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Hampton Urethane Olympic Grip Plates
Hampton’s urethane grip plates are encased in high-quality urethane, preventing scratches to floors and equipment. Because urethane is nonporous, it’s easier to clean, more hygienic, and longer-lasting than other plate materials. The plate has a recessed area around the ergonomically curved handles, making it easy to pick up off the floor, and features a steel hub for smooth loading and unloading. The Hampton Grip plate is also available in rubber and cast-iron finishes.
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Smooth and sleek with color, Hampton’s Gel-Grip Series dumbbells are premium urethane weights that feature the company’s Gel-Grip handles. These special handles are ergonomically designed to support the hand’s natural curve for a comfortable, solid grip. The outside shoulders of each handle have been expanded to 50 mm to eliminate the painful impact that can occur with traditional handles that may slide during workouts. The dumbbells are also available with a black or straight steel grip. Gel-Pump-System
The Gel-Pump-System features translucent, urethane-coated plates with stainless steel hubs for easy access on and off the barbell. An attractive racking system rolls anywhere easily for use in classes. Now, group-exercise participants can use barbells and plates for years without the fear of recycled odors and the decomposition of equipment.
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