Weider 25lb plates less than 1 dollar a pound at Walmart

[Cylon357]

I know this might get some hate, with the brand and all, but I have these weights and just ordered 4 more. No, they aren't Body Solid or Rogue, but YOUR body can't tell the difference. The ones I have now are well finished and within a half pound of indicated weight by the bath room scale. This is at Walmart, with free shipping. I also ordered 2 35lb plates at $37 a piece, so for a total, tax and all, of about $160, I'm getting a total of 170 pounds of brand new weights. Less than a buck a pound for brand new plates.

Granted, I wouldn't normally have ANY love for 35#, but hey, they are available and maybe I can flip them at a profit if I decide I don't want to keep them.

Oh and as you can see, these are not bumper weights, just good iron. The set I have is an EXCELLENT bang for the buck.

Not repping, just putting it out there for you home gym folks...

[s1nc1ty]

If its iron plates then iron is iron.... awesome price... I love getting shit for a good price. If i werent at the other side of the globe id get some

[almostgone]

I know this might get some hate, with the brand and all, but I have these weights and just ordered 4 more. No, they aren't Body Solid or Rogue, but YOUR body can't tell the difference. The ones I have now are well finished and within a half pound of indicated weight by the bath room scale. This is at Walmart, with free shipping. I also ordered 2 35lb plates at $37 a piece, so for a total, tax and all, of about $160, I'm getting a total of 170 pounds of brand new weights. Less than a buck a pound for brand new plates.

Granted, I wouldn't normally have ANY love for 35#, but hey, they are available and maybe I can flip them at a profit if I decide I don't want to keep them.

Oh and as you can see, these are not bumper weights, just good iron. The set I have is an EXCELLENT bang for the buck.

Not repping, just putting it out there for you home gym folks...

I've got a few. Don't recall if I bought them on sale at Wal-Mart or used, but they are functional.

I think some of my plates may be older than me.

[wango]

I know this might get some hate, with the brand and all, but I have these weights and just ordered 4 more. No, they aren't Body Solid or Rogue, but YOUR body can't tell the difference. The ones I have now are well finished and within a half pound of indicated weight by the bath room scale. This is at Walmart, with free shipping. I also ordered 2 35lb plates at $37 a piece, so for a total, tax and all, of about $160, I'm getting a total of 170 pounds of brand new weights. Less than a buck a pound for brand new plates.

Granted, I wouldn't normally have ANY love for 35#, but hey, they are available and maybe I can flip them at a profit if I decide I don't want to keep them.

Oh and as you can see, these are not bumper weights, just good iron. The set I have is an EXCELLENT bang for the buck.

Not repping, just putting it out there for you home gym folks...

Cy if you were closer I’d just give you these. They’re just collecting dust right now. Might be cost prohibitive to ship them I’m guessing . . .

[Cylon357]

Cy if you were closer I’d just give you these. They’re just collecting dust right now. Might be cost prohibitive to ship them I’m guessing . . .

True story. I was looking for a bench to outfit my home gym with, preferably with a leg attachment, about 6 months before the pandemic. Found a cheap (normally $100) Marcy at Dicks, on sale for $60 bucks, included a 100lb standard weight set, the plastic covered concrete like what you have there. Bought a quick release pin at Home Depot for 8 bucks, so I could take the leg attachment off easy, and sold the weights plus the barbell that came with them (a hollow pipe of dubious strength) for $50. So, for a net of a little less than $20, I got my bench. 600 lb capacity on the bench, though I'm well away from putting that to the test.

I'm sure I could have gotten more if I hold sold them during the pandemic, but eh, it's all good.