Will these work with 25lb plates on each side of adjustable olympic dumbells?
2018285
yes should clear with 25lb but nothing more. based on my experience it is better to simply press dumbbells off the floor. Otherwise, do unilateral dumbbell presses. this will free up both hands to set up and no spotter or hooks needed. Likewise, both hands are free to lower weight. honestly, my "power hooks" collect dust and never use. In my opinion the hooks are unsafe unless going very, very light and nowhere near failure. In this case no need for hooks anyway. Fabulous idea but simply does not work if really pushing hard.
2018286
I have put 85 pound dumbbells in these with no issue so I am sure you could.
1768492
Well Richard, if your talking standard plates they go up to 25 lbs, and yes that bar can hold them, they can also hold Olympic Plates (all sizes) you just have to get adapter sleeves for the bar and you'll be able to fit them on each end.
1374567
I own the Powerblock Classic 50 set of dumbells. They work great with the curl bar.
194612
I don't know because I only have 2 45 lb Olympic plates, but I've added additional 25 lb plates along with 10 and 5's. I would estimate at least 5 on each side.
806295
Hi, porchpotato. I don't own and haven't used this product, but I own a pair of similar RAWBuiltTech standard-size barbell collars. I don't have one of those interchangeable-plates dumbbell sets, but I can say this much: even a 25 LB (old) Weider weight plate and a pair of (much newer) 5 LB Weider plates (or "disks") press against the clamped-on barbell collar (when the barbell is tilted even moderately). The 35 LB weight-plate trio then causes the barbell collar to shift toward the end of the barbell sleeve, if only by a fraction of an inch. Oh, I know that virtually no-one is tough enough (or dexterous enough) to try handling and curling a 70 LB dumbbell set made with 25 LB weight plates, but I hope my reply is a bit useful ...
1789087
The dumbbells get wider when you add plates. But the plates are pretty slim so it's no problem. Fairly equivalent in size to typical dumbbells at your local gym.
325301
This a standard, not Olympic bar. I have only used 25 lb standard weights, and can fit 4 per side at least.
935790
They accommodate standard plates. I purchased a plastic olympic sleeve and placed over the standard peg for my weights.
167241
I have used them on every piece of equipment at the gym that I go to and that does include Olympic bars (straight bars, z-bars/curl bars). I've used them on the ropes for my rope pull downs and I have used them on hammer strength equipment. I absolutely love them and they're very versatile. Let me know if that answers your question.
745116
You will need 4 adapters (2 on each side) for Olympic plates and will hold a lot of weight.
1316690
Absolutely. They work on all sides of the rack. I would make sure you have plates on the floor plate storage before putting the weighted barbell up high at OHP height for a counterbalance, but beyond that you're set. I love my Titan, it's a great deal and a fantastic piece of equipment.
1372634
I'm not sure about that. But, the weight plates wi fit most barbells. You can just go to a sporting goods store and get more plates or a barbell
196251
No. Standard plates have a smaller hole than olympic size and are for a lighter skinnier bar or dumbbell. A quick google search of olympic vs. standard weights will give you some images to compare
414180
Yes you can. Each pair comes with 4 2.5 plates. All the other plates are 5 lbs each. Upgrade kit consists of 22.5 plates. These are one of the 2 best adjustable dumbbells (powerblock being the other) and if you get them you will be happy with your purchase "Osamabin laden" really!? Well it's not any better than my user name lol!
290944
Yes. Just went and tried fitting them on 3 different types of hex dumbells (TSA, body solid, etc.) and they fit fine. I use mine with a set of ironmaster dumbells.
1585940
Hi Jana, These units do not come with weights. The post they have on them are 1", so they fit standard weight plates without using an adapter. If you have Olympic plates with a 2" hole, you can purchase an Olympic adapter to slide on the post. Hope that helps. Thanks, Andy
1829169
I do believe the bar will accept a standard plate, so if you wanted to, you probably could use 25lbs rather then the 10lbs plates. I have not tried to any larger plates myself, but am getting to the point that I could use a bit more, only thing would be the depth that your hand would be in and I do find that at times my forearm rubs against the 10lb plate as it is.