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Weight Plates

Weightlifters, bodybuilders, athletes, and everyday fitness buffs personalise their workout routines with barbells and rubber bumper plates. Weight plates activate, isolate, and work a larger range of muscles than fitness machines. They also make it easier to personalise training and gradually increase resistance. 

Sometimes barbells come with weights, but if you don’t like the accompanying weights or want a higher quality—it’s time to order more. Rubber bumper plates are increasingly popular, as they reduce shock, protect your floor, and the colour makes it easier to select the weight you want. Or order your Olympic weight plates in standard black.

While you’re upgrading your weight plates, consider ordering a few different types of bars to further optimise and personalise your workouts. In addition to a standard straight weight training bar, consider triceps bars, squat bars, trap bars, or bars that are either 4, 5, 6, or 7 feet wide.

Finally, you’ll need a few accessories such as a weight bench, standing or wall-mounted racks. Fitness mats provide both comfort and shock absorption. This could be a mat that you fold up and store or roll-out mats that you can connect to create a large surface area. 

Buying Guide

Not sure whether to choose rubber bumper plates, iron plates or a full barbell and plates bundle? The buying guide compares plate type, sleeve fit, home gym flooring and storage so you can buy once and train well.

Read our buying guide
Product Comparison Table

Plates Only Comparison

Fractional Plates Set Colour Change Plates Bumper Plates Iron Plates
Gym Plus Olympic Fractional Plates Set 0.25 - 1.0kg
Gym Plus Colour Change Plates 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5kg Olympic
Gym Plus Olympic Bumper Weight Plates 5 10 15 20 25kg
Gym Plus Olympic Iron Plates 5 10 15 20 25kg
Best for Progressive loading Progressive loading Everyday strength Heavy loading at 15kg and above, fits more weight on the bar
Plate type Chrome-plated steel Cast iron Rubber bumper Cast iron
Plate diameter 10.5cm, all weights 14.8-19.8cm 45cm, all weights 23-43cm, varies by weight
Available weights 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1.0kg 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5kg 5, 10, 15, 20, 25kg 5, 10, 15, 20, 25kg

Barbell + Plates Sets

Evolve Olympic Bar + Bumper Plate Set Remarkables Olympic Bar + Bumper Plates Set Cerakote Barbell + Bumper Plate Set
Gym Plus Evolve Olympic Bar and Bumper Plate Set
Gym Plus Remarkables Olympic Bar and Bumper Plates Set
Gym Plus Cerakote Pink Olympic Barbell and Bumper Plate Set
Best for Everyday strength Home gym starter Pink gym setup
Bar weight 15kg/20kg 15kg/20kg Cerakote bar: 20kg, pink bar: 15kg
Bar finish Teflon coating Black zinc Cerakote, ultra-durable
Plates included Black or colour bumpers Black or colour bumpers Pink, black or colour bumpers

Bundle set weights refer to total plate weight only. Bar weight is additional.

FAQ

I already have a barbell. How do I know which plates will fit?
Check your bar’s sleeve diameter. If it’s an Olympic bar, the sleeve will be 50mm and all Gym Plus Olympic plates will fit. If you’re unsure, check your bar’s product specs or measure the sleeve directly. Older bars sometimes have a smaller sleeve which won’t fit Olympic plates.
Do Gym Plus plates come in pairs?
Yes. Gym Plus plates are sold in pairs. Bundle set weights refer to the total plate weight only, not including the bar. For example, the 60kg option for Cerakote Barbell + Bumper Plate set includes 2x5kg, 2x10kg, and 2x15kg plates, six plates totalling 60kg. The bar weight (15 or 20kg) is on top of that. Keep that in mind when calculating your total loaded bar weight.
How do I know what weight to start with?
Pairs of 5, 10, and 15kg bumper plates are a good starting point for most beginners. This covers most beginner movements and gives you a solid range to progress through. Add change plates from the start so you’re not stuck when standard jumps get too big.
Is a bumper plate better than an iron plate for a home gym?
For most home gym setups, bumper plates are a better choice as they’re quieter, safe to drop, and protect your floor. Iron plates are classic, cost-effective options, and ideal for heavy lifting.
Are bumper plates enough to protect my floor?
Bumper plates reduce noise and absorb impact, but they're not a complete solution on their own. Repeatedly dropping weight onto bare concrete or timber without protection will cause damage over time. Rubber gym flooring under your lifting area is the complete answer. It protects your floor, reduces noise further, and defines your training space.
How to maintain rubber bumper plates?
Wipe your plates down with a damp cloth after each session to remove sweat. Dry them thoroughly before storing, and keep them in a well-ventilated area. Use a storage rack to store them upright rather than flat on the floor. It prevents warping and keeps your space tidy at the same time.