adjustable weights: Can someone please tell me which one it is?
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It comes with a total of 12 pounds in the basic kit you buy. There are four handles to connect the weights to and each handle is 1 pound.....for a total of four pounds. Then there are 8 pounds of connector weights to add to the handles.
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I just bought this set of weights and tried the lightest one. Not only does it not work for me, unlike you, I don't like these. I have the brand new set purchased two weeks ago. You are welcome to contact me at 920-379-9541. I'd be happy to sell you the weight you are looking for. Joan
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Here is the best one I have found, it's been a perfect fit, I use it all the time:Bowflex 5.1 Adjustable Weight BenchLOVE the Duffman reference by the way...
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We actually bought it on amazon. Here are the links:CAP Barbell Standard Free Weight Plate, 1-Inch, 5-Pound, BlackCAP Barbell Standard Free Weight Plate, 1-Inch, 10-Pound, BlackHope that helps!
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I just bit the bullet and purchased two new 20 lb all pro adjustable ankle weights. I used my previous pair (nearly every other day) for 15 years until I became too frustrated to deal with my worn-out cuffs. Obviously the actual 1 lb weights did not wear out, but I wasn't able to purchase replacement cuffs. If you can figure out how to get replacement cuffs then you are the man, but I think you will end up buying a new set like I did. Shipping is now free compared to 6 years ago when I first wanted to replace the weights. Keep that in mind as a consolation*
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There are three adjustable chambers which will allow for extremely low weights. I use this with a number of fine powders such as bullseye, unique and H110. Very accurate and consistent measures.
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I liked the bowflex, but as I never need any weights over 20 lbs (and the bowflex only has a 5-50lb option), I'm getting the powerblock 3lb to 21lb set. Saves me $200
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I returned mine due to inaccuracy, but I remember reading about the switch in the user's manual. I think it selects whether the weight displayed is the instantaneous weight or the maximum weight over a period of time. Check the manual if you've got it.
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This bar has a metal piece that screws on and off to hold weights in place. Hope that helps.
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no there is no adjustment. I no longer use this product. I have the same dog as shown in the photo and she ends up just being too heavy on my shoulder. I have to keep switching her back and forth from one shoulder to the next but I can only do it for so long.
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Sorry I don't know as I ended up getting rid of mine. It caused me to have torn ligaments in my back due to the weights!
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I'm a running coach and I use these with several of my coached athletes during training. These are the best ankle weights I've used in over 20+ years of coaching since they are totally adjustable and easy to use. I have the 10lb. ankle weights and can take out the amount of weight I want whether its 2lbs., 5lbs., or whatever.
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You're right, Liz. It TALKS about the other choices, but only ALLOWS you to choose the one-pound weights! That IS a problem. Perhaps you should choose from other velcro ankle weights?
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i got the rack pro from amazon and it didn't come with weights.....you MIGHT have to go directly to the site for the rack pro with weights.....but mines is the rack professional.
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Either one. There is an adapter for the Olympic weights. Otherwise it's the standard 1 inch.
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Refer to the Body Solid website. http://www.bodysolid.com/Home/Free_Weights/Free_Weight_Accessories. PPH2 is the product number. Use light weights to get the form down. Form is everything when it comes to free weight use. Good luck with your training!
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Try to find the manual online or call the company - I know it mentioned recommended top weights in the manual (but mine is filed at my office and I don't have it with me where I am). Keep in mine the weight of any computer, etc, equipment that will also be on top, and how much effort you want to put forth each time you crank it up and down. My top only weighed about 20 pounds, and I wouldn't want it any more difficult to crank (but then again I am a 30 old woman, without arms of steel, so all of that is to be considered!). I want to say the recommended total weight was still in the "hundreds" range. Try to find the manual online or call the company - I know it mentioned recommended top weights in the manual (but mine is filed at my office and I don't have it with me where I am). Keep in mine the weight of any computer, etc, equipment that will also be on top, and how much effort you want to put forth each time you crank it up and down. My top only weighed about 20 pounds, and I wouldn't want it any more difficult to crank (but then again I am a 30 old woman, without arms of steel, so all of that is to be considered!). I want to say the recommended total weight was still in the... » Read More Try to find the manual online or call the company - I know it mentioned recommended top weights in the manual (but mine is filed at my office and I don't have it with me where I am). Keep in mine the weight of any computer, etc, equipment that will also be on top, and how much effort you want to put forth each time you crank it up and down. My top only weighed about 20 pounds, and I wouldn't want it any more difficult to crank (but then again I am a 30 old woman, without arms of steel, so all of that is to be considered!). I want to say the recommended total weight was still in the "hundreds" range. « Show Less