Love these little guys. I bought them since my gym doesn’t have 2.5lb weights and they’re a must if you want to progress in your lifts. Jumping a whole 10lbs at a time was way too much for me and these little guys were exactly what I needed!Good, thank youExactly as described great buyThe diameter of the 45 lbs plate is smaller than regular size, which makes it unusable for deadlifts. I don't know why they would do that... I still use it for DL's with other 45 lbs plates that have the normal diameter.Otherwise, it's actually a nice plate, no complaints about the construction of it.Perfect size for light workouts!they are what is expectedAmidst all this COVID mayhem, it's been very hard to locate iron plates (and dumbbells). I've been checking local fitness suppliers weekly for months and they have nothing in stock. They keep telling me "we expect them sometime next month". That began in March 2020 and it's now it's nearly December 2020.I went online months ago searching for plates and the iron plate prices have been astonishing, even for used stuff on eBay. Plates used to be about $1.50 a pound and I've seen plate prices over $5 a pound for the brand name iron. So when I saw these plates, I took a chance and ordered them. I wasn't sure what level quality they would be and when one of the plates arrived today, I was pleasantly surprised.Pro:-Nice fit and finish-The plate was exactly 25 pounds - I put it on my shipping scale (see photo). With generic plates, you never know about the weight accuracy but mine was perfect-Easier to grab versus solid round plates-$2 a pound is reasonable given the circumstances-Quick free shipping - the second plate is due in a couple of days - split shipment. No matter, as long as the quality is good I can happily wait another 2 days for the second plate after searching for them for 8-9 monthsCon:-None that I can see.I've been a gym rat for 50+ years and it's always been at a membership gym, never had much of my own equipment but COVID has changed that. While I prefer a real gym with my lifting buddies, we have to make concessions these days so I've finally accumulated enough gear for a "COVID home gym".Gyms in NY where I am located had been closed from March - July. They closed last week, probably for months again so a backup plan is required. Even after COVID clears up, hopefully in another 6+ months or so, I'll still have my backup gear for when the weather is bad or I don't have time for a gym run.Based on what I've seen and measured with these particular plates, I highly recommend them. Hope that helps!Bought a pair for the price of $55.80 a piece, delivery included. Both plates weighed in at 44.4lbs each. While they were a bit lower in weight than advertised (which is pretty common with cheaper brands), at least they were consistent so I wouldn't feel any imbalance. Would have been 5 stars if they were actually 45lbs each.The item labeled as " 1 inch 35lb" weight is actually a 2 inch 5lb weight. Completely inaccurate.Ordered these weights along with some pulls and rope attachment to buffer the lb gap on my universal. All plates came in within . 05 lb of the indicated 2.5 lb weight. Iron cast. Uniform in size. Plates were responsibly priced considering the price gauging out there. Delivery very fast. 5 outta 5.It’s perfect. Tho I’m THAT person who only ordered 1 when I needed 2. That’s completely my fault, it’s says single pretty clearly. Don’t be me and double checkSmooth to the touch and perfect for quarantine workouts! Will probably be purchasing more in the future.very disappointed with this cheap product. The ends are very sharp, it cuts your hand and fingers every time you try holding the grips. I also feel scammed, as the measured weight isn’t even what it claims to be, it’s off by roughly 2 lbs. I guess you get what you pay for. I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone who’s serious about daily weightlifting.