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Get some wild style for your home gym or garage gym with the new Animal Print Bumper Plates. These bumper plates from Rep Fitness have a weighted steel center wrapped in a thick, solid rubber coating. They are ideal for training that requires dropping the plates from overhead or shoulder height, such as cross-training, Olympic weightlifting, and HIIT exercises. Bumper plates are generally more silent than metal plates and are made not to damage your bar, floor, and surroundings when dropped. Pre-Order now – only from Rep: Animal Print Bumper Plates – Overview Nature lovers will love these bumper plates with different prints like giraffe, zebra, snake, tiger, and leopard. They all fit on standard 2″ Olympic-style barbells, and you can mix and match the patterns. These bumpers are exceptionally durable and superior, with a hooked steel insert. The 10lb plates are thicker than standard 10s to improve durability and prevent warping. All plates have a 1% tolerance, so they’re remarkably accurate. These animal print bumper plates have a low bounce with a thinner profile, so there is more control [Read more …]

The Nike React Metcon was just released in November 2019, but Nike is already making some new colorways available. Here’s the Nike React Metcon in white. What’s React? It is Nike’s reactive foam cushioning system. For the React Metcon, it’s a drop-in midsole that works in conjunction with the regular outsole – which is the same as that of the Metcon 5. The React Metcon also uses FlyKnit – that is a yarn-like knit material that allows Nike to make a seamless, one piece upper. It’s not as lightweight as the FlyKnit in the React running shoe line from Nike, as it is double layer instead of single. But, it’s still pretty good. The Nike React Metcon doesn’t have laces – instead it uses Nike’s quick pull system.

Let’s compare the Nike Metcon 7 to the Nike Metcon 6. Now that the Nike Metcon 7 Mat Fraser has dropped we finally have something to compare against the Nike Metcon 6. At long last we have the Nike Metcon 7. It looks good (just remember this is the Mat Fraser Personal Edition – so it always looks a bit “dramatic”). Has Nike revolutionized the CrossFit shoe that millions know and love? We’ll compare this shoe to its very popular predecessor. This is Nike Metcon 7 vs Nike Metcon 6. And here’s where you can get these shoes: Let’s get right into the comparison. Nike Metcon 7 – Overview Let’s start from the bottom up. The outsole on both shoes is all rubber, has flex grooves, and a very firm heel. There’s deep pre-formed flex grooves in the forefoot of both shoes. The M6 had a diamond-shaped heel, and with the M7 the heel is noticeably wider. This is good – because the main mission of the Nike Metcon shoes is heavy weight lifting. A wide heel makes for a [Read more …]