How much weight can this box handle? My wife is a personal trainer and looking to use this for hand weights.
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My dad keeps all his heavy duty tools in it. It is also plastic though, so if they are huge heavy weights and a lot of them. But it can handle a lot.
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It is very sturdy and it should be able to handle hand weights. My husband has LOTS of stuff in his and it stands up well.
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The box is tough, but I doubt it could manage more than 25 pounds of weight. The Handle is OK for basic tools and supplies. Mine has held up well for over a year. Very handy and useful. I suspect that more than 25 pounds would bend the handle. I don't know how much more exactly, but the handle is thin, tubular steel. I use mine to carry craft supplies and materials for political demonstrations. Paper, markers, zip ties, t-shirts and similar materials.
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I would say around 300 lbs. If you are asking how much weight you can hold in the toolbox itself, I would say whatever you are willing to carry around in it. The box is sturdy. Top has never bent in or felt unsafe when standing on it. Handle & latch are secure and have never had any issues when carrying it when it was full of tools. Hope this helps.
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This box is heavy... you won't be able to get a probox that is light... so you will have to sacrifice weight for quality
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It holds 2 adults easily...its very sturdy. My husband is over 200lbs and it can completely support him without showing signs of distress...we are very happy with this box. We use it next to our pool. It can easily hold our 6+ noodles, small tubes, etc...
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It would depend on how much you weigh. I am 6 ft 185 pounds and it shook like crazy. I had to have my wife stand on the other end while I did pull ups. I don't know if you read my review but I sold it on Craigslist about a month after I bought it.
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Yes. I am over 200 pounds and use it for crossfit workouts requiring box jumps. No issues. Very Sturdy.
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I am 255 lbs , 30 lbs dumbbell's in each hand. That's 315 lbs total . Seems to be no problem.HO
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I have never measured the length of the bar we use. It is a heavy duty knurled bar. I know it is at least 48" in length. It can hold over 300 pounds of weights although I'm not using it with that much weight on the bar. The Marcy bench we have is rated to hold about 600 pounds of weight if I recall properly. It is heavy duty. If you have an Olympic or heavy duty sized bar and are using 150, 200, 250 pounds of weight or even more the bar rest will hold it. If the bench is assembled properly it will not wobble or move. It will be rigid and sit like a rock in place. The bar holder will hold any bar from I'd say one inch in diameter and up to the diameter of an Olympic sized bar. It is comparable to weight benches I've seen in gyms in the past. It'll hold a lot of weight and not move, wobble, lift / tilt if assembled correctly. You can be confident using it. I'm an old guy in my early 60's and disabled and I have complete confidence in this bench and have used it for quite some time now, as does my wife as well and we've never had an accident, a problem, or anything go wrong.
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Tape it up good boxes are thick however not sure on weight limit. They are nice boxes !!!!!
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Not sure, but it seems sturdy enough. The bar comes in three sections, and you have to drive these four steel pins into the bar with a hammer to secure it. It'd probably be fine with 100lbs or so, but I might get a little nervous after that. But again, I have not used this for bench presses at all.
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They can fit like 25lb plates. How would a rack assist with deadlifts? lol. Go buy a cheap flat bench and you do bench press. Its worth the money. I have one and love it.
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Well I am 34lbs and I use 50lb Dumbbells it's pretty strong. I also bought the power block incline Bench. I'm doing the Body Beast program I travel so I bring this so I have something to use away from home.but I think you should consider buying the incline bench from power block it's got a 500lb rating not sure about my littleone.
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Hi, it seems pretty strong to me. I put my weight into it, but I am not particularly strong (67 years old), so I can't say for sure my personal trainer son wouldn't break it...but I think it will take the scrubbing pressure.
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I am not sure about that as I no longer have the box. I don't remember seeing a weight limit on it. I am 225 and I bounce around on it pretty good with no problems
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I purchased the bench about 18 months ago....I believe that the information about max weight was somewhere on the site when I bought it. I only use up to 135#, but the incredible sturdy structure of this well-made bench, indicates to me that it will support much heavier weights. I would search the Deltech site for your answer....I know it is there.
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Mary,Weight isn't an issue here as the bench is an inferior product. Don't buy it! Our original one came with 2 broken parts then a subsequent bench arrived with the SAME broken parts! Find a better one!
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After owning it for a year, I would definitely say that it will hold up in a personal training studio. It's commercial gym quality and I've had no issues with wear or anything breaking. I can't say how it is compared to Hammer Strength, but I can say that you won't be disappointed.