Deadlift Deadener 500mm - Strongman Edition

Deadlift Deadener 500mm - Strongman Edition

Based on the functional principle of the wheel chock, a pair of Deadlift Deadener 500 mm holds the weight plates of the loaded barbell securely in their starting position / storage position. With their high level of damping, Deadlift Deadener ^TM protects the equipment used. This means the barbell, the weight plates and the floor of the gym. Another aspect is the significantly reduced noise level ; this is where the Deadlift Deadener ^TM also shows its strengths.

The safety aspect is particularly important, as the heavily loaded barbell is placed in a secure position after lifting and does not develop an uncontrolled, dynamic life of its own, which would always be associated with the potential for injury to the athlete. The most well-known reference for the use of the Deadlift Deadener ^TM is Eddie Hall , the current deadlift world record holder and Britain's strongest man. It is safe to assume that an athlete of Eddie Hall's caliber knows which equipment is useful for him.

product details

• made of molded, high-quality rubber granulate, odorless
• with a finely structured surface
• Dimensions: length 500 x width 500 mm x height 100 mm
• Weight per piece: 10 kg
• Color: black, with white logo print Deadlift Deadener ^TM
• Maximum load capacity: 500 kg
• made in the UK price per pair

Notice

The Deadlift Deadener is also available in 250 mm width !

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The Deadlift Deadeners are used for one of the most popular fitness exercises - the deadlift. With a deadlift you can train your whole body. It is important to pay attention to the correct technique , especially in the upper weight range. Slowly work your way up to higher weight levels to avoid possible sports injuries. We recommend that you find out how to do the exercise correctly in advance so that you don't have any problems later on. In our Deadlift category you will find a detailed and correct description of how to do the deadlift. Find out more about this exercise - at motion sports.