Nike Strength
The swoosh enters the garage gym, credibly.
What they're known for
Recycled-rubber bumpers, a 190,000 PSI barbell, and a 28-position bench — Nike's first serious gym hardware.
Nike Strength arrived with skepticism pre-installed — apparel brands making barbells usually ends in merch. The spec sheets answer it: the Shield Barbell runs a 190,000 PSI Cerakote-coated shaft with four premium bushings at $365, the Grind bumper plates are at least 30% recycled Nike rubber and drop-tested for Olympic lifting, and the adjustable bench offers 28 position combinations with a 1,000-pound flat rating.
This is real equipment priced into the mid-tier, not a logo tax. The interesting move is the Grind plates — recycled material in a category obsessed with virgin rubber — which gives the catalog an identity beyond the swoosh.
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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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