Build a plate list around the loads you use. Bumpers suit lifting that involves controlled drops onto a suitable surface; thin iron saves sleeve space for heavier, controlled lifts.
New to this category? Bumper or steel plates: build a usable set
Rogue Australia’s 90 kg Echo set contains six rubber bumpers: pairs of 10, 15 and 20 kg. All have 450 mm diameter and stainless-steel centre inserts for Olympic sleeves.
A$596.75Listed 17 Oct 2026
A pair of full-diameter 20 kg rubber bumpers for Olympic sleeves. Their 450 mm diameter keeps the bar at the same starting height as the other full-size plates in this range.
A$230Listed 17 Oct 2026
Eight small steel plates let you add as little as 0.5 kg to a bar when loaded evenly. The complete set adds 5 kg, rather than 5 kg per side.
A$99Listed 17 Oct 2026
Rogue’s colour Calibrated KG Steel Plates 2.0 use thin ductile-iron castings with rear calibration plugs. The powerlifting range carries a stated mass accuracy of ±10 g and IPF approval.
This green 10 kg IWF training plate is Eleiko model 3085440-10. Its SBR rubber surrounds a zinc-coated steel hub, with 450 mm diameter, 35 mm thickness and a stated ±0.5% mass tolerance.
REP sells these black rubber bumpers in pound-denominated pairs from 10 to 45 lb. Steel inserts, raised white markings and a stated ±1% mass tolerance define the range.
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