Down from 31.99. Great value for 18kg of weights. Less than half price!
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jimx26 to charliemike
6 May 1724#20
What a hero!
callum84 to charliemike
6 May 1722#25
You must have a strong neck, hold that big head of yours.
danjames922
6 May 1717#24
Why are the comment sections of these things always filled with dickheads? Everyone has to start somewhere.
Biggunspaul
6 May 1713#27
Reading the comments makes me cringe !
The ones bragging about how light the weights are probably sat there with a beer in one hand and a pork pie in the other.
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snoopy18
6 May 171#1
What retailer, link won't open on my ipad
spacemaniac to snoopy18
6 May 171#2
argos
nandunanu to snoopy18
6 May 17#31
argos
RichardBRiddick
6 May 171#3
great price, paid just under £20 last year for EZ curl bar alone.. :confused:
professorEX
6 May 178#4
curlz for dem girlz
davewave to professorEX
6 May 17#39
yeah, I could lift a hundred of them.
you_gotta_be_kidding
6 May 171#5
18kg??? not bad for a kids set I suppose
Kid_Sickarus to you_gotta_be_kidding
6 May 173#6
You don't have to limit yourself to only using the plates that come with the bar. You can add more/ heavier plates for the gainz
The_Circle to you_gotta_be_kidding
6 May 171#30
Oh look... Arnold Schwarzenegger decided to post a comment. It must be great to be able to lift really heavy weights. Not everyone is as strong a you. Plus for anyone wanting to gain strength, or recover from injury, these are great value. Explain to me how boasting about how strong you are does you any good. Go on. I'd love to hear.
oqey to you_gotta_be_kidding
6 May 177#33
I started with an argos 15kg dumb sets, today almost 5 years later I can curl with 65kg, 6 reps 3 sets even more depending on time.
But the most effective for me is 45kg, 15 reps 3-4 sets.
Everyone needs to start somewhere, to folks reading some bragging comments, ignore those. Make a start with whatever you can afford and move up when you can.
It's not about HOW MUCH you can lift, but HOW YOU lift it that counts.
charliemike
6 May 172#7
My biceps would need three sets of these to have any effect. Not bad for twiglet armed people though.
jimx26 to charliemike
6 May 1724#20
What a hero!
callum84 to charliemike
6 May 1722#25
You must have a strong neck, hold that big head of yours.
benny92 to charliemike
6 May 171#43
Muscle. Bound. Moron.
Bradleigh to charliemike
6 May 172#47
uglybeautyqueen to charliemike
6 May 17#52
Ha! Bet you are one of the A-holes that walk around pure gym just to take selfies for snap chat. Totally egotistic buffoon.
BigTimeDealer
6 May 171#8
Will the bar be able to hold the weights I use?
bibizizi
6 May 172#9
Q&A section says bar limited to 18KG. Bars supplies with vinyl discs are rarely good enough to upgrade.
Danze1984
6 May 174#10
At the same time, sets like this, the bars aren't rated to hold all that much weight and you will outgrow it in no time.
Also, this set on Amazon is the same price, free delivery, and has 12KG more with a weight limit of 60KG.
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The ones bragging about how light the weights are probably sat there with a beer in one hand and a pork pie in the other.
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But the most effective for me is 45kg, 15 reps 3-4 sets.
Everyone needs to start somewhere, to folks reading some bragging comments, ignore those. Make a start with whatever you can afford and move up when you can.
It's not about HOW MUCH you can lift, but HOW YOU lift it that counts.
Also, this set on Amazon is the same price, free delivery, and has 12KG more with a weight limit of 60KG.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Outdoortips-Dumbbell-Training-Lifting-Exercise/dp/B01B163RSS/ref=sr_1_5?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1494062881&sr=1-5&keywords=curling+bar