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#POWERBLOCK PRO PRO#

There are four of these heavy models, listed below: The heavy PowerBlock dumbbell models are all expandable to a max weight of 90 lbs per hand.

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Sport 50, Pro 50, PowerBlock 50: All three of these sets adjust from 5-50 lbs per hand and are not expandable beyond that.

Pro 32: Adjusts from 4-32 lbs per hand not expandable beyond that.

Sport 24: Adjusts from 3-24 lbs per hand not expandable beyond that.

These lighter PowerBlock sets have maximum weight capacities ranging from 24 to 50 lbs: There are a few light to moderate capacity sets, which I do not recommend for any serious lifter. This, in my opinion, is the greatest benefit these dumbbells have over the Ironmaster set. Rapid adjustment is an essential feature for you if you plan on doing a lot of supersetting or some type of cross training (or if you’re just really impatient).

It takes no more than 2 to 5 seconds to change the weights of the dumbbells. If fast weight adjustment is a top priority for you, then the PowerBlock dumbbells are your best option. The following sections will cover all the good things about the PowerBlock dumbbells. I’ll start this review by getting into the good stuff. Without further ado, I’ll get to the good part of my PowerBlock dumbbells review! The pros and cons are as follows: Pros I’ve updated certain parts of this page to include new insights where relevant regarding their comparison. So, I now have first hand experience with both of these leading adjustable dumbbell systems. I’ve also used other models that my friends own. However, I have since bought my first pair of PowerBlock dumbbells: the Pro EXP Stage 3 Set. When I originally wrote this PowerBlock review article years ago, I hadn’t bought any PowerBlock dumbbells. As such, it’s necessary to point out some major differences between the two systems. …The Ironmaster dumbbells, which I also own, are the most formidable competitor of the PowerBlocks. Without further ado, let’s get into the pros and cons…Īt several points within the list of pros and cons below, I’ll compare the PowerBlock dumbbells to the Ironmaster Quick-Lock dumbbells…

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If you would like to learn in-depth about the differences between the various PowerBlock series and models, I urge you to read my full guide on PowerBlock Dumbbells.

Lowest priced model that expands to 90 lbs.

Rated 4.5 out of 5 in Adjustable Dumbbells

Straight handle (as opposed to contoured).

Not the lowest-priced model, but a reat bang for your buck.Open handle design with 'wedge' handle shape gives the most hand space of any model.Urethane coating to protect the dumbbells from wear and tear over time.Flex bracket design for significantly greater durability.If you’re in a hurry and just want to know what’s the best PowerBlock dumbbell for you, then check out my top 3 recommendations below: Model Though, when applicable, I will point out important differences between specific models. And so I will generally lump them together and talk about them as a whole. I’ll explain the pros and cons of this adjustable dumbbell system so that you can judge how well they meet your needs.Īlthough the PowerBlocks come in many different models, they all share core commonalities as an adjustable dumbbell system. This PowerBlock dumbbells review will help you decide if the PowerBlock dumbbells are the right adjustable dumbbells for you.

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