Buying Dumbells
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Buying Dumbells
I know people have talked about home gyms in here but I would like to buy a rack which I have seen at Sports Authority for about 80 (3 teir rack) and a bunch of dumbells. I never realized how much they were until now and I was wondering if anyone knew a cheap place to get them. It seems like most places are .59 cents per pound and I have seen then for .49 cents but I was wondering if I could get them even cheaper somewhere? The reason I ask is because I'm going to need a lot of them and it will get very expensive. If anyone knows any good places please let me know!
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Might want to try these:
1) Garage sales;
2) Classified ads for used ones;
3) Wal-Mart.
Regarding Sports Authority: sometimes I get a call from them saying I'll get $10 off my next visit just by mentioning that they called me. If you go with them, give this a try.
1) Garage sales;
2) Classified ads for used ones;
3) Wal-Mart.
Regarding Sports Authority: sometimes I get a call from them saying I'll get $10 off my next visit just by mentioning that they called me. If you go with them, give this a try.
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# 48" - Two Tier Dumbell Rack
# One pair of each:
5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 & 50 lb.
Hex Dumbells
# Size: 22" X 40.5" X 26"H
-620 lbs.
C-915348-HD - $269.95 + Freight
If you buy just the rack with no dumbells its $129.95. So here you are getting 620lbs of dumbells for $140.00. You just need to pick it up, because shipping is like $300.
http://www.newyorkbarbells.com/915348-hd.html
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^^ looks like a great deal! To bad i'm in FL, will have to look for another way. Plus, if I got that I would still need to buy all the heavier dumbells seperately. I think ill have to get them at a sporting goods store, i'll just have to look for them when they are on sale.
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isnt that bowflex one supposedly pretty decent? the one where you turn the knob and it switches the same handle to different weights?
http://www.bowflexselecttech.com/def...ookie%5Ftest=1
http://www.bowflexselecttech.com/def...ookie%5Ftest=1
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I have seen these and am not sold on the idea, would rather just have a old normal set. Normal dumbell don't usually break and I have a bad feeling about that thing.
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