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PowerBlock Personal Trainer Adjustable Dumbbell Set Expired
$290
$499.99
+ Free S/H w/ Prime
Sport.Woot.com has PowerBlock Personal Trainer Adjustable Dumbbell Set (502-00094-00) on sale for $289.99. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or is otherwise a flat $6 per order.
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About the Product
- One pair (2 total dumbbells) w/ adjustable weights
- Adjustable from 2.5 to 50 pounds in 2.5 lbs. increments
- Selector pin allows you to change weights easily
- Compact/balanced than traditional dumbbells
- Padded handle for wrist protection
- Maximum weight of 50 lbs. per hand
- Dimensions at 50 lbs.; 12"x6"x6"
- Includes a 10-year PowerBlock Limited warranty w/ purchase
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- This price is $210 lower (42% savings) than the list price.
- This price is $10 lower than the last time this dumbbell set was a Frontpage Deal.
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- This Adjustable Dumbbell Set has received an average rating of 4.5 stars out of 5 based on over 500 customer reviews.
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Edited November 22, 2021
at 12:27 PM
This is not one of the expandable sets, but still a decent price.
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I feel like powerblocks would be really awkward for certain workouts. But never tried them so who knows.
I've used them in the gym and they're great.
To stand up from the bench I lean the end of the dumbell on my thighs so that notch would suck.
Looks like the Core Home Fitness set is on sale for $350 right now too. Nuobell worth $150 more?
Also, if you're. a normal, 18 year old+ male that weights over 135 lbs, how is 50lbs not limiting you of your intentions are to get stronger? yes, this is a fully loaded question meant to trigger lots of people. this set can't expand.
I'm just over that weight in my 30's. I find 50lb dumbells to be pretty useful. Yes I can max out my bench press with them fairly easily, but not overhead press or curls. I'm obviously not buff, but I like them nonetheless.
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I feel like powerblocks would be really awkward for certain workouts. But never tried them so who knows.
Here are my recommendations: I had these and yes, they're pretty good. They have their pros and their cons. Others are correct that these are awkward with some exercises. My biggest issue with them, the reason I ended up returning them for the more traditional dumbbells, is this: The mechanism to switch the weights is a thin plastic "U" shaped thing that you slide between the weighted bars. I found it to be very flimsy, and it would frequently misalign, causing it to not pick up the weights correctly. This is in part because I had them on the floor, not on the dedicated dumbbell stand. But I'm 6'4'', and the would only bring it to slightly above my knees anyway. So I had to get my eyes level with the dumbbells in order to ensure proper alignment. If you're not going to be constantly changing the weights during a workout, it's probably not much of an issue. But I hated it. TLDR; these are a pain in the buns to use when it comes to changing the weights.
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Hope this current 10% code could be add on top of it. PBSQUAD10
I purchased a set of pro exp with that code last week in case there's a delay due to Black Friday and the code doesn't work with BF sales
Sturdy build the only piece that's plastic is the white housing and the clip but still feels pretty solid. The weights don't move around when I'm using them when the clip is in.
The opening can feel a bit cramped though if you have big hands which took some getting used.
Would recommend for a home setup. Will be looking for the additional expandable weights in the future
Otherwise I highly recommend powerblocks in general. I've been very happy with mine. The design does make it so you can't do some exercises like goblet squats but the list in general is small and there are plenty of alternatives. The bars on the side are also a bit weird at first but I got used to them and they don't bother me. YMMV there. I do not have any problems with changing the weight. Yes sometimes you miss the correct gap but generally they slide in very easily if you aim for the colors.The mechanism to change weight is plastic but for this application that's fine. Powerblocks are known to be long lasting so I doubt it'll fail on you.