Titan Fitness
Titan Fitness Olympic Cast Iron Plate (35 lb)
A budget-friendly cast-iron Olympic plate with a grip-friendly grid face and hand cutouts, built for everyday strength training.
REP's rubber-coated change plate set covers 1.25, 2.5, and 5 lb fractional jumps, the small increments that keep a strength program progressing.
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Progress on the big lifts eventually slows to jumps too small for full plates, and that is where REP's change plate set earns its keep. The set bundles pairs of 1.25, 2.5, and 5-pound discs so you can dial in micro-loading on presses, cleans, and any lift where a 5 or 10-pound jump is too much. Each plate is cast iron with a full rubber coating, which protects floors and barbell sleeves, dampens noise when the plates clack together, and prevents the rust that bare-iron change plates develop from sweaty hands. The 2-inch Olympic hole is machined to slide cleanly onto a standard sleeve, and the rubber rim is molded with raised weight numbers so you can grab the right one without squinting. Tolerances are held tight enough that fractional progress stays honest. The compact diameter keeps them out of the way on the sleeve next to full-size plates. For lifters chasing steady linear progress, a change plate set is one of the highest-value purchases in a home gym, and REP's rubber-coated version is built to last.
| Plate type | Change Plate |
|---|---|
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Sold as | Set |
| Per plate | 5 lb |
| Set total | 17.5 lb |
| Hole standard | Olympic (2") |
| Insert | None |
| Coating | rubber-coated |
| Calibrated | No |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 7.5" × 7.5" × 0.9" |
|---|---|
| Floor footprint | 0.4 sq ft |
| Product weight | 17.5 lb |
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