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Titan Fitness

Titan Urethane Olympic Plate (35 lb, Pair)

4.3 / 5 editorial rating

Titan wraps a steel core in tough urethane to deliver a thin, near-indestructible grip plate at a price well under premium urethane brands.

$170 MSRP · ref. Jun 2, 2026
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Overview

Urethane plates are prized for surviving abuse that would crack rubber or chip iron, and Titan brings that durability to a budget-friendly tier. The 35-pound plate is built around a precision steel core encased in a urethane shell that resists gouging, fading, and the chemical breakdown that ages rubber. Because urethane is denser than rubber, Titan keeps the plate thin, so it loads tight on the sleeve like an iron disc while tolerating the occasional drop far better. Three grip cutouts are molded into the body, making the plate easy to carry and load one-handed, a feature lifters appreciate when loading a bar repeatedly. The 2-inch Olympic hole is machined to a clean fit, and the raised lettering is part of the molded shell so it never wears off. These are training plates rather than calibrated competition discs, but the weight tolerance is solid. For a home gym that wants the longevity of urethane without the premium price tag attached to imported brands, Titan's version is a compelling value.

Pros

  • +Tough urethane resists chips and fading
  • +Thin profile loads like iron
  • +Molded grip cutouts ease handling
  • +Strong value versus premium urethane

Cons

  • Not calibrated
  • Heavier urethane smell when new
  • Not intended for repeated overhead drops

Full specifications

Weight Plates specs

Plate type Urethane
Material Urethane
Sold as Pair
Per plate 35 lb
Set total
Hole standard Olympic (2")
Insert Steel Insert
Coating urethane
Calibrated No

Dimensions & weight

Dimensions (L×W×H) 17.7" × 17.7" × 1.4"
Floor footprint 2.2 sq ft
Product weight 70 lb

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