You win some and you lose some...
The equipment is just fine, and the people who set it up were quite efficient, friendly, and respectful. I'm not thrilled with what I perceived to be 10 pounds per plate. It just seems shady, but it is what was promised. Just seems to give me a false sense of accomplishment. When you see the numeral, it's just nature to assume 10 lbs per plate. It's a psychological thing that to me seems to be a way for the manufacturer/distributor to get people to purchase the next set of weights at a premium, because they get to the bottom of the plates. Which is the position I find myself. Also, both snap hooks have failed. First one within a week and a half, the other 2 weeks afterward. Small annoying details, but the equipment's performance is flawless, and sturdy. Win some and you lose some, just costs more.
