Hi! What's the tolerance classification on these weights? Thanks for your help!
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NONE, of which I a'm aware.Having recieved the set(I love them), IF you prefer the "scientific" weights, that DO have tolerances such as +/-.003gr.-then I would suggest that "level" of item. These work fine. Additionally for the price-they are difficult to beat!~ Good Luck...
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I'm an avid hiker with many lightweight, expensive pole sets. Sacheen, I thank you for asking this exceedingly simple question. I'm rather saddened to see opinion answers ("They're not too heavy to me?") to a quantitative question. I am sorry that you actually had to purchase them to find that they are too heavy. I believe you. Sorry too that your scale was broken at the time, and no one else seems to have simply placed these on a small gram/ounce scale to get an actual weight. Thanks again, Sacheen, for saving me from buying these. I'm willing to pay more for high performance, lightweight poles for my Nordic walking/hikes of up to 20 miles a day. I'm an avid hiker with many lightweight, expensive pole sets. Sacheen, I thank you for asking this exceedingly simple question. I'm rather saddened to see opinion answers ("They're not too heavy to me?") to a quantitative question. I am sorry that you actually had to purchase them to find that they are too heavy. I believe you. Sorry too that your scale was broken at the time, and no one else seems to have simply placed these on a small gram/ounce scale to get an actual weight. Thanks again, Sacheen, for saving me from buying these. I'm willing to pay more for high performance,... » Read More I'm an avid hiker with many lightweight, expensive pole sets. Sacheen, I thank you for asking this exceedingly simple question. I'm rather saddened to see opinion answers ("They're not too heavy to me?") to a quantitative question. I am sorry that you actually had to purchase them to find that they are too heavy. I believe you. Sorry too that your scale was broken at the time, and no one else seems to have simply placed these on a small gram/ounce scale to get an actual weight. Thanks again, Sacheen, for saving me from buying these. I'm willing to pay more for high performance, lightweight poles for my Nordic walking/hikes of up to 20 miles a day. « Show Less
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I'm not sure exactly, but they are comfortable to use weight wise. The specification information on the Amazon description might say.
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I do not know what guage they are -but the weight capacity of 250 lbs. -We bought these for my mom and she loves them
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I'm using mine in Rigging class to measure weights varying from 1lb to 6lbs. It's pretty accurate for my application. I don't know about anything less than a pound.
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I'm not sure, I weight about 170/175. Haven't had anyone much heavier than that use them.
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If you look on Lodge website they have exact weights listed. Also listed in their booklets that ships with them. I'm a Chef and use them daily. Very well made!
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Printed weights on a metallic looking probably mylar type tape. They are recessed so nothing rubs on them so they should last a long time.
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I cannot help you with your question, perhaps it is best that you should ask the person or company that is actually selling these via amazon. As a purchaser of this item I can tell you that they work well and are capable of handling up to about 6.5 lbs of equally distributed weight.
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Feel free to add me to facebook/wovenx if you want - I've been working out for a while now. Enjoy your weights! (I got the stand to which is awesome)
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From my actual measurement using incremental 2.5lb dumbbell plates, it's about 20lbs total or avg 5lbs +/- per finger on the lowest tension setting. Did not measure the max as I do not have a need for it (yet).
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Best advice I can give, get an Ironmaster or Powerblock. Major problem with weights getting stuck - dials.
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I have had them for about a month and a half and been doing p90x with them. I have had no problem with them and no injuries. I would not drop them but on the other hand you shouldn't drop any dumbbells. I am glad I bought them.
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I have only tried them with 250 pounds but had no problem with that weight. I have no idea what they are officially rated for - of even if they have a rating.
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Weights from a standard weight set will work. Amount of weight depends on the weight of your equipment on the end.
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They are cast iron weights. About 3 pounds each. Works pretty well. Had the vest since christmas and ive had it on ever since. Its really improved my overall results :)))
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I basically only use dumbells when I do bench presess/ flat and decline I used 100lbs to 105 pounds for flat as well as decline presses without any noticeable strain on my powerhooks , very well constructed and worth every penny. I would going upwards to 120pounds without giving it much thought.