Nike Strength
Nike-branded strength equipment spanning barbells, plates, racks, benches, dumbbells, kettlebells, attachments, sleds, and storage.
What they're known for
A major sports brand building a real modular strength catalog rather than stopping at logo-driven accessories.
Nike Strength now sells a broad free-weight and rack ecosystem rather than a small launch collection. The current catalog includes barbells, bumper and change plates, racks, benches, dumbbells, kettlebells, rack attachments, sleds, storage, and equipment bundles. Nike Grind products incorporate recycled rubber from Nike manufacturing waste, while the Shield and other barbell lines target Olympic and general strength training. The relevant shift is scale: Nike Strength has developed into a coherent home- and facility-gym hardware platform.
Spaces
- Home Gym
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3 products
Nike Grind Bumper Plates
$46-$135 each
Bumper plates made with at least 30% Nike Grind recycled rubber by total product volume. Sold in pairs, fits standard 2-inch Olympic sleeves, and drop tested for repeated use across Olympic lifting, powerlifting, bodybuilding, and general training.
Nike Shield Barbell
$365
All-around 20 kg barbell with a 28.5 mm shaft, medium volcano knurl, dual knurl marks, four premium bushings, and a Cerakote-coated shaft. Built for daily mixed lifting with a 190,000 PSI tensile strength rating and 1,500 lb capacity.
Nike Adjustable Bench
$690
Nike's flat-to-incline adjustable bench with 28 total adjustment combinations, 0-85 degree back pad, 0-30 degree seat, rear wheels, upright storage, and a 1,000 lb flat weight capacity. A clean mid-premium bench option for Nike Strength home gym builds.
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