Dead Bounce Conflict Bumper Plates

Marsoni

M251S

$62.99

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Dead Bounce Conflict Bumper PlatesIt's time to bump up your lifting game! These non smelly, DB (dead bounce) virgin rubber bumper plates have a thick stainless steel insert ring with 3 anchor points to prevent common bumper breakdowns. The number one advantage of bumpers is safety for the lifter. A lifter who hesitates to dump a barbell because they're afraid of damage to the floor or the equipment is more likely to get hurt. Bumpers take any worry about damage completely out of the

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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2008