Elite EXP

If someone has the space and the budget, I’d recommend fixed dumbbells. Adjustable dumbbells always involve managing tradeoffs, and even the best adjustable isn’t better than commercial grade fixeds. Of course, few of us have unlimited space and budgets. So my usual recommendation is to split the di

Glad to hear you're happy with your Elite EXP's! As of now we are not planning to change our design to something similar to our competitors. As it relates to the cage- it's what allows our product to be so durable given there are no internal mechanisms. Additionally the cage allows you to change you

I got powerblock elite exp adjustable dumbbells and built a power tower for pull ups and dips. these were actually not that expensive and have been a worthwhile investment. something to look into if you get bored of the same videos or your knees need a break from the pounding of insanity

Ive build my own. Bought an all in one trainer (has cables, smith machine, squat rack/bench holders +heaps more addons and 55kg stack with side holders to add extra weight) + bench + powerblock elite exp stage 1 (bought stage 2 about half a year later when they were 20% of theres no way ill need sta

Hi guys, I want to buy a pair of adjustable dumbbells for my apartment. I’ve narrowed my search down to the Powerblock Elite EXP (32 kg/60 lbs) and the Ironmaster dumbbells (34 kg), as I really want something that will last a very long time. I always take good care of my things, but I'd like somethi

Powerblocks are great and you can buy expansions later. They also have compatible straight and ez barbells. Just keep in mind they have different models and not all expansions and barbells are compatible with all sets of dumbbells. You can find tons of them on fb marketplace, most likely the Elite E

I have PowerBlock Elite EXPs for home use in between sessions at PF. I like them.

I spent the month looking around at dumbells, was ready to push the button on CAP and things like it--then I saw Powerblocks---just got the Elite EXP 90 set (50lbs). It was immediate for me--the way to change weights--so fast, the expansion when I get there ( I'm in my 60s-used to be a weight lifter