Titan Fitness
Titan Fitness Olympic Bumper Plate (15 lb, Pair)
An affordable 15 lb training bumper with a wide steel insert and standard diameter, ideal for technique work and lighter loads.
Rogue thickened the 10 lb Echo bumper so light loads survive drops without folding, a common failure point on cheap thin training plates.
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Light bumper plates are notorious for cracking or warping when dropped from overhead, and the 10-pound Echo is Rogue's answer to that problem. Rather than shaving the disc paper-thin to hit the weight, Rogue keeps the rubber body thicker than most competitors so the plate has the structural mass to absorb a drop without folding around the insert. It still meets the 17.7-inch IWF diameter so it loads at the same height as the heavier Echo plates, letting beginners practice full lifts at a manageable weight. The wide stainless steel insert is hooked into the rubber to resist spin, and the dense virgin-rubber compound keeps the smell down and the bounce controlled. Raised white lettering marks the weight clearly. Because it is a training bumper rather than a calibrated disc, the tolerance is loose, but at 10 pounds that hardly matters. This is the plate to buy if you have watched a budget 10 split after a month of dropped snatches and want something that lasts.
| Plate type | Bumper |
|---|---|
| Material | Rubber |
| Sold as | Pair |
| Per plate | 10 lb |
| Set total | — |
| Hole standard | Olympic (2") |
| Insert | Stainless Insert |
| Coating | matte rubber |
| Calibrated | No |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 17.7" × 17.7" × 1.1" |
|---|---|
| Floor footprint | 2.2 sq ft |
| Product weight | 20 lb |
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