I purchased this amp about a year ago and to this day I have had no problems whatsoever. If you wanna wire the amp down to 1ohm it can be done but only with 1 DVC 2 ohm subs, if you try to wire down 2 DVC subs that are both @ 2ohms the ohms will drop down to .5 ohms and the amp can not handle that actually no amp that is 1 ohm stable ...
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After much research, I've purchased the Powerblocks Sport 9.0's that go up to 90 lbs. The 50lbs are expandable to the 90lbs, and then that set into the 130lbs. I am completely satisfied and excited by the set. My review is not to explain their function, but to save anyone the research time between Weider's, Bowflex, Ironmaster, ...
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Thanks for the vid. I have the 90's and wanted to see the 130's in action. Your vid gave a better view of them than the little pictures on other sites.
These look like if ever wanted to go up to 130, some exercises would be impossible because of the size of each dumbell. I can't see myself doing a chest press with that huge thing in each hand. My question is, how good are these for 100/105/110 weight? is the size of the dumble at that weigh still decent enough to do regular exercises?
Im not freakishly strong or anything, I would RARELY go to 100 but when Im pumped I can go pretty high, so I had that doubt.
Great video, I just have a question. I haven't done any weighs since I got married, which was like a year ago but before that I used to do up to 100 pounds each hand when I was doing some chest exercises and some triceps. I did 100 because thats the max weight my gym carried, now I want to get back to lifting but in my house, so I ordered the sport 9 up to set 3, which goes up to 130 pounds but I dont see my self going over 100 (continued in the next post)
I would not trust these dumbbells , what if my hand gets caught up in there trying to lift 130 lbs. I would rather use regular hex I could always drop them. If I would to be doing a shoulder press that would really hurt if they come apart n fall on my head.
@fifo32 Bowflex dumbbells are pure garbage compared to powerflocks. The bowflex units are designer plastic junk. Powerblocks are steel with a 10 year warranty, and the are way more versitile based solely on the fact that you dont need to go back to a special rack to drop off or pick up extra weight.
@fifo32 ill give u that they dont look good bro, but they r very durable and r made of quality steel...the bowflex r good but they break too easily bcuz of the plastic. either powerblocks or bowflex r good but powerblocks r much better in my opinion
I bought my elite set way back in the beginning.years ago..I just received my 8-11 extension set(408.00 including shipping)..and yes now they're super expensive..thanks for the video..I couldn't figure out how the big plates were pinned in from the picture on the website.
no, they're less than 900 dollars. That does sound expensive, but if you want the same with a full set of individual weights, prepare to spend almost $5000.
the bowflex selecttech only goes up to 90lbs. If you needed the 130lbs that comes with this, buying the selecttech would be a waste of time. You'd might as well just buy the 90lbs version of the powerblock. I love those things. Just got mine yesterday but they're worth every penny. They're built to last as long as you aren't one of those dumbass that hurls the weight to the floor after you're done with a set.
Yes, if you get the elite set that goes from 5-50 lbs. it only costs about $350, you can add adjuster plates to go from 50--90 lbs. or to 130 lbs. Those adjuster plates are a couple hundred bucks each. Most people will never be able to lift a 130 lb. dumbell. Also, most free weight stands at gyms only go to about 90 lbs, but if you are ever able to do that much weight, than good for you.
I love my powerblocks I have a 10-90pound set, but I have to admit the convenience and design of Powerblocks breaks down after that point, to use anything over 90 pounds looks like a pain
I totally agree, over 90 and it defeats the purpose of the quick change dumbbell. It's still faster than loading plates on handles and still very compact for such a heavy weight!
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I purchased this amp about a year ago and to this day I have had no problems whatsoever. If you wanna wire the amp down to 1ohm it can be done but only with 1 DVC 2 ohm subs, if you try to wire down 2 DVC subs that are both @ 2ohms the ohms will drop down to .5 ohms and the amp can not handle that actually no amp that is 1 ohm stable ...
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My husband researched the best product of this type and had been talking about Powerblocks for months. I purchased them for Christmas and he loves them. Widest weight range in product class. Purchased stand too. It's great.
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After much research, I've purchased the Powerblocks Sport 9.0's that go up to 90 lbs. The 50lbs are expandable to the 90lbs, and then that set into the 130lbs. I am completely satisfied and excited by the set. My review is not to explain their function, but to save anyone the research time between Weider's, Bowflex, Ironmaster, ...
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ecocoulmismiboh 2 weeks ago
Thanks for the vid. I have the 90's and wanted to see the 130's in action. Your vid gave a better view of them than the little pictures on other sites.
animalic 8 months ago
you have too much time on your hands
ThrowerSR 8 months ago
are there any videos showing someone actually picking one of these monsters up??
stevethetree1991 1 year ago 2
Which is better? Powerblock elite or powerblock sports series?
immortalsonicgamer 1 year ago
These look like if ever wanted to go up to 130, some exercises would be impossible because of the size of each dumbell. I can't see myself doing a chest press with that huge thing in each hand. My question is, how good are these for 100/105/110 weight? is the size of the dumble at that weigh still decent enough to do regular exercises?
Im not freakishly strong or anything, I would RARELY go to 100 but when Im pumped I can go pretty high, so I had that doubt.
kuhne 1 year ago
Great video, I just have a question. I haven't done any weighs since I got married, which was like a year ago but before that I used to do up to 100 pounds each hand when I was doing some chest exercises and some triceps. I did 100 because thats the max weight my gym carried, now I want to get back to lifting but in my house, so I ordered the sport 9 up to set 3, which goes up to 130 pounds but I dont see my self going over 100 (continued in the next post)
kuhne 1 year ago
Where did you get these?
THEBODYBUILDER99 1 year ago
I would not trust these dumbbells , what if my hand gets caught up in there trying to lift 130 lbs. I would rather use regular hex I could always drop them. If I would to be doing a shoulder press that would really hurt if they come apart n fall on my head.
rickalex21 1 year ago
@rickalex21 They don't come apart and you can drop them
goose1077 2 weeks ago
I like to use the 130 pound Powerblocks for a little warm up, then I move on to benching farm tractors and railroad cars.
cydoniaquest 1 year ago
I use these 130 pound dumbbells on tricep kickbacks all the time. ;)
RANDOMCHILDBAM 1 year ago
@RANDOMCHILDBAM lmfaooo
Frankiej27 1 year ago
Do some reps with the 130's
4inches4u 1 year ago
what kind of exercise do youuu need 130 pounds of weight for???????????
Frankiej27 1 year ago
@Frankiej27 Shrugs
4inches4u 1 year ago
@4inches4u what was the point of buyingg them then?lol
Frankiej27 1 year ago
@Frankiej27 I know! Really all you need is the 90 pound blocks. I can only get a few reps with the 130's on the bench, and they are a BITCH!
4inches4u 1 year ago
@Frankiej27 Deadlifts
dfobare 1 year ago
hey everyone does nebody know what extra stuff do u have to buy to get the 130s? do u know how much exta it would cost? thanks.
paintballa069 1 year ago
God, that thing is hideous.. Go Bowflex!
fifo32 1 year ago
@fifo32 Bowflex dumbbells are pure garbage compared to powerflocks. The bowflex units are designer plastic junk. Powerblocks are steel with a 10 year warranty, and the are way more versitile based solely on the fact that you dont need to go back to a special rack to drop off or pick up extra weight.
killerkowalczyk 1 year ago
@killerkowalczyk No this thing is hideous.. id rather lift my fat ass brother than lift this. P90X all the way.. Sorry man
fifo32 1 year ago
@fifo32 ill give u that they dont look good bro, but they r very durable and r made of quality steel...the bowflex r good but they break too easily bcuz of the plastic. either powerblocks or bowflex r good but powerblocks r much better in my opinion
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4inches4u 1 year ago
I bought my elite set way back in the beginning.years ago..I just received my 8-11 extension set(408.00 including shipping)..and yes now they're super expensive..thanks for the video..I couldn't figure out how the big plates were pinned in from the picture on the website.
xlasvegan7x 2 years ago
id like those but theyre like 1200 dollars
rctriplefresh5 2 years ago
no, they're less than 900 dollars. That does sound expensive, but if you want the same with a full set of individual weights, prepare to spend almost $5000.
jreily88 2 years ago
The 130's were too expensive for me. Most people are never going to use that amount of weight anyway. 90 is pushing it for the majority of lifters.
vincentrich 2 years ago
man that thing is sooo big id rather just pay a little more and get the bowflex but the smaller ones of the powerblock is pretty cool
kevinsongsong 2 years ago
the bowflex selecttech only goes up to 90lbs. If you needed the 130lbs that comes with this, buying the selecttech would be a waste of time. You'd might as well just buy the 90lbs version of the powerblock. I love those things. Just got mine yesterday but they're worth every penny. They're built to last as long as you aren't one of those dumbass that hurls the weight to the floor after you're done with a set.
vincentrich 2 years ago
bow flex are bigger then teh power blocks
Pmiss123 2 years ago
if i get the lower weight version can i buy plate later to increase the weight?
UltimateHibz 2 years ago
Yes, if you get the elite set that goes from 5-50 lbs. it only costs about $350, you can add adjuster plates to go from 50--90 lbs. or to 130 lbs. Those adjuster plates are a couple hundred bucks each. Most people will never be able to lift a 130 lb. dumbell. Also, most free weight stands at gyms only go to about 90 lbs, but if you are ever able to do that much weight, than good for you.
jreily88 2 years ago
I love my powerblocks I have a 10-90pound set, but I have to admit the convenience and design of Powerblocks breaks down after that point, to use anything over 90 pounds looks like a pain
killerkowalczyk 2 years ago
I totally agree, over 90 and it defeats the purpose of the quick change dumbbell. It's still faster than loading plates on handles and still very compact for such a heavy weight!
valorandarms 2 years ago
Id still like to get the 130 lb extension at some point 90 pounds is very light for things like flat/incline bench, shrugs, deadlifts.
killerkowalczyk 2 years ago
The Elite 130's are about 19.5 Inches long!
valorandarms 2 years ago
Good Review! How long are they, when you have all the weights?
goliat8208 2 years ago