STOZM Standard 1-inch Solid Steel/Cast Iron Weight Plate Set 60-65 Lbs for Adjustable Dumbbells Barbell Kettlebells/Strength Training Weightlifting Crossfit

I love these weights. They’re solid steel and much smaller than standard weights. I can stack many of them together without adding lots of width to the bar.The only caveat is that the red paint chips easily and can be a bit sharp. Other than that they’re great!

Very accurate! The weight isnt notably off by more than 0.1 of a pound. Thinner but wider than expected at 0.64in and 6.1in. Inner diameter is very tight at nearly 1.02in but still physically fit all sorts of 1" bars and handles tested at Walmart though mileage may vary.Theyll come marginally dinged and chipping on most of them. Truly a non issue as they were going to get battered and beat regardless but disappointingly painted.

I like that they are a compact size and the finish and coating are nice and seem like it will last, but that remains to be seen. I purchased the 12X 5lb size because they work well for dumbbells. Not sure why it shows 6 X 12 lbs.

****Sorry. I hadn't tried most of the plates on my bar. Most of these plates have metal and paint drips that make it difficult to use with bars with tight tolerances . These are also painted and not powder coated (unless the powder is under the paint?) . These plates are claiming to be better than they are. Given the terrible paint job I do not believe they have the tolerances they claim. Disregard the following.****This review is for the steel 10 lb plates sold in a six pack. I paid about 108 US dollars for these and my review reflects the quality at that price. I couldn't find a set to match the quality of these in the US market (Nov 2022).So nice but they are blemished in minor ways. 5 of these fit on each side of my spin lock dumbbells. These reduce the load on the side of my hand and allow for directing force more precisely. That is relative to thicker iron plates that spread out across the bar.My only complaint is that the prices on these jump around in a mysterious way. Like they are using some set of metrics to micro manage pricing. They're also averaging the reviews from two totally different products.I recommend these for the home gym user. Someone who has their own stuff and uses it. If you are just starting out you may not appreciate the upgrade from iron plates .

The laser cut weights are very nice but the packaging is weak. Fortunately, my weights arrived complete and undamaged, but with the box broken open and contents ready to spill out. As soon as you lift the box from the ends it folds like a taco. At a minimum the box should be heavily taped. Hampton uses extra cardboard reinforcements taped to the outside of the regular box. Also, Stozm should offer a 12 pack of six 2.5lb plates and six 1.25lb plates.

These are by-and-large a really good product. They seem very sturdy and the small size is great. The only issue is that they are not all made the same. The center hole on some of them are smaller than others. I only realized this when trying to add a few to a tricep bar and some would go on the bar and others wouldn't. I haven't yet tried adding them to other bars to confirm whether I can use the ones with smaller holes at all, but something to check for when you get them. I would still re-purchase these as they are overall really nice

You get what you pay for. symmetry, consistency, and quality. These plates not only look great, but you can tell from the build quality they will last a long time. The color option is also great if you plan on getting different sizes. I will be buying the 10ib. set in red next.

Most of the weights are ok but there are a few of them that do not fit a 1" bar, the center hole is way too small so theya re basically useless