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Model: Yes4All Stand for Adjustable Dumbbells Up to 160 Pound - Spotter Stand, Rack & Weight Rack With Strap for Convenience, Safety & Easy Storage - Use With Expandable Dumbbells
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Is the privilege to put your adj dumbbells on a rack like this over have them lying around on the floor worth $93?
Depends on how much weight you're using. It's not pleasant at all to lift, let's say, 60+ lbs off the floor every single set. Your lower back will thank you if you have something like this.
Sweet, I've been looking at these for my FitRX XL adjustable dumbbells, but couldn't stomach the price. Hopefully they're compatible, their combined weight of 180+ lbs is above this stand's listed limit but probably well within tolerance. Thanks for sharing!
Is the privilege to put your adj dumbbells on a rack like this over have them lying around on the floor worth $93?
lol such an open ended question..
Answer: You'll survive without it.. I guess
Like the person above said. Would suck having to deadlift 120lb everytime you want to shoulder press a pair of 60lb dumbbells. Then having to gently set it back down on the floor.
This v shape design is nice though especially for powerblocks. Won't have to lift the dumbbell out of the cradle as high.
Like the person above said. Would suck having to deadlift 120lb everytime you want to shoulder press a pair of 60lb dumbbells. Then having to gently set it back down on the floor.
This v shape design is nice though especially for powerblocks. Won't have to lift the dumbbell out of the cradle as high.
I can't imagine someone who lifts weights thinking a 120lb deadlift is a challenge.
Is the privilege to put your adj dumbbells on a rack like this over have them lying around on the floor worth $93?
Also, if small children sometimes find their way into your workout space, this just gives the dumbbells a lot of potential energy that could seriously injure little people.
This thing is fantastic. A year ago I dropped/shattered my cheap dumbbells and decided it was time for an upgrade. This fits Rep QuickDraw nicely, just bend the back edge back. Rep has a better stand that looks similar, but it also costs 3x.
Also, if small children sometimes find their way into your workout space, this just gives the dumbbells a lot of potential energy that could seriously injure little people.
The main point of the rack is to improve safety. Or at least one of the main points. The weights cannot just roll off; they have to be lifted directly up first. A kid would be much more likely to get hurt tripping over weights on the floor. Also, keep little kids away from the gym.
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Answer: You'll survive without it.. I guess
Like the person above said. Would suck having to deadlift 120lb everytime you want to shoulder press a pair of 60lb dumbbells. Then having to gently set it back down on the floor.
This v shape design is nice though especially for powerblocks. Won't have to lift the dumbbell out of the cradle as high.
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Answer: You'll survive without it.. I guess
Like the person above said. Would suck having to deadlift 120lb everytime you want to shoulder press a pair of 60lb dumbbells. Then having to gently set it back down on the floor.
This v shape design is nice though especially for powerblocks. Won't have to lift the dumbbell out of the cradle as high.
Also, if small children sometimes find their way into your workout space, this just gives the dumbbells a lot of potential energy that could seriously injure little people.
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