Can you please explain the size difference between standard and olympic size plates? Thanks.
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Standards plates have a one inch hole in the middle. Olympic plates have a two inch hole in the middle. So a standard plate would not fit on an Olympic bar because a one inch hole can't fit a two inch bar, BUT an Olympic plate can fit on a standard bar because it's a two inch hole going onto a one inch bar. You can also buy attachments to make a standard bar into an Olympic with a simple cover.
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The standard plates has a smaller insert than Olympic. The standard has a one inch insert where the Olympic plate has a two inch insert.
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A standard plate has a small hole in the middle and an olympic plate has a large hole in the middle. They get paired with standard accessories, or olympic sized accessores. Google it.
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Standard plates have a 1" hole and olympic plates have a 2" hole. You would not be able to fit standard plates with the 1" hole on a bar that accepts olympic plates with the 2" hole. You could put olympic plates with the 2" hole on a bar that accepts standard plates with the 1" hole if you get an olympic adapter that fits over the sleeve of the bar. Let us know if you have any further questions.
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It's the diameter of the hole of the plate...standard plates have about a 1" opening and olympic have a 2" opening
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Pretty big. I'll say 3-4 inches wide for the 45 lb, then goes down about .5 for the 35, and 25. The 10 is thin. The official Olympic bumper plates are a much thinner but for the price, these are good.
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Any standard or Olympic weight plates will fit. We use 45 and 25 pound plates.
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They are all standard. I don't have measurement but roughly 10 inches. It's the grip width that has differences. I believe one is Olympic and the other is called standard. Google it. Not a lot of difference
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The bar I bought takes 1" plates, not Olympic-style plates. I have a pair of 50s I keep on mine, and it could fit 8 or 10 on a side, though I don't know if the bar itself could handle that much weight. I've had low 300s on mine (I'm 68, my heavy days are over) and everything was fine.
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Unit is 17.3 inches long, by 7.5 inches wide, by 2.5 inches deep. Click on "See more product details" for further specs & information. I bought the plate too& wound up using it. You can always return the plate if you don't need it. Good luck.
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It accepts standard and olympic plates. You will need a colloar for the standard though. It only has the olympic adapter collar.
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Hi Jana, These units do not come with weights. The post they have on them are 1", so they fit standard weight plates without using an adapter. If you have Olympic plates with a 2" hole, you can purchase an Olympic adapter to slide on the post. Hope that helps. Thanks, Andy
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It's got a collar that makes it thicker for Olympic plates. You don't have to attach it, so it would be fine for smaller plates.
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This particular model is only for Olympic plates. I needed also to buy collars as the weights will not stay in place. 2 inch collars if I remember correctly. I do recomend this machine. If its not available at this time then it should be back again later as was my case.
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Same as a standard 45 lb Olympic straight bar. I use everything from 2.5 lb to 45 lb Olympic plates. I also use the same collars as on the standard straight Olympic bar.
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The plates are huge, they do not fit in my cabinet's either, however, the smaller plates are regular dinner plate size. The dinner plates are 12 inches in diameter, while the smaller plates are 10 inches. Hope this helped.
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Well Richard, if your talking standard plates they go up to 25 lbs, and yes that bar can hold them, they can also hold Olympic Plates (all sizes) you just have to get adapter sleeves for the bar and you'll be able to fit them on each end.
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Are you asking about the width? If you are, it fits a 7 foot olympic bar pretty snug. Meaning, if you pull the weight off the rack to squat and walk sideways, you'll bump the plates into the racks, but this happens in any power rack when using a 7ft bar.
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This bar accommodates Olympic Plates only. Regarding is this bar good for you...yes it is. The reason why is that it allows you to execute your deadlifts with perfect form much easier than a traditional straight Olympic bar as you step INSIDE of it to perform the deadlift. It just makes sense ergonomically. Saw it years ago and which I would've bought it then. Depending on your commitment you can purchase an Olympic weight set for very little. Good luck.
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I believe they are standard size. It is a good quality plate. My daughter loves it. Michelle
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Hello, It's the size noted on the description, or you may have it cut smaller. We can make the plates larger than noted on the description but the prices are by the inch. Thank you for your inquiry! Regards, Terry Moore Clocks