How thick are the 10 pound plates? 10s are the ideal size for dumbbells, and thickness can determine how many can fit on 14" long handles.
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I have 3 different sets of plates and I forget which is the cap db plates. I'm sorry. Ask the seller.
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Each 10# disk is 0.777 inches thick, 5# disk is 0.662 inches thick 2 1/2# disk is 0.564 inches thick, 1 1/4# disk 0.483 inches thick I'm going to make some educated guesses: Firstly that your talking about a Cap brand 14" dumbell handle, Secondly that the Amazon illustration is accurately proportioned and exactly 14" long. So you'll be able to load up (4) 10 pound disks on each end with 3/8" to spare. That's 40 + 40 + 4 (for the handle) = 84# If you can curl 84# in one hand, you're a better man than me. =^..^=
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I know this is kind of late, but the 12.5 lb plates have a small enough diameter for dumbell work, you can put 4 on a side (of a 14" dumbell") and get up to 104lbs that way.
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Each 10# disk is 0.777 inches thick, 5# disk is 0.662 inches thick 2 1/2# disk is 0.564 inches thick, 1 1/4# disk 0.483 inches thickI'm going to make some educated guesses: Firstly that your talking about a Cap brand 14" dumbell handle, Secondly that the Amazon illustration is accurately proportioned and exactly 14" long.So you'll be able to load up (4) 10 pound disks on each end with 3/8" to spare. That's 40 + 40 + 4 (for the handle) = 84#If you can curl 84# in one hand, you're a better man than me. =^..^=
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The inner part of the handle where you hold is 6 or 7 inches, enough for a big hand. The ends where the weights go are long enough for 4 total weights whatever lbs you want to use. They are all standard sized weights. I usually only use 35 lbs which is as much as you can fit with just one set. It is a handy set and easy to manipulate and utilize, and great for stroage, but pretty limited on what you can put on them unless you get crafty and find some heavier weights that will fit.
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Not sure about the weight restrictions. I'd contact the manufacturer. I only used them with a pair of 90# dumbbells. Read my other post. Good luck.
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Body-Solid standard (1" hole) size plates come in 20, 25, and 50 lbs. Other manufacturers may make the 35. Fitness Factory only carries Body-Solid
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The dumbbells get wider when you add plates. But the plates are pretty slim so it's no problem. Fairly equivalent in size to typical dumbbells at your local gym.
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Any standard plates not Olympic plates should work.I would not recommend these dumbells though .The spin collars are junk and will chip and leave metal chunks all over
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You can buy the plates 1,2,3, or 4. It is up to your needs if you need a pair. I would go with rubber coated. I have had my wieghts for 4 years coat wears well, and is not as expensive as American Steel. I also have rubber coated dumbbells and they are the best I ever had.P.S. Body-Solid cuts out the middle man, so your are buying for less.
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Pretty big. I'll say 3-4 inches wide for the 45 lb, then goes down about .5 for the 35, and 25. The 10 is thin. The official Olympic bumper plates are a much thinner but for the price, these are good.
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For one dumbbell the bar, by itself, weighs 5 lbs. Then each side increases in increments of 2.5 lbs, up to four options, giving you a total of 10 lbs on each side of one dumbbell (total weight = 25 lbs).
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You can tie, suspend dumbbells from the bar if you loop cord around the dumbbell heads. I use two 10# dumbbells and occasionally two 5# ankle weights to get up to 50#. I'm trying to figure out if I can do something similar with my kettlebell (only have 1 15#er). It can work if you give it some thought. But, you can't add PLATES to increase the weight.
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Some are the same dimensions. The 12# and 10# balls are both 9.5" in diameter. The 8# and 6# balls are 8.5", and the 4# ball is smaller, at 7.5". I find it convenient to have the consistent dimensions and various weight options for P90X2, for example. One consideration to keep in mind, though, is that the 6# ball has noticeably more "give" than the 8, which might be a factor for you if you are looking for similar performance there. For me it is mildly distracting while doing the four-ball pushups, but not an impediment. I still prefer to have the variety of weights. Hope that helps!By the way, more data on the equipment can be found at http://www.valeofit.com. Some are the same dimensions. The 12# and 10# balls are both 9.5" in diameter. The 8# and 6# balls are 8.5", and the 4# ball is smaller, at 7.5". I find it convenient to have the consistent dimensions and various weight options for P90X2, for example. One consideration to keep in mind, though, is that the 6# ball has noticeably more "give" than the 8, which might be a factor for you if you are looking for similar performance there. For me it is mildly distracting while doing the four-ball pushups, but not an impediment. I still prefer to have the variety of weights.... » Read More Some are the same dimensions. The 12# and 10# balls are both 9.5" in diameter. The 8# and 6# balls are 8.5", and the 4# ball is smaller, at 7.5". I find it convenient to have the consistent dimensions and various weight options for P90X2, for example. One consideration to keep in mind, though, is that the 6# ball has noticeably more "give" than the 8, which might be a factor for you if you are looking for similar performance there. For me it is mildly distracting while doing the four-ball pushups, but not an impediment. I still prefer to have the variety of weights. Hope that helps!By the way, more data on the equipment can be found at http://www.valeofit.com. « Show Less
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Correct. The total weight of the handle, plates, and collars = 100lbs per dumbbell.
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It came with 10lb I'm not sure what the max is but I wouldn't hesitate to use up to 14lb. hope this helps.
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I got a 9.45 lb one the pot with room to spare so I expect a 10 pounder will fit. I have nothing negative to say about the pot. It works well for me.
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1) Yes they would fit the bar, however they are pretty large for a dumbbell being about 15 inches across & an inch & a half thick. I use them on a barbell. 2) Depends on the set.
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I believe I used 8 or 10 on mine... I took Olympic dumbbell bars took them apart and drilled one side to make bigger 13 sounds long but maybe
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I used the 4 inch disc to hand plates weighing 4 - 6 lbs. The various sizes indicate what the recommended weight is. I am very pleased with the discs of every size. Just follow the instructions as given. They are great!