TROY Rubber Encased Olympic Grip Plate 255lb Set - GO-R_255lb Set

TROY  Rubber Encased Olympic Grip Plate 255lb Set - GO-R_255lb Set

Troy GO-R Rubber Encased Olympic Grip Plate | GO-ROur Troy premium-grade “Quiet Iron EZ-lift” grip plates define excellence with their distinctive design, outstanding quality, and durability. We’re so confident in their performance that we back them with a 5-year warranty. The odorless, virgin rubber surface safeguards both floors and equipment, while the interlocking feature enables easy lifting, locking, and loading of additional plates onto bars and machines. Troy GO-R plates are precision-engineered to be accurate within ±2% of the stated weight.

Product Options

• 255lb Set includes:  (2) 45lb, (2) 35lb, (2) 25lb, (2) 10lb, (4) 5lb, (2) 2.5lb

What Our Experts Think

• Rubber Encased: Protects your floors and equipment while reducing noise.
• Tri-Grip Design: Makes handling and loading easier and safer.
• Durable Construction: High-quality cast iron core with a rubber coating for long-lasting use.
• Ideal for Heavy Lifting: Perfect for powerlifting, bodybuilding, and strength training.
• Corrosion-Resistant: Rubber coating helps prevent rust and wear over time.
• Commercial Grade: Built to endure the demands of high-traffic gym environments.

Q&A

Q: What is the TROY Rubber Encased Olympic Grip Plate 255lb Set - GO-R_255lb Set used for?
A: Ideal for strength training, powerlifting, and bodybuilding with Olympic barbells.

Q: Is it durable?
A: Yes, made from high-quality cast iron with a durable rubber encasing for added protection and longevity.

Q: Does it have a comfortable grip?
A: Absolutely, the ergonomic grip design allows for easy handling and quick plate changes.

Q: Is it compatible with Olympic bars?
A: Yes, it fits standard 2-inch Olympic bar sleeves.

Q: Why choose TROY Rubber Encased Olympic Grip Plates?
A: They provide durability, protection, and ease of use, perfect for serious weight training.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Regularly: Wipe the rubber coating with a damp cloth to remove dirt and sweat.
• Inspect for Damage: Check the rubber encasing for cracks or wear and tear.
• Avoid Dropping: Dropping the plates can cause damage to the rubber and affect the plate’s integrity.
• Rust Prevention: Ensure the metal center of the plates remains dry and apply oil if needed to prevent rust.
• Proper Storage: Store on a plate rack to avoid floor damage and maintain organization.