Weights are so expensive now
>>77150606even without your retarded images, I can still see you, psoas spammer.stay banned.
I do not understand how what is essentially just painted cast iron cannot be manufactured and sold competitively in the United States.
>>77150670Even if it's made in the US, machine parts and raw materials are often shipped from other countries. Not to mention the rising transportation costs for the materals. The entire supply chain is fucked
Where do you go to get a tie for a cat? And why just the tie? Shouldnt he wear a suit or am I supposed to ignore him being completely naked?
>>77150768Maybe he has a collar on. Then he's not naked
>>77150606>>77150748Your ban is done huh? Let's work on getting you a new one Mr bipolar schizo from the shit hole corner of the world who spams/floods relentlessly while using broken retard English and throwing the word bot around randomly.
>>77150567https://homegrownlifting.com/collections/bumper-plates/products/new-product-hyper-thin-45sI recommend this company and specifically these thin 45 crumb bumpers. Everything used to be $1/lb a year ago, but it's still very affordable now I guess. I got their 25s and 10s too, and the lighter 5s and 2.5s as cheap CAP irons off amazon.
>>77150567I went looking yesterday and standard size plates are essentially $2/pound and sold individually. Olympic are closer to $3/pound. They are investments but they last longer than a gym membership.
