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dr j
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008 1:30 PM
I've been buying the hex ones - look at them as a long-term investment that will last for decades.
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008 1:46 PM
i use the heavy ones  i have a pair of screw on db's. they have about 15 pounds on them which isn't useful anymore. what can i do with 15 lb db's besides shoulder side raises?
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008 2:11 PM
ORIGINAL: TheSilverFox
i use the heavy ones
i have a pair of screw on db's. they have about 15 pounds on them which isn't useful anymore. what can i do with 15 lb db's besides shoulder side raises?
cok raises?
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008 2:35 PM
yes, bowflex db's are either 599 for the ones that go to 52.5lbs and 699 for the ones that go to 90lbs
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Wednesday, July 16, 2008 6:03 PM
ORIGINAL: getnswole
yes, bowflex db's are either 599 for the ones that go to 52.5lbs and 699 for the ones that go to 90lbs
dont buy a bLowflex. So why dont you go to a gym again?
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Thursday, July 17, 2008 12:57 PM
screw on ones and just add weight, but lately been going to the gym cuz its summer:D
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Thursday, July 17, 2008 12:59 PM
ORIGINAL: RedJeep
ORIGINAL: getnswole
yes, bowflex db's are either 599 for the ones that go to 52.5lbs and 699 for the ones that go to 90lbs
dont buy a bLowflex.
So why dont you go to a gym again?
for the record, it's not the actual bowflex, but a set of dumbells they came out with. Not a bad idea in theory, just waaay too expensive for the product.
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Thursday, July 17, 2008 3:11 PM
ORIGINAL: NBSFighter
ORIGINAL: RedJeep
ORIGINAL: getnswole
yes, bowflex db's are either 599 for the ones that go to 52.5lbs and 699 for the ones that go to 90lbs
dont buy a bLowflex.
So why dont you go to a gym again?
for the record, it's not the actual bowflex, but a set of dumbells they came out with. Not a bad idea in theory, just waaay too expensive for the product.
lol, sorry, I wasnt paying attention to what you had put. Yeah those dumbells are not bad at all, I thought about getting them on sale from amazon for like 299$ but then I started using more weight.
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Friday, August 01, 2008 5:58 AM
ORIGINAL: NBSFighter
ORIGINAL: TheSilverFox
i use the heavy ones
i have a pair of screw on db's. they have about 15 pounds on them which isn't useful anymore. what can i do with 15 lb db's besides shoulder side raises?
cok raises?
LMAO. That made me think of that pick of destiny movie with cok pushups.
Lifts: Bench-285, ATG Squat-485, Deadlift-495
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Friday, August 01, 2008 6:53 AM
ORIGINAL: NBSFighter
ORIGINAL: RedJeep
ORIGINAL: getnswole
yes, bowflex db's are either 599 for the ones that go to 52.5lbs and 699 for the ones that go to 90lbs
dont buy a bLowflex.
So why dont you go to a gym again?
for the record, it's not the actual bowflex, but a set of dumbells they came out with. Not a bad idea in theory, just waaay too expensive for the product.
There are some blok / block ones that look a lot better engineered and sturdier. http://www.powerblock.com/ 
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Friday, August 01, 2008 7:07 AM
ORIGINAL: Leg_Beast
ORIGINAL: NBSFighter
ORIGINAL: TheSilverFox
i use the heavy ones
i have a pair of screw on db's. they have about 15 pounds on them which isn't useful anymore. what can i do with 15 lb db's besides shoulder side raises?
cok raises?
LMAO. That made me think of that pick of destiny movie with cok pushups.
lol that movie owns
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Friday, August 01, 2008 8:53 AM
have you bought any yet? tbh there all about the same just get some that you can put weights and add clips on..
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RE: DUMBBELLS
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Sunday, August 03, 2008 7:14 PM
I use hex dumbbells, 12Lb, 15Lb, 25Lb, I need to get some 35ers. they are mostly for arm work and flys...
180.4Lbs, 5'11", BF%=18? 155.0Lbs, Goal Deadlift:285(now 255) F-BB-Bench:3X5 205lb Squat: 1X5 175lb
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