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🏋️♂️ Elevate your deadlift game—protect, perfect, and perform like a pro!
The Deadlift Deadener™ 250 (Pair) are precision-engineered rubber gym tiles designed to cushion deadlift impacts by increasing the contact surface area over 35 times. This innovative design protects your gym floor and equipment while reducing noise and providing real-time feedback on lifting technique. Ideal for powerlifters seeking durability, noise control, and form improvement, these British-made pads are a must-have for any serious gym setup.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 20.94 x 20 x 5 inches |
| Package Weight | 10.98 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 19.69 x 9.84 x 0.39 inches |
| Brand Name | Gym Professor |
| Country of Origin | Great Britain |
| Material | Rubber |
| Manufacturer | Gym Professor |
| Part Number | DD-250 |
| Sport Type | Powerlifting |
| Grip Size | 30mm |
| Grip Type | Knurled |
H**M
Works great aspecaly on sloped floors
I love them my Garage floor slopes keeps my weights from rolling around so I can do set after set without moving
B**U
they are excellent.
They certainly work as advertised. However, they were not quite as stiff as I anticipated, which means that if you plan to lift until you are hitting high numbers, just go head and buy the 500s. More expensive than a stall mat but if you find yourself pressed for room, they are excellent.
C**D
Five Stars
This works really well but I would pair it with a thick rubber mat. Works as advertised.
S**E
Five Stars
I got these for a Christmas gift so I will have to let you know.
J**K
They don’t work
They didn’t work with heavier weights and you have to be careful the bar doesn’t roll back on you
S**B
JUST AS ADVERTISED
PERFECT FOR OUR NEW FUNCTIONAL FITNESS, YOGA AND MASSAGE STUDIO!
B**N
These prevent proper dealifting
These are unsafe, as with their rounded interior shape if you set the weight down even half an inch in front or behind where you picked it up from, the bar will roll down into the lowest point. This is both horrible for repeated reps, as it breaks your bar path, but can also be dangerous as potentially heavy weights are moving around when you aren't ready for it to. This becomes even more dangerous and detrimental when you are at a public gym with octagonal weights, as the point will grab and cause worse rolling.These are also going to raise the bar off the ground, reducing the range of motion.
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