Training Bumper Plate 10 Kg

Maximum performance and best value for money for the best new entry-level bumper on the market!

These are the two distinguishing features of the new Lacertosus® training bumper.
Designed and produced for all new athletes who want to approach weightlifting and powerlifting disciplines for the first time, they are perfect for all personal training studios, crosstraining boxes, home gyms and commercial gyms looking for a bumper with the best quality/price ratio on the market!

Low rebound, excellent weight tolerance, high colour stability and minimal odour are the result of painstaking research that has enabled us to perfect the quality and composition of the new elastomeric compound to the best of our ability, resulting in an entry-level bumper that meets the expectations of even the most demanding athletes.

Excellent precision, maximum noiselessness, and minimum rattling on the bar thanks to the appropriately sized and calibrated stainless steel ring.

Minimal restyling in pure Lacertosus® style, with the introduction of a satin black finish, never before used on bumpers in this category, which favours excellent grip and manageability.
Embossed and embossed logos directly on the rubber as a guarantee of the quality that has always distinguished the brand, and the peculiar low-relief circular line on the polymer that acts as a common thread with the more performing BPP.

Inclusiveness as a key and founding value of the project.
Beyond a deep passion, we at Lacertosus® live and see sport and training as a core principle of inclusiveness, unity and sharing that must be usable and accessible to all who wish to take part.

It is with these values in mind that Lacertosus Adaptive was born, a new line of inclusive products, designed with the intention of breaking down as many access barriers as possible for people with disabilities within the training areas.

For this reason, a braille system has been introduced in the new training bumpers and dumbbells to facilitate weight recognition for people with visual impairments.

Maybe you didn't know that...

The braille code is the method of reading and writing for visually impaired individuals. Devised in the early 19th century and named after its inventor, blind Frenchman Louis Braille, it is based on defined and universally recognised symbols representing letters of the alphabet, punctuation, numbers, mathematical signs and even musical notes.

The alphabetical code at the base of braille consists of 6 dots arranged within an ideal rectangle, in a space corresponding to that of the fingertip of the index finger.

Caution:

• Although they are dropable discs, the drop of the barbell is to be avoided if a single 5 kg pair or several 5 kg pairs not held together by safety collars are loaded on it.
• The metal surface, as well as the rubberized surface, may be covered with a thin layer of lubricant, which is necessary to protect the components. In order to avoid soiling parts of the furniture and surroundings, avoid placing the product parts on objects such as chairs, carpets, furniture, valuable flooring... the lubricating patina can be removed with a microfibre cloth and a mild detergent.