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expiredNeoCalSaint posted Dec 9, 2021 8:25 PM
Decathlon 110lb Adjustable Weight Training Cast Iron Dumbbell and Barbell Set $149
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Pre pandemic I bought another set but the same weights for $110. This seems to be good given that it has Dumbbell rods also.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Decath...hbdg=L
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Decath...hbdg=L
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Pre pandemic I bought another set but the same weights for $110. This seems to be good given that it has Dumbbell rods also.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Decath...hbdg=L
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Decath...hbdg=L
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But for anyone who is younger or more than very casual about lifting, there's a lot of obscure amounts of weights.
Like who the hell wants 8 4.4 pound plates? (I'm assuming this product wasnt designed for the USA with the emphasis on kg)
To me if you're anything other than a frail/old person you'd want no more than 4 5s, then a bunch of 10s depending on how serious you are (or potentially more 25s and 45s depending on who you are and what you do)
But to me this product just has you paying for suboptimal weight. If you're super casual or have other things going on the weights here should be more than adequate. If you're the typical person between the ages of teens and 40s, I just don't see why you'd want such an abundance of . 5kg and 2kg plates.
However, given that Decathlon is a pretty solid 3rd party, I think you're in good hands in this case. You can read more about Decathlon, their 40+ year history, 1709 stores in 60 countries, etc at https://en.wikipedia.or
This looks like a 60" bar and all the bars are clamp style, not screw style, so may not be as secure. Also not a one piece bar, it comes in two pieces.
This isn't the best deal, but it isn't necessarily bad. I would pass, but if it is what you want, don't have anything right now, and you can't find better go for it.
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But for anyone who is younger or more than very casual about lifting, there's a lot of obscure amounts of weights.
Like who the hell wants 8 4.4 pound plates? (I'm assuming this product wasnt designed for the USA with the emphasis on kg)
To me if you're anything other than a frail/old person you'd want no more than 4 5s, then a bunch of 10s depending on how serious you are (or potentially more 25s and 45s depending on who you are and what you do)
But to me this product just has you paying for suboptimal weight. If you're super casual or have other things going on the weights here should be more than adequate. If you're the typical person between the ages of teens and 40s, I just don't see why you'd want such an abundance of . 5kg and 2kg plates.
A complete kit with dumbbells, bar and plates to strengthen your entire body: work the biceps, triceps, deltoids, the pectorals, the back and lower body. Perfect for your home gym.
weight training with bars and weights
Versatility: Do a range of weight training exercises for the whole body.
Easy to use: Collars are easy to use and do not scrape the bar.
Weight: Adjust by 2.2 lb increments.83.8lbs of discs + 2x4.4 lb dumbbells + 1x17.2lb bar
- 2 x 4.4 lb smooth bars, 13.8" long and 28 mm in diameter - 1 smooth bar in 2 sections of 17.2 lb (350 lbs max load) - 6 disc collars - 4 x 11 lb cast iron discs - 8 x 4.4 lb cast iron discs - 4 x 1.1 lb cast iron. Perfect for completing your home gym.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Decath...hbdg=L
But for anyone who is younger or more than very casual about lifting, there's a lot of obscure amounts of weights.
Like who the hell wants 8 4.4 pound plates? (I'm assuming this product wasnt designed for the USA with the emphasis on kg)
To me if you're anything other than a frail/old person you'd want no more than 4 5s, then a bunch of 10s depending on how serious you are (or potentially more 25s and 45s depending on who you are and what you do)
But to me this product just has you paying for suboptimal weight. If you're super casual or have other things going on the weights here should be more than adequate. If you're the typical person between the ages of teens and 40s, I just don't see why you'd want such an abundance of . 5kg and 2kg plates.
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