Advantage: The less bounce means the barbell; the collars and the center disc are less prone to heavy impacts, which increases the life of your equipment. Also, the less bounce assures you the more predictable bar travel when the weight dropped, which makes you practice safely even in a small place like a home gym.
Higher Rating specify:
- The Rubber is Harder & tends to bounce less while, Strongly resistant to indentation.Â
- Also, Hard rubber is more durable and stiffer- which can have a dead bounce and better supports a barbell. Hence, our Premium Competition Bumper Plates has an optimal durometer of 94.
Lower rating specify:
- The Rubber is Soft & tends to bounce more while less resistant to indentation.
- Though this soft rubber is good at absorbing impacts, again, its durability becomes a concern.
Note: If you go with too hard rubber, it can be noisy, and worse- hard rubber can crack. Likewise, going with too soft rubber again becomes the wrong choice.
Conclusion: The Bumper Plates with a durometer ranging 85-95 is ideally the best choice for you.
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