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Professional fitness accessories

Professional fitness accessories: our professional selection

This range covers the professional fitness accessories that clubs, CrossFit boxes, group exercise studios, hotels, schools and local authorities replace most often. It brings together rubber and urethane dumbbells, competition kettlebells, calibrated Olympic barbells, bumper and cast iron plates, resistance bands, mats and tatami, battle ropes, punch bags, medicine balls, slam balls, plyo boxes and functional training kit. Accessories are a recurring budget line rather than a one off purchase, so the selection is built around coating durability and permanent French stock.

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What is included in this range

Free weights cover rubber coated and urethane dumbbells in fixed sets, competition kettlebells with a consistent handle diameter across weights, 20 kg and 15 kg calibrated Olympic barbells, bumper plates for dropped lifts and cast iron plates for loaded machines. Group exercise and functional kit covers resistance bands and loops, mats and tatami in club density, battle ropes, punch bags, medicine balls, slam balls, plyo boxes and suspension trainers. Storage racks belong in the same order: unracked accessories are the first cause of premature wear and of blocked circulation routes.

How to choose

The deciding factor is the coating and the way the item is handled, not the headline price. A dumbbell that is dropped daily needs urethane rather than painted cast iron; a mat used in six classes a day needs club density and a washable surface.

Accessory Key specification Typical use case
Dumbbells Urethane or rubber coating, hexagonal or round head Free weight area, functional zone, group exercise
Kettlebells Competition format, constant dimensions across weights CrossFit boxes, functional training, coaching
Olympic barbells 50 mm sleeve bore, 20 kg or 15 kg, knurl and coating Strength area, weightlifting, powerlifting
Bumper plates Rubber, 50 mm bore, drop rated Lifting platforms, CrossFit, Hyrox training
Mats and tatami Club density, washable, non slip backing Group exercise rooms, stretching zones, schools

Standards, warranty and supply

Indoor fitness equipment falls under EN ISO 20957-1 class S (successor to the former EN 957), and each reference is supplied with its technical documentation and applicable standard references. Warranty runs from 2 to 5 years depending on the range. Stocked references ship in 5 to 10 working days, which matters for accessories because September and January order peaks are where shortages appear. Volume pricing applies to grouped orders from clubs, schools and local authorities.

Frequently asked questions

Which dumbbell range should a commercial gym stock?

A common commercial specification runs from 2 kg to 40 kg or 50 kg, in 2 kg steps up to 10 kg and 2.5 kg steps above. Doubling the most used weights, typically 8 kg to 20 kg, prevents queuing at peak times more effectively than extending the top of the range. Racks should be ordered at the same time so the set stays complete.

What is the difference between bumper plates and cast iron plates?

Bumper plates are rubber, share the same outside diameter across weights and are designed to be dropped from overhead onto a suitable floor. Cast iron plates are more compact and cheaper per kilo but must not be dropped. Loaded machines and benches take cast iron; platforms and CrossFit areas take bumpers.

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