Add-on plates? Where can I buy additional plates compatible with these dumbbell's handle?
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One of the reviewers of the dumbbell set referred people to this site and said it's the cheapest he could find for add-on plates. http://www.warehousefitness.com/exercise-equipment/RDD/default.aspx Hope this helps!
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You need Olympic weights for this bar. Standard plates for a standard bar. You are smart to check because many stores don't carry a lot of Olympic plates.
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You can use either. I have an Olympic set with it currently but they can be used with a standard set as well. The leg extension comes with an adapter to fit the 2" plates but the 1" fit without the adapter.
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yes they have the 1 inch type of free weights for sale on the site, just throw the rack into the folded up position and you can add them to the T bars!
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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.
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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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There was no plate with these handles. We used a template to install them on new cabinets.
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I am not sure, as I have had it for a couple of years now. However I seem to recall that there is not a kit, and extra weights cannot be added.
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Btw, this machine has 3 weight stacks so purchase 3 Olympic adapters. They are reasonably priced. I believe they come in packs of 2, so u'll have a spare left over.
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Yes, 1" standard are all I use. Adapters would be needed for Olympic plates.
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I know this is kind of late, but the 12.5 lb plates have a small enough diameter for dumbell work, you can put 4 on a side (of a 14" dumbell") and get up to 104lbs that way.
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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.
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You can use either the large hole weights or small hole weights for the legs portion. There is an adapter that slides on and off for this. So any weight plates you can find will fit
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I will say I bought a pair of Hoist dumbells and I love them. They can not break. I have the 45 lb set and will upgrade when needed. The Bowflex are nice but they are crazy expensive and bulky. They may take a few seconds more to change weights as you add or revove actual plates and adjust the dial to keep in place but I could not be happier with the purchase.
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No extra weights. They are just standard plates you can pick up just about anywhere..even amazon.
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You can find quick release plates at http://www.dmkfoto.com/Pair_of_Quick_Release_Plates_WF_p/2160.htm
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I first purchased off Smazin from a third party seller and only got one dumbbell. Returned it, ordered from Amazon and got both. Be careful who you buy from.