PowerBlock Reviews

"They look great and slot in well with my existence block!"

"I spent a lot of time comparing all of the adjustable dumbbell options. I needed something sturdy enough to withstand being dropped from bench height while still costing a sane amount of money. It needed to be expandable becuase I'm just starting out and i just don't need 100lb dumbbells (yet!). Also, i needed to know that options exist for things like a curling bar add-on. It was very quickly clear that my only choice was going to be powerblock. I ordered the fifty pound expandable set and a stand, because having to change weights on the floor is just not gonna happen. I have used them a few times alreday and i am very pleased. I will be ordring teh curling bar upgrade and maybe the kettlebell handle as well, soon. "

"This is great for getting more use out of the dumbbells. Very well made, easy to put together, and functional! Definitely worth the investment. "

"Super high quality, very happy with the upgrade to my Pro 50s. Easy to install and comfortable to use. One recommendation on a future version would be maybe a single knurl mark\/ring in the center for finger placement but that's minor. "

"Opted for home rack stand as it looked more solid than Large Compact Stand and had smaller footprint than Powermax stand. Component parts seem high quality and was easy to put together. Very solid and compact. Allows for future upgrading to heavier dumbbells (e.g., Pro 100). Having the PowerBlocks off the ground at an easy to grab and replace height is terrific. Very pleased with this choice. "

"They aren't the same length as my original ones; they are a bit short, so they slide around, but I added a little bit of foam inside the handles, and now they are fine. Their weight seems right."

"Im very happy with Ashley. She was very helpful. The return process was smooth.\r\nWhile I love the powerblocks, my issue with the company is that the barbell and ezcurl dont have support for powerblocks over 100lbs, yet the sticker on the attachment shows that each side goes up to 220lbs with adder weights. I figured I needed the commercial line to scale up the barbell to the weight I needed since i do workouts on legs that hit 405lbs. Then while reading the instructions I find that the max weight for the barbell is 215lbs. This puts it 5 lbs over on its max weight and way under what I need. This resulted in a return of some product. The labels that came with the attachment caused the confusion because it appears that it's a measurement of a single side of the barbell instead of both sides. I only figured that out because each side can only have 2 adder weights and it describes 4 adder weights on the sticker, meaning it must be referring to the attachments at both ends.\r\n"