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This model has been 70$-80$ for years i was wanting to get it for my parents but never did due to inflation. If you trust the other seller claims of 500 lbs - i guess $70 is ok but also not slick. The guy that says $22 at Ross is nuts.
This model has been 70$-80$ for years i was wanting to get it for my parents but never did due to inflation. If you trust the other seller claims of 500 lbs - i guess $70 is ok but also not slick. The guy that says $22 at Ross is nuts.
i was about to buy before i saw this ross and marshalls comment. can anyone confirm if ross really has that price?
This "small" model is only for the non-expandable PowerBlocks that only go to 50 pounds.
You need the "large" model for expandable PowerBlocks. The large model also has slots to hold the adder weights.
I have the "large" version with expandable PowerBlocks with stage 2 expansion kit (up to 70 pounds). The large version holds them well, and they have the space to go to stage 3 (up to 90 pounds). I was worried about the TV tray design at first, but this thing is heavy duty and build like a tank and I use it almost daily with the 70 pound pairs, and would have no concern using them with 90 pounds if I had the stage 3 extension.
Not sure about this small model, but I can say the large model is very heavy duty and can hold everything. I even use it to hold heavy kettle bells and hex dumbbells.
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You need the "large" model for expandable PowerBlocks. The large model also has slots to hold the adder weights.
I have the "large" version with expandable PowerBlocks with stage 2 expansion kit (up to 70 pounds). The large version holds them well, and they have the space to go to stage 3 (up to 90 pounds). I was worried about the TV tray design at first, but this thing is heavy duty and build like a tank and I use it almost daily with the 70 pound pairs, and would have no concern using them with 90 pounds if I had the stage 3 extension.
Not sure about this small model, but I can say the large model is very heavy duty and can hold everything. I even use it to hold heavy kettle bells and hex dumbbells.
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