Walmart has 14-Piece Athletic Works 40-Lb Adjustable Vinyl Dumbbell Set (4x 7.5-Lb + 4x 2.5-Lb Plates) for $19.97. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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Includes: Four 7.5 lb plates, four 2.5 lb plates, two tubular steel bar handles, and 4 spring clip collars.
The Athletic Works 40 lb Adjustable Vinyl Dumbbell Set is an effective workout choice for both beginners and advanced fitness enthusiasts. The 14 piece set comes with two tubular steel bars, four 7.5lb plates, four 2.5lb plates and four spring clip collars for securing cement-filled plates. Simply slide the needed weight plates onto the ends of the bars that will best challenge your fitness level and goals to help improve your strength, confidence and health. This dumbbell weight set, 40 lbs is designed to develop strength and definition in arms, shoulders and backs. Athletic Works 40 lb Adjustable Vinyl Dumbbell Set: Workout choice for both beginners and advanced fitness enthusiasts 14pc set includes four 7.5 lb plates, four 2.5 lb plates, two tubular steel bar handles and 4 spring clip collars; everything you need right out of the box Plates made of heavy-duty vinyl filled with cement Perfect for arms, chest, back and legs, this 40lb Weight Set can do it all Ideal for home use Number Of Pieces: 14
Model Number:
RSV-AW42
Product SKU:
282325762
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Walmart has 14-Piece Athletic Works 40-Lb Adjustable Vinyl Dumbbell Set (4x 7.5-Lb + 4x 2.5-Lb Plates) for $19.97. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Staff Member niki4h for finding this deal.
Features:
Includes: Four 7.5 lb plates, four 2.5 lb plates, two tubular steel bar handles, and 4 spring clip collars.
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I bought these in the past and they're fine but you're getting what you pay for in terms of quality and ergonomics.
Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
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I bought these in the past and they're fine but you're getting what you pay for in terms of quality and ergonomics.
Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
I bought these in the past and they're fine but you're getting what you pay for in terms of quality and ergonomics.
Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
I bought these in the past and they're fine but you're getting what you pay for in terms of quality and ergonomics. Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
I've found that's generally the case with most weights. If you're unsure if you'll ever use them, cheap ones are fine for the 3 times a year they'll get used. But if you want to actually work out with them, spend the extra money on some good dumbbells.
I'm sure they don't make them like they used to, but my set from 15 years ago (which I ironically paid $20 for at WM) is still going strong with no leaks.
I bought these in the past and they're fine but you're getting what you pay for in terms of quality and ergonomics. Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
Same experience here.
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Just another data point... I bought mine awhile ago (about 15yrs ago or so, similar to another poster). And mine's still working well. Admittedly, I barely used it until last year. It survived 2-3 moves.
I bought these in the past and they're fine but you're getting what you pay for in terms of quality and ergonomics.
Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
Same. I've had them for probably 7 years or so. The handles have, surprisingly, held up but the weights themselves began leaking fairly quickly. I will say, they were dirt cheap so I didn't mind abusing them. I mainly used them for driveway circuit training type workouts and ended up running duck tape around the outside edges (they began to crack quickly) then have them a coat or two of plastidip that I had laying around. I won't say that will fix them if people abuse them like I did but if you at least duck tape them from the start, I could see them lasting far longer.
Ultimately, all of these testimonials are here to convey that the durability is very poor but they still work.
I bought these in the past and they're fine but you're getting what you pay for in terms of quality and ergonomics.
Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
I agree, I have these too and would not recommend it if you are intending to keep it longer. Other con I noted was the barbell, you will need another grip to hold it well as it can get slippery with a little bit of sweat
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Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
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Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
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Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
Ultimately, all of these testimonials are here to convey that the durability is very poor but they still work.
Think mine have started leaking sand/cement whatever is inside them, as there's a powder on the floor after I put them down. No, I never dropped them either.
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