need good site to buy dumbells

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08-25-2007, 07:44 PM
flex25j

need good site to buy dumbells

i go to a small gym and alot of the dumbells are bent and started to break they told me to find somewhere to get new ones they just bought 15-55lbs from york with a rubber coated but they dont have 60 on up does anyone know where i can find them?
08-25-2007, 07:50 PM
gixxerboy1

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Originally Posted by flex25j

i go to a small gym and alot of the dumbells are bent and started to break they told me to find somewhere to get new ones they just bought 15-55lbs from york with a rubber coated but they dont have 60 on up does anyone know where i can find them?

where are you located. Pm if you want i sell fitness equipment
08-26-2007, 09:01 AM
browboy

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Originally Posted by flex25j

i go to a small gym and alot of the dumbells are bent and started to break they told me to find somewhere to get new ones they just bought 15-55lbs from york with a rubber coated but they dont have 60 on up does anyone know where i can find them?

Dude,
How this isn't against forum rules, but I just purchased the Bowflex Select Tech dumbells...they are totally awesome. They have couple different sets (one goes from 5 to 52.5 and the other from 10 to 90. Both in increments of 2.5 to 5 lbs.) I got the larger set, with the rack and bench. Totally stoked! They are awesome. I think much better than the powerblocks, cause they aren't square. Have used them in the gym and I think they are limited to certain exercises due to their shape. Also, so much better than having a whole wall of dumbells hangin around.
08-26-2007, 09:50 AM
gixxerboy1

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Originally Posted by browboy

Dude,
How this isn't against forum rules, but I just purchased the Bowflex Select Tech dumbells...they are totally awesome. They have couple different sets (one goes from 5 to 52.5 and the other from 10 to 90. Both in increments of 2.5 to 5 lbs.) I got the larger set, with the rack and bench. Totally stoked! They are awesome. I think much better than the powerblocks, cause they aren't square. Have used them in the gym and I think they are limited to certain exercises due to their shape. Also, so much better than having a whole wall of dumbells hangin around.

I dont see how its against the rules.

I agree with you about the above. I'm not a fan of power blocks. Just be careful with the bowflex ones. They have a tendency not to grasp the weight plates securely. Give them a little shake when you pick them up to be sure.