how heavy of a dumbbell can these hold
1071217
My understanding is 1,000 pounds. I haven't tried that much, though. We've gone as far as 85 pounds. They are great.
1071218
The instructions don't indicate max capacity but you may find feedback from others indicating well over 100 lbs.
1071219
I have had 90 lbs on each hook and they do not show any remote sign of failing. I have heard these can hold well over 100 lbs each and probably even double that to be honest. Unless you're throwing weights and pressing over 200 lb dumbells like Spoto I wouldn't even worry about these hooks failing at all.
2217116
Using two 5 pound and two 10 pound dumbbells (that's all I have to test this), the two top shelves can sustain one 5 pound dumbbell each and the two bottom shelves can sustain one 10 pound dumbbell each for a total of 30 pounds for the four shelves.
1391409
These are generally very, very heavy. If you have access to a forklift I recomend it as a dolly might be difficult!
1732735
My step son runs a gym and they use these also and I asked him about the weight limit and he says he has men 350 lbs using them with no problems . He says to Just make sure your anchor is rated for the amount of weight .
874344
Good question. They could be a pound apiece, 4ozs sounds too light. They are solid, heavy metal and have held up well for me. I am no shrinking violet. I push 310 and ride quite a bit.
218156
This is a set of two dumbbells. My set is 3 to 24 pounds for each hand (dumbbell).
1469185
I've had these bars since December 2014 and use my dumbbells at least 3 times per week. One set has 80 lbs on each bar. So far everything is working great. I have dropped the 80 lb dumbbells on a rubber mat and the weld has not broken yet. I'll update my review if damages occur. So far, a great product.
1372825
I'd call them (Powerhooks). They have gym grade Powerhooks too for a few bucks more. I know they have done contests w/ 150+ lb dumbbells.
1300873
I'm using adjustable dumbbells up to 80lbs in each hand. Including my body weight that's 340lbs. It handles that just fine. This thing is very sturdy and the padding is comfortable as well. Great buy!
1052464
i would say no more than 65lbs. i have them holding up 640w 15" behringer cabs. not as strong as the heavy stands but strong enough. i would trade the lighter stands for the stronger ones any day. less weight to carry around.
226540
Don't get them man, They're really very awkward. (try to imagine how long each bar is. They're both made to hold 100lbs in plates!) 18-20 inches long. If you're used to extending to where the weights almost touch you will dislike them. If you go straight up and down like a robot then I def recommend them. Start buying sold dumbbells one by one. It will be worth the money.
1099383
If you put all of the BMP bands on them the poundage would be roughly 70lbs. and I would think they would hold a little more than that. These have been good bands, someone said the handles are too small,they must be a gorilla. I really like the BMP products and their customer service is the greatest, they warranty most of their products for life. When you call you speak to the owners themselves, great guys!
886937
I am not too sure they are not real heavy but yet sturdy to hold up to 250 lbs hope this helps you have a good day
1926429
I'm currently using them for 210 pounds. I will upgrade to 310 pounds soon. I don't anticipate any problems with the handles handling the greater weights.
478692
I think that I would be a miss if I said that they were very strong. I have a back injury so I'm not using them like a regular gym. They are great for my limited use..
1406571
The bars will handle the weight (up to 220 lbs). They may not be tall enough for some of your exercises, though. They are 5" tall.
1509842
I use theses weights with two threaded dumbbell handles with screw on collars and it works fine.