Why choose cast iron instead of plastic or vinyl bumper weights?
- Cast iron is a dense material that is more compact than vinyl, which means you can add more discs to the bar (up to 32 kg on one dumbbell bar)
- Cast iron lasts a lifetime, unlike plastic or vinyl, which can wear out within a year.
- Cast iron is less affected by temperature changes so you can use it in a range of conditions.
Why should you use cast iron weights?
- Cast iron better withstands shocks, drops and crushing (5 times better) than vinyl.
- Cast iron has a textured surface for excellent grip even when your hands are damp, unlike plastic, which can be slippery.
Choosing our cast iron weights means you can work out confidently and efficiently.
20 kg iron weight dimensions
- Weight: 20 kg
- Thickness: 37 mm
- Internal diameter: 28 mm
- External diameter: 360 mm
What bars can you use with this 20 kg weight training disc?
This 20 kg cast iron weight is compatible with all 28 mm bars, including:
- 1.2 meter straight bar (ref: 8289897)
- 1.2 meter curl bar (ref: 8484124)
- 86 cm triceps bar (ref.: 8484125)
- 35 cm short bar (ref.: 1041986)
- 45 cm threaded bar (ref.: 8766096)
- 1.55 meter straight bar (ref: 8289896)
- 2 m straight bar (ref.: 8289900)
However, it cannot be used with a 50 mm bar.
With disc collars, you can train safely!
Don't forget to invest in a pair of disc collars to prevent your weights from slipping on the bar as you work out. Ours are sold as a pair (ref: 8574652).
The maximum weight supported by the disc collars in a vertical position is 15 kg.
Store your weight discs properly to use for a long time
Store your discs indoors in a dry place.
Invest in a disc mount (ref: 8796727) or a storage rack (ref: 8788246) to save space on your floor.
The bottom of a piece of furniture can also store your weights.
Feel free to clean with a microfibre cloth if they get dusty.
Our coach's workout with this 20 kg weight
An idea for a back workout focusing on building muscle mass.
Short recovery between each set
- Pull-ups 3×8-10 reps
- Rows with bar, pronated grip 3×8-10 reps
- Lumberjack rows with dumbbells 3×8-10 reps/side
- Face pull with elastic 3×12-15 reps
You can increase by one rep per week, starting with the lower end of the range. Always keep a two rep margin.
