Should I buy 45 lb plates or 55?

>>40847599
I believe 45 is standard for many increments, I may be wrong since I'm Kilogram Master Race.

>>40847636
You are correct

OP, where the fuck did you even find 55lb plates???

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> 2009+8
>not lifting with these

I imagine the 55s would be taller which would screw up lifts from the floor (deads, cleans, etc).

Then again, I got cheap plates and the 45s are two inches shorter than they should be. Bring a tape measurer to the store, you want 17.5 - 18" plates.

>>40847657
Stop posting

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>>40847640
55 lb plates are standart for owl and pänzar liftinh

>>40847668
No.

>>40847599
Both obviously.

>>40847599
I got a 10 kg standard bar so got 55s (25kg). One pair mean the bar is at one pl8 and two just give me a little change to get four pl8 out the rest of my standard weights. Handling a 55 also helps with when you're at an actual gym, you're not worrying about looking like a novice or a pussy handling 45s or whatever stupid thoughts happen to pop into your head.

>>40847652
I would unironically love a 50kg pl8.