At least with the plastic ones you can keep them outside for ten or twenty years without them going rusty until you realise you're really, really not going to use them. Then you can't even give them away and you end up taking them to the dump where you'll struggle to heave them over the side of the skip because you never worked out. Or so I've heard.

Shame it's vinyl. 20kg of plastic is too light for me, would have preferred 20kg of metal.

I know I should get these but I'm too lazy.

Posting a weights deal :confused:

Wait for the 'this is too light, I lift 1000kgs, look how strong I am' comments

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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Confidence-Fitness-20kg-Dumbbell-Weights/dp/B008OE9C9O/ref=pd_cp_200_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1D38FKCZ7YKRM175YM8H

They look near identical to these.

This is to light for me, add another 980 kilo them I might be interested

Cold I need 2000kg weights, or better still I should just bench press Argos's warehouse with all there weight lifting kit inside

I would be rightly impressed if someone can lift 1000kg. Anyway, the point is you gain strength and most would quickly exceed the weight these provide and they are unwieldy for their weight.

Is it vynil! Crap!

Great but they are not ADIDAS. It is like posting android phone in iPhone deal : )

anyone knows if Adidas still selling this dress?

Will they carry them home for me? They look heavy.

Gr8 w8s m8

Here you go, some 20kg cast sets on Amazon at about the same price (ish) http://www.amazon.co.uk/JLL%C2%AE-20kg-Cast-Iron-Dumbbell/dp/3251463411/ref=sr_1_103?s=fitness&ie=UTF8&qid=1454172379&sr=1-103 or 30kg plastic here for a couple of quid more http://www.amazon.co.uk/MiraFit-Dumbbell-Gym-Weights-Set/dp/B00R7LDXU4/ref=sr_1_64?s=fitness&ie=UTF8&qid=1454172169&sr=1-64

or cheapest I can find £17.99 http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ultrasport-Dumbbell-Set-44-lbs/dp/B007ACJSVS/ref=sr_1_137?s=fitness&ie=UTF8&qid=1454172447&sr=1-137

20KG will get you quite far on biceps, but little else. You'll max these for chest, shoulders back etc. after only a couple of months. You wouldn't want to just do biceps either as you'd be out proportion; much better off looking for a 30KG set instead.

Weight is weight at the end of the day but do agree with the comments the previous posters said about this....go for metal plates if you can........if the lifting bug catches they will last you a lifetime.........

Personally I would buy of ebay/gumtree etc....always used kit up at bargain prices....

Personally don't think this is a particularly good set for a beginner if you're intending to do a full body workout. The lowest weight combination is almost certainly too much to do certain shoulder, upper back and forearm exercises properly while on the other end of the scale with little scope for buying extra weights you'll outgrow them almost immediately for the larger muscle groups. Spend £7 more and get a cast iron set with 4 x 0.5kg, 4 x 1.25kg, 4 x 2.5kg. Much better incrementations and easy to buy new plates which you'll need very quickly.

Bulky and not worth it, better getting metal weights, worth the extra, you would quickly progress from 9kg on a dumbbell no matter how weak you start, at least with metal you can add more weight as you get stronger without it looking like you're holding a sofa

Shame it's vinyl. 20kg of plastic is too light for me, would have preferred 20kg of metal.

And the hilarious "do you even lift bro?" :confused:

I may be thick but the weight doesn't add up! 4×3kg=12kg + 4×1.25kg= 17kg + 2×0.5kg = 18kg so do the 4 threaded collars weigh more than the bars at 0.625kg?

Can these be picked up?

At least with the plastic ones you can keep them outside for ten or twenty years without them going rusty until you realise you're really, really not going to use them. Then you can't even give them away and you end up taking them to the dump where you'll struggle to heave them over the side of the skip because you never worked out. Or so I've heard.

Good deal but do the plastic ends come loose when training with them. Have some similar to these but have to stick a little blue tack to stop this.

You don't need massive weights to get results but this set looks like it's all plastic so maybe better to look for something else if you'll be using regularly for the long term

Good price but for £13 more you can get a pair of new 10kg proper Hex Dumbbells off eBay. These things are usually overly large and ungainly to use effectively.

Not able to buy it. when clicking "buy it now" or add it to basket it comes up with an error

Good deal. Handy website here with lots of excercises: http://www.exrx.net/Exercise.html

good find op, heat added

Posting a weights deal :confused:

Wait for the 'this is too light, I lift 1000kgs, look how strong I am' comments

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at least then you get a puncture repair kit... oh wait wrong product :man:

vinyl
going to be even bigger than normal with the pointless trigrips

I know I should get these but I'm too lazy.