Yes4All Silencer Drop Pads/Weightlifting Drop Pads with PVC Cover & Easy Carry Handles – Sold in PairsVariation Theme

I've only used them a few times, but they do the job of quieting a dropped barbell so I can work out at 5am without waking up my house or the neighbors. From what I can tell, it looks like they're the same as the Titan Fitness silencer pads, but $20-60 cheaper depending on sales. Time will tell on durability, but it looks like they'll do just fine.

All the gym companies make these and sell them at a more expensive price. Had these a few years and they've taken a beating. Still look brand new

One of those things you just don't know you need until you get it :P I didn't even know these existed. Hubby sent me a snip and asked me to buy them. Wow. Our home gym is in the basement - right below our bedroom. Hubby lifts a lot of weight and when doing deadlifts - those get dropped on the floor. That did concern me a bit about the slab cracking and it also shook the room a little when he would work out early in the am before I got up. No more!! He loves them because they take off that extra couple inches at the bottom where his form would slip. I love them because I had not realized how his workout was affecting my sleep! They are a little pricey...but not nearly as much as fixing the foundation or dealing with a pest issue because of said cracked foundation! High recommended!!

The media could not be loaded. I’m not an Olympian - never intend to be. I am just a guy in my basement trying to hit a 200KG squat at 170lb bodyweight. In order to push myself I need some crash pads for my basement. I usually stick with Rep for most things, but the very first barbell I ever bough was from this company on Amazon. While it’s my current one, it’s still good years later and I still use it. Figured I would take a chance on these due to the price, was absolutely impressed by the quality. They’re every bit as good and as long lasting as the mainstream brands.

Pick up heavy things and put them down again….these are great silencers as well as floor guards…..I use them to also give myself a boost for doing Russian Deadlifts. Quality product…Fair pricing—Thanks!

These just arrived today and I put them to use doing some sets of cleans. I have never used pads before so was not sure how well they would work. I couldn't tell from watching videos online of other big brands how much they would silence the drop or not. These make a massive difference and also take out the clatter of the plates against the bar as well as the impact.In regards to training with them, instead of having to cycle the bar to the ground, I can now drop it. A set of heavy cleans with these totally made it feel like cheating! It halves the work or more the you are doing and enables you to focus on lifting heavier loads. At $130 these are awesome vale. About half that of bigger name brands.Each one is about 20lbs. In the photo the bar is 285lbs so you can see how solid they are.I will also be able to use them as a 6 inch block.Am so happy with them. If you are sitting on the fence or not even on it yet, buy them!***Update****OK so zipper issues... the zipper came apart in one, I thought no problem I will unzip and zip back up, but this is impossible as the end of the zipper is sewed in, so I unpicked it but it is impossible to zip back up. So now it is stuck together with duct tape...

Purchased these because the neighbors called the cops on me at 2 in the morning. Apparently they were jealous of my heavy deadlifts so they made a noise complaint. Multiple times. Searched around and came across these bad boys. I noticed there were also bigger brands that cost a lot more. The foam inside between ones that cost more and these are pretty much identical. Very stiff foam. So what's the difference? Heavy but not too heavy to carry. Came with two drop pads, each weighing a little more than 20 pounds each. Handle seems sturdy although I don't plan carrying these everyday so I cannot give a review on how the handle will hold up over time. I read from another review that the zipper side is suppose to go down. I'm not sure why but I suspect if the zipper side was facing up and heavy weights were to drop, that would put stress on the zippers being (forced down from the weight) possibly causing them to split and rip off the pad. These pads are seem great to use if you are doing any exercises that require you to sit on the ground or be on your knees. They are stiff and will keep you up but not too stiff. I'll keep using these and if anything goes bad I will update.

Avoid placing anything heavy on them.