Soft Drop Pads

Soft Drop PadsProtect equipment and floors during weight training Our drop pads not only protect your floors and equipment but also reduce loud banging noises. The high quality foam filling also minimizes rebound and provides great noise absorption. So if you're training in your basement or flat, you can reduce the impact of letting the weight fall. But also for training from an elevated position, e. g. in Olympic weightlifting or powerlifting, or even if there are

Protect equipment and floors during weight training

Our drop pads not only protect your floors and equipment but also reduce loud banging noises. The high-quality foam filling also minimizes rebound and provides great noise absorption. So if you're training in your basement or flat, you can reduce the impact of letting the weight fall. But also for training from an elevated position, e.g. in Olympic weightlifting or powerlifting, or even if there are movement restrictions, these pads are a practical alternative to wooden blocks. In the long run, the barbell and the bumper plates can be further protected from wear and tear.

➲ Drop pads are a great solution for reducing noise and vibration during strength training in a private training spaces or commercial gyms.

Robust drop pads for strong performance

The blocks have a durable protective cover with vents to allow air to escape at impact. The core consists of a high-quality foam filling and they can be extended with wedges that act as stoppers to keep the barbell from rolling off the pads. 

Specs

• Material: quality foam filling, very durable protective plastic cover 
• Colour: black with white print
• Dimensions: 75cm x 60cm x 15cm (LxWxH)
  
• Air vents
• Low rebound properties
• Max. recommended load: up to 120kg per pad
• Can be extended with stopper wedges
• Sold as a pair

Please note: The drop pads should only be used with rubberised, i.e. bumper plates. 

FAQ

Are the Drop Pads also suitable for other sports?

Yes, you can also use the Drop Pads as a base for slam balls, for example. It is important that the equipment you place on the Drop Pads does not have sharp edges and corners, otherwise it will damage the cover. Also, do not exceed the recommended maximum load.