Are they standard weight plates? Does it seem like you could add 25lb standard weight plates to it by taking off the 2 5lbs and 2 2.5lbs?
1829167
They should take the 1" diameter standard weights, but not Olympic. So you could get each dumbbell higher than 100 lbs a piece by buying separate 25 lb plates yes.
1829168
the holes are for standard plates not olympic size. i think it would be awkward to use with the 25lb standard weight plate because of the diameter of it.
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.
538743
Is weighing 25 pounds properly and if you want shipped to a company which is shipped to me Can you modify the weight to the right weight
176747
No extra weights. They are just standard plates you can pick up just about anywhere..even amazon.
1629973
You do have to buy weights. I have olympic weights with 2" opening. This is made for regular weights with 1" opening. I would recommend buying some 25 pound or 10 pound weight plates with 1" opening. It depends on how heavy you want to go
691496
Good question John, after trying out the weights, you can put up to 100 lbs with small 10 lb plates but you can fit the 25 lb plates on each side. I have tried it and even three 25 lb plates on each side for bit remember its not a long straight bar so just be careful, but test it out
216352
I also have a 2 door. I bought the 4 piece set, I used the two long ones and they look great. While I there is no official place for the short ones I intend to put them somewhere else. You could do the same or try to sell the short plates. Either way, definitely worth it.
335423
yeah i got a freight carrier to deliver me a pair of 50Lbs weight plates you might have to pick them up at your local facility depending on your residential location you can order these at, http://www.fitnessfactory.com/home/Item/3049/RPB/Standard_Cast_Iron_Weight_Plates/
413277
Yes! I actually purchased some extra 2.5lb plates at my local used sporting goods store and they fit just fine.
1252524
just the wghts on the weight stack i believe it was a 210lb wgt. stack no free wgt plates are included
460384
You get (4) 10lbs. plates,(6) 5lbs. plates, and (6) 2.5lbs. plates. So, you get 85lbs. of weight. I suppose the manufacturer figures the weight of the bars and collars, then advertises it as 110lbs.
1629975
Yes you do, and also you need the purchase Olympic adapters (3) for a few dollars so that the plates fit properly. 25lbs, 35lbs, or 45lb plates I'd recommend.
1672213
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
268525
Let me give you a few specs and see if it answers your question. The bottom bars are 6 3/4 inches long from center post to end. There is a 3/4 inch butterfly keeper for each bar, so that leaves 6 inches of space for weights (both sides the same). I have three weights on each side (6 inches) totaling 28.5 lbs each side. The bars are not solid, but are very sturdy steel. I would hazard a guess that you could put two 35lb plates on each side and not buckle the bars. But don't quote me to your lawyer on that! <grin>
903007
Indeed it does. One 35lb bar, two 25lb plates, two 10lb plates, and two 5lb plates, and two collars. Total weight 105lbs. Don't put too much more weight than that or the bar will bend or snap.
190085
Yes - everything you see featured in the photo EXCEPT the weight plates, comes with the unit. It is great - we highly recommend it!
2147093
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
2167183
Yes; this bar was designed for standard sized plates. That was very smart of you to ask before buying. Hope you like the bar; I am very happy with it to this day.