Prices from synergeefitness.com; the store's price at checkout is the one that counts. Photos: Synergee.
Is Synergee legit?
Short answer: yes, Synergee is a real store, and our demo score is 4.0 out of 5. The main caveat: few independent reviews.
It sells barbells, bumper plates, racks, benches, dumbbells, bands through its own website, synergeefitness.com. Independent reviews are still scarce, so judge it mainly on its policies. Check its return policy before you order.
Our take: a legitimate brand worth considering.
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Demo review. This review was synthesized from public reviews listed under Sources. GoSavify has not tested Synergee products, and the score is a demo estimate. How we review.
Quality
Retailer listings describe thin bumper plates that fit up to 510 lb on one sleeve and are built for overhead drops, plus an EZ Grip line with low-bounce rubber. These are manufacturer claims; we found no independent durability testing.
Price and value
Plates start around $55, competitive for color-coded bumpers.
Shipping and returns
Shipping costs aren't shown on the homepage; heavy items can add up, so check at checkout.
Customer service
The brand says its support team is in the USA. No independent feedback found.
Synergee makes strength and conditioning equipment: barbells, bumper plates, racks, benches, dumbbells, storage and resistance bands. Its support team is based in the USA.
