plan to do, as long as you don't plan on dropping them on the floor from a height. If dropping a loaded barbell to the ground is part of your plans (more common for Olympic lifting routines) then you'll want to look for rubber coated or 100% rubber plates, or pair your metal plates with a heavy duty floor cover.

Weight plates typically come in one of two types: metal weights and rubber bumper plates. Iron weight plates are more durable and deliver the distinctive sound and feel, while rubber and rubber coated plates are preferred by lifters that want to be able to drop weights from height.

We might be biased, but for us nothing beats the classic look, feel, and sound of Barbell Standard Olympic Iron Weight Plates. Bumper plates are ideal for lifters planning to do movements like cleans, snatches and jerks where the movement includes dropping the bar to the ground.

All orders are shipped within one business day, with same-day processing for orders placed by 10am ET. You'll receive tracking links with detailed delivery info and your packages will arrive in 2-4 days.

We are able to pass along significant cost savings on our weight plates when they are packaged together into these sets by reducing shipping and handling fees. Lower cost for us equals lower price for you!