Good price for quality dumbbell set. Ideal for beginners and maybe for adding extra weights later, if you don't give up in the first 3 months
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backinstock
4 Mar 175#5
Ordered some for click and collect.
Went to collect, but couldn't carry them to my car!
homebanjo
4 Mar 173#22
I ordered a full set (dumb-bells, two bars, another curling bar and many many kilo plates) by post, in installments over several weeks. Never used them.
You should see the size of our postwoman now though!
Gopher42 to backinstock
4 Mar 173#17
You need some strength training mate. Get your self some cast iron dumb bells :wink:
willyzippy89
4 Mar 173#12
20kg.......do you even lift bruh !!!
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anglo
7 Mar 17#26
Thanks OP, just picked mine up from Hammersmith & carried them back to Southfields via the Tube.
Phew, that burned a few calories! :smiley:
chelseafi
7 Mar 17#25
thank you just picked up a set from St Albans,
brilly
5 Mar 17#24
brains can atrophy from lack of use also
homebanjo
4 Mar 173#22
I ordered a full set (dumb-bells, two bars, another curling bar and many many kilo plates) by post, in installments over several weeks. Never used them.
You should see the size of our postwoman now though!
supermann to homebanjo
4 Mar 171#23
Where did you get those from mate? No offence to people here but 10kg per dumbbell is a bit light.
muzzzzzzzzzy
4 Mar 17#21
Good for lateral raises
abbot26
4 Mar 17#19
No stock within 50 miles, typical Argos sale, worthless
davewave to abbot26
4 Mar 17#20
buy similar set for same price from Decathlon...https://www.decathlon.co.uk/10-kg-dumbbells-set-id_1042451.html
argosextra
4 Mar 17#18
Some of us still do walking to argos
backinstock
4 Mar 175#5
Ordered some for click and collect.
Went to collect, but couldn't carry them to my car!
Jollux to backinstock
4 Mar 17#6
I bought a set about ten years ago from Argos. You should've seen the cashier sweating buckets trying to carry it over to me. And then me trying to carry it to the car, lol.
IWannaBeAdored to backinstock
4 Mar 17#7
I ordered the Bodymax Deluxe 30kg dumbells from Amazon last week.
You should have seen the state of the DPD driver carrying them to my front door. :smile:
You need some strength training mate. Get your self some cast iron dumb bells :wink:
BIGUSHEADUS
4 Mar 17#16
Been looking for a set of 20kg, thank you so much OP!
Jules_HT
4 Mar 17#15
I got these at Xmas. First set had to go back because the nut wouldn't tighten on one of the threads, second set were fine. I did read that the nuts keep coming loose, but if you do them nice and tight it's not a problem. Bargain.
calm
4 Mar 17#14
good find. Ordered. Thanks
TommehLi
4 Mar 172#13
Bought these earlier in the year but for a few extra £ because my uni gym bumped the price up massively to try and cover the cost of the new sports centre they built (that is miles away from where most students live).
Decent set of dumbbells that will definitely be more than enough for those looking to start out getting in shape, more experienced lifters will probably find they'll quickly plateau with 20kg weight though (10kg on each bar). Build quality is good and the spinlock collars do well at holding the discs on the bar securely.
For those who are looking to start getting in shape at home, this website does a good job of covering most muscle groups using just dumbbells :stuck_out_tongue:
willyzippy89
4 Mar 173#12
20kg.......do you even lift bruh !!!
Curlyman83
4 Mar 17#11
Got one of these sets a few months back, but seriously tempted to get another just for the extra weights.
antmatz
4 Mar 17#9
Sadly no stock near me. Heat though.
kingjames
4 Mar 17#8
At least you had a car :-)
davewave
4 Mar 17#4
Nice one managed to track down some. Nice find. Have some heat.
rugbymike
4 Mar 172#3
If you can get cast iron weights for around a pound (£!) a kg then always a bargain! I have a mixture of vinyl and cast iron and the vinyl ones have started to split.
6ixFoot1
4 Mar 17#1
Good price. I was looking at the vinyl set thats dropped from £30 to £20. What are the pros of the cast over the vinyl?
mooty to 6ixFoot1
4 Mar 173#2
The main one is size. Vinyl weights are around double the thickness of iron plates, so you can fit significantly less on a bar. They're also considerably less durable and have zero resale value (iron weights tend to hold their value).
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Went to collect, but couldn't carry them to my car!
You should see the size of our postwoman now though!
Latest comments (26)
Phew, that burned a few calories! :smiley:
You should see the size of our postwoman now though!
Went to collect, but couldn't carry them to my car!
I ordered the Bodymax Deluxe 30kg dumbells from Amazon last week.
You should have seen the state of the DPD driver carrying them to my front door. :smile:
Decent set of dumbbells that will definitely be more than enough for those looking to start out getting in shape, more experienced lifters will probably find they'll quickly plateau with 20kg weight though (10kg on each bar). Build quality is good and the spinlock collars do well at holding the discs on the bar securely.
For those who are looking to start getting in shape at home, this website does a good job of covering most muscle groups using just dumbbells :stuck_out_tongue: