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PowerBlock: PowerStand $100, 50-lb Adjustable Dumbbell Set
$200
$500
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Sport.Woot has select PowerBlock Dumbbells & Accessories on sale listed below. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime members, otherwise shipping is $6 flat-rate.
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Sport.Woot has select PowerBlock Dumbbells & Accessories on sale listed below. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime members, otherwise shipping is $6 flat-rate.
Thanks to Slickdeals Staff LovelyCheetah for sharing this deal.
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- 50-lb PowerBlock Sport Adjustable Dumbbell Set (Set of 2) $199.99
- 50-lb PowerBlock Adjustable Dumbbell Set (Set of 2) $199.99
- PowerBlock PowerStand $99.99
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Update: This popular deal is still available.
Sport.Woot has select PowerBlock Dumbbells & Accessories on sale listed below. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime members, otherwise shipping is $6 flat-rate.
Thanks to Slickdeals Staff LovelyCheetah for sharing this deal.
Available:
Sport.Woot has select PowerBlock Dumbbells & Accessories on sale listed below. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime members, otherwise shipping is $6 flat-rate.
Thanks to Slickdeals Staff LovelyCheetah for sharing this deal.
Available:
- 50-lb PowerBlock Sport Adjustable Dumbbell Set (Set of 2) $199.99
- 50-lb PowerBlock Adjustable Dumbbell Set (Set of 2) $199.99
- PowerBlock PowerStand $99.99
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Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this deal:
- Refer to the forum thread for deal discussion.
- About this store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Pro's of these are you really don't have to worry about any mechanism failing. Metal construction. Small length.
Cons - a little unbalanced, weight in different areas. Would prefer a metal one thickness grip, not the ergo/comfort grip.
People complain that they are not expandable but you can get a decent amount done with them. There are a bunch of single arm exercise that 50 is good for. And 100 ain't bad for single leg exercises.
Thanks for posting OP, I'm in for a pair.
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But I've recently upgraded to a new 90lb dumbbell version and they don't fit on the Powerstand. There's a different stand for the 90lb version--the Powermax Stand. If you ever see yourself upgrading from these 50's to a heavier set, you might want to consider just buying the larger stand to begin with.
Purchased and repped. Thanks OP
I love my set and have used them for 4-5 days a week for the last 8ish years. I honestly don't feel limited in the least outside of some forearms lifts where it's a little harder to get full range of motion. Pullovers are a little funky but you'll find a good angle on the weights to make it work.
Only damage that has occurred after insane amounts of time is the color coding plastic eventually breaking but that isn't a big deal once you've had them. Ease of use isn't bad at all. They are pretty quick to change out, especially if you don't mess too much with the 2.5 insert weights. I usually just roll with them in or out depending on the day and move in 10 pound increments. If it's on the lighter side I go for more reps. If it's heavy I do as many without sacrificing form.
My family would prefer the stand. I use the weights to anchor down my area rug on each side and someone inevitably ends up with a toe injury from cutting through my space. No stand works way better for me, so toes are expendable. 🤣
Grab yourself a solid bench and you can do so much with these weights. It will take a bit to get used to them but they have worked amazingly.
This seems less expensive and more compact... any advantage to the $99 stand on woot?
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Compound movements like bench and rows not so much. I'm not that strong ,but I'm not a fan of using 70lb dumbbells and up for bench, it's just feels awkward for me, I'd prefer a bar.
But I get if you have a small home gym and dumbbells are the only option, then an expandable set that goes to 90 might be what you need.
If you are on the fence about if these are enough weight, at $200 you could easily resell these after you "outgrow" them for the same price or a little less.
Also 100lb isn't bad for lunges, split squats, 1 leg deadlifts. A decent amount of work can be done with these.
Go try farmers walk up and down your block with 100lbs and see if your heart rate goes up.
Compound movements like bench and rows not so much. I'm not that strong ,but I'm not a fan of using 70lb dumbbells and up for bench, it's just feels awkward for me, I'd prefer a bar.
But I get if you have a small home gym and dumbbells are the only option, then an expandable set that goes to 90 might be what you need.
If you are on the fence about if these are enough weight, at $200 you could easily resell these after you "outgrow" them for the same price or a little less.
Also 100lb isn't bad for lunges, split squats, 1 leg deadlifts. A decent amount of work can be done with these.
Go try farmers walk up and down your block with 100lbs and see if your heart rate goes up.
In current market though, if I didn't already snag the amazing exp deal a few weeks back, I'd hold out for exp.
I'd advise people who want more than 50lbs to maybe do the same. Possibly save the Hassel of reselling all together. I wouldn't be surprised if the exp set pops back up on woot again with all the gym equipment overstock that seems to be in play.
If you're bigger and like to lift more than 50lbs. These will leave you disappointed on days you want to hit the larger muscle groups. I loved my 45lbers on arm days, but was a little unmotivated on chest day.
This particular set can only go up to 50lbs per dumbbell. The EXP set can go up to 90lbs.
This seems less expensive and more compact... any advantage to the $99 stand on woot?
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