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NEW Iron Grip Urethane Olympic Plates The latest generation of Iron Grip
Urethane Olympic plates offers Iron Grip’s same proprietary, hard-wearing, American-made urethane formula, but in a new textured finish. This updated finish has been designed to better resist wear and tear, and keep the plates looking new longer. Iron Grip Urethane Olympic Plates are manufactured exclusively in the U.S. to ensure consistency and accu- racy. They feature fully integrated hand grips and a 12-sided anti-roll design, providing both safety and ease of use.
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Colored Rubber Encased E-Z Lift Olympic Plates
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Colored EZ-Lift Olympic Plates feature the company’s popular seven-hole grip configuration, and a cast-iron base that’s permanently encased in non-recycled, molded rubber. Available in three varieties— red (45 pounds), blue (35 pounds), and yellow (25 pounds)—these durable plates are resistant to cracking, chipping, flaking, peeling, rusting, and tearing, and help protect a club’s equipment and floors, while also minimizing noise levels.
Iron E-Z Lift Plates—Slots
Ivanko’s latest addition to its slotted E-Z Lift line features a unique seven-opening grooved design. Inspired by the slot grip plates invented in 1978 by Wally Pullum, these plates are intended to permit easier, safer, and more convenient handling of weights. These plates incorporate a conventional rounded shape, and can be safely used for dead lifts and other floor-based exercises without the dan- gers inherent in many “anti-roll” plates.
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