CORENGTH Rubber Weight Disc With Handles 28 Mm 20 Kg

Cross training weight, or barbell disc - why choose? With this 20 kg weight, you can do both. Sold individually

DIMENSIONS OF THE 20 KG WEIGHT

20 kg cast iron weight with rubber coating:
- Thickness: 45 mm
- Interior diameter: 28 mm
- External diameter: 394 mm

WHAT ARE THESE RUBBER-COATED WEIGHTS FOR?

These weights can be used on 28 mm bars or without a bar using their ergonomic handle.
Their rubber coating dampens impacts and keeps them from marking your floors.
The stainless steel collar makes them easy to install on bars.

WHAT BAR CAN YOU USE THIS WEIGHT WITH?

This rubber weight is compatible with 28 mm diameter bars:
- 1.2 metre straight bar (ref: 8289897)
- 1.2 metre curl bar (ref.: 8484124)
- 86 cm triceps bar (ref.: 8484125)
- 35 cm short bar (ref.: 1041986)
- 45 cm threaded bar (ref.: 8766096)
- 1.55 m straight bar (ref.: 8289896)
- 2 m straight bar (ref.: 8289900)

It is not compatible with weight-lifting bars (with a diameter of 50 mm).

DISC COLLARS ARE ESSENTIAL WITH YOUR WEIGHTS

If you plan to use your weights on bars or dumbbells, you'll need disc collars (ref: 8574652). They are sold as a pair! Note that they can support up to 15 kg of weight in a vertical position.

HOW TO STORE YOUR WEIGHTS TO KEEP THEM FOR A LONG TIME

These weight training discs are made of cast iron, covered in rubber. Cast iron can rust if exposed to the elements or to moisture, which is why we recommend storing these weights indoors in a dry place.
If you want to clean your weights, you can use a damp or microfibre cloth.
And for storage, you can use a specially-designed mount (ref: 8796727) or the bottom shelf of a piece of furniture.

CHALLENGE YOURSELF WITH THIS WORKOUT DESIGNED BY OUR COACH

Lower-body workout focusing on building muscle mass:
- High barbell squat: 4×6-8 reps
- Lunges with bar: 3×8-10 reps/side
- Goblet squat: 3×10-12 reps
- Romanian deadlift with bar: 4×10 reps
- Leg curl with dumbbells: 3×10-12 reps

Start each exercise with the minimum number of reps, and increase by one rep/week until you reach the max.