I want the 200lbs set but I need 2-100lb dumbells. Can each bar hold 100lbs at a time
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If you buy the 200 Lbs set thats 2 dumbbells that can hold 100 Lbs each at the same time
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Yes, the dumbbell bar would hold. It would probably consist of 4 ten pound plates on each side with the remaining plates and bar and collars adding up to 100 pounds.
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The weight of the bar is minimal maybe 2 pounds will hold between 80-100 lbs of additional weight.
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I have tested this to 8,000 pounds and it holds. For heavier dumbbells I puff up my lats and rest my arms against them for the perfect support. You should be fine, go for it.
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i have a pair of 50lbs plates i put on the bar along with a pair of 25lbs...im guessing the bar can hold up to 250lbs, but dont quote me on that
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I have a Olympic bar with a three hundred pound weight set, it will work for most common work out plans.
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I don't have many but the bar weighs 50 lbs and it can hold upto 750lbs. I think using my limited amount of plates that 4 or 5 plates per side would be easy for it. I have a picture of my plates on @whey2muscle twitter page.
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Not sure about the weight restrictions. I'd contact the manufacturer. I only used them with a pair of 90# dumbbells. Read my other post. Good luck.
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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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The elite also have 2 2.5lb add-in weights for each dumbbell. The classics do not. So you end up being able to create more dumbbell weight combinations.
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Hi Wesley,Sorry I am not able to answer your question. We only use the bar with 125 and 147 pounds of load.However it holds fine at these weights.Good luck in your research.
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yes....we have 10 of these bars and they work good. Only problem is some of the knurl's are rougher than the other so it can tear your hands up when your doing oly lifts.
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No. You'll need to buy them separately. Make sure you get an Olympic style set, they have the bigger center hole to fit the machine. I bought a nice 300 pound set from Dick's for a good price. It came with the bar that I don't use, but it was still cheaper to buy the set versus buying the plates individually.
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Choose a weight for the dumbells i.e. 25lbs per dumbell and place them on the ground, one at each end of the curling bar. Then disconnect the weights from the dumbell handle and drop the end of the curling bar into the weights and lock them in.
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All the weights SHOULD fit on one bar, but the clamps/spindles aren't very good on this set so the plates may shift or fall off if you're maxing out a bar.
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I used a pair of 90 lb. dumbbells and there was no issue. However, using the hooks takes some practice. Like any new exercise, start with lighter weights until you get used to the range of motion. I found that putting the hooks back on the bar was awkward at first. Sighting the bar and aligning the hooks takes some practice.
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I can only answer that I bench multiple sets with a setup of about 100 lbs, and drop it into the bar rest area after each set. I have done that for a long time and have had no problems. I do not have the documentation that came with it, but I do not remember any limit being mentioned in it.
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8-10lb plates 2- 5lb plates 2-2.5lb plats per bar + bar and spin locks weight = 100lbs per bar bars are about 19 inches long.