HANDBODE HIBumper-100LB Weight Plates Review
Our verdict
The HANDBODE HIBumper-100LB set delivers 100 pounds of alloy steel and rubber plates for $99.99, backed by a 4.6-star average across 486 reviews. With 300+ units bought last month, the highest recent demand in this comparison, it stands out as a bulk option for buyers who need real weight fast.
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Best for buyers looking to add a full 100 pounds of plate weight in one order, using a rubber-coated alloy steel design meant to hold up to repeated loading, and who want strong recent purchase and review data behind the choice.
Skip if
Skip it if you only need a couple of small plates to top off an existing set, since this is a 100-pound, 6-piece bundle priced and built for stocking a rack from a low starting point, not for minor weight adjustments.
- Material Alloy Steel, Rubber
- Weight 100 Pounds
- Color Black
- Pieces 6
- Priced 43% above the category median ($69.99 across 114 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.6/5
4.6 average across 486 owner ratings
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Popularity3.9/5
486 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other home gym and fitness equipment we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
Starting a home rack from nothing usually means buying a big chunk of weight at once, and the HANDBODE HIBumper-100LB is built for exactly that scenario. At $99.99, it delivers 100 pounds across 6 pieces, which works out to under a dollar per pound of plate, a rare figure in this category.
The plates combine alloy steel with a rubber coating and come in black, a pairing meant to give the durability of steel with some of the noise and floor protection benefits of rubber. Splitting 100 pounds across 6 pieces also allows for more flexible loading across a barbell or a pair of dumbbell handles than fewer, larger plates would, since the weight can be distributed however a workout calls for.
Against the rest of the comparison set, this is the only option offering a full triple-digit weight total in one purchase, well beyond the single-pound and half-kilogram increments of the PlateMate and Body-Solid #ORT listings. The 486 reviews at a 4.6-star average and 300+ units bought last month are also the strongest recent demand figures in this group, ahead of even the higher-reviewed EVERYMATE and Logest plate sets, suggesting steady, ongoing interest in bulk rubber-coated plate sets like this one rather than a short-lived spike.
Pros
- 100 pounds total across 6 pieces at $99.99 works out to under a dollar per pound
- 300+ bought last month is the strongest recent demand signal in this comparison
- 486 reviews at a 4.6-star average shows a large, consistently positive sample
- Alloy steel core with rubber coating aims to combine durability with quieter handling
- Bundled weight in one order reduces the need for multiple separate purchases
Cons
- 6 large pieces offer less fine-tuning flexibility than sets with smaller individual plates
- Listing does not specify bore diameter, so bar compatibility needs manual confirmation
- Combined alloy steel and rubber construction may weigh more per plate than pure rubber options
- At $99.99, upfront cost is higher than lighter accessory plates in this comparison
Specifications
| Material | Alloy Steel, Rubber |
|---|---|
| Weight | 100 Pounds |
| Color | Black |
| Pieces | 6 |
Performance notes
Splitting 100 pounds across 6 pieces means each plate averages a little under 17 pounds, a size that suits loading a barbell in noticeable jumps rather than fine adjustments. The alloy steel core is meant to provide long-term durability under repeated stacking and unstacking, while the rubber coating should reduce noise and protect flooring compared to bare steel plates. Black is the only color listed, which keeps the set visually consistent if paired with other black equipment. Because the listing does not give a bore diameter, confirming sleeve compatibility with a specific bar before ordering remains necessary. At $99.99 for the full 100-pound set, the per-pound cost undercuts buying the same total weight in smaller increments from some of the lighter plates in this comparison.
What buyers say
A sample of 486 reviews holding a 4.6-star average is large enough to reflect a genuine pattern rather than a small early batch of reviewers. The 300+ units bought last month is the highest recent-purchase figure of any plate gathered in this comparison, ahead of the EVERYMATE 01's 100+ and the Logest 4XP's 200+. Taken together, the rating consistency and the purchase volume suggest a plate set that continues to convert new buyers steadily, not one that saw a single spike in popularity. Compared to the Body-Solid options in this same category, which show zero recent purchases despite established brand names, this listing's ongoing demand stands out as the stronger current-market signal.
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Frequently asked questions
How much weight comes in the HANDBODE HIBumper-100LB set?
The set totals 100 pounds spread across 6 pieces of alloy steel and rubber construction. That averages to roughly 17 pounds per plate, sized for meaningful jumps in barbell loading rather than small fine-tuning adjustments, and split evenly enough to load both sides of a bar without extra math.
Is the HANDBODE HIBumper-100LB a good deal at $99.99?
At just under a dollar per pound of plate, it undercuts buying the same total weight in smaller increments from lighter options in this comparison. Combined with 486 reviews at 4.6 stars and 300+ units bought last month, the value and demand data both point in its favor over pricier, less active listings.
What is this plate set made of?
The listing specifies alloy steel with a rubber coating, in black. That combination is meant to pair the durability of steel construction with the reduced noise and floor protection that rubber coating typically provides over bare metal plates in a home gym setting.