can i use standard weights
1401078
You could if the bar is the right length...I believe you can do a 6 ft bar minimum...I did a 7 ft barbell Olympic size and it's not too big if that's a concern
1401079
You could use standard plates you'd need at least a 7ft bar for this bench tho. The leg extension can use both standard and olympic size weights has a plastic sleeve that can be removed.A 6 ft bar would not leave you much room to increase weight on the bar.
1153535
No you don't need to use them. We have had our scale for over 2 years and have never used them. The purpose of the weights, my understanding anyway, is for weighing objects over 350 lbs. They are used for multipliers to go beyond the 350 limit of the scales. Hope this helps
769285
I snap them on a regular basis (well the E string anyway). I have no trouble changing them and don't use any tool. I don't know what a "weight elixers" is.
1922410
Standard, but you could probably use an olympic bar. You'll want to be carefull adding heavy plates one side at a time as it has a small base and standard bars are only 15lbs...it could fly off and smack you if you're not carefull.
1585940
Hi Jana, These units do not come with weights. The post they have on them are 1", so they fit standard weight plates without using an adapter. If you have Olympic plates with a 2" hole, you can purchase an Olympic adapter to slide on the post. Hope that helps. Thanks, Andy
1349621
Yes, you've to get your own weights. I suggest you start with lighter one n increase it as it progress.
791296
Most likely they won't work. Olympic weights have 2" diameter hole in the middle that will fit tight and secure over the ends of this bar. Regular weights only have 1" diameter hole in the middle
550201
Yes, just use weight plates and screw on the end piece. I'm using it with 2.5lb weights and 1.5lb weights on it.
1768493
I would recommend plastic covered weights. The holes in steel weights are to large.
763158
You need Olympic weights for this bar. Standard plates for a standard bar. You are smart to check because many stores don't carry a lot of Olympic plates.
1520083
I have not added weights so could not give definitive yes, however, the connector is a standard bar size so would not expect a problem
791293
Standard weights have a 1 inch hole...this cap hex bar uses 2inch olympic weights. Yours wouldnt fit. Sorry. BUT KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
97224
You can use this step with or without weights. If you are in good shape I would use 5 to 10 pd weights. If you are just beginning you might want to wait and work your way up to weights.
196255
NO, they will not. These weights are appropriate for non-Olympic one inch bars only. If you have an Olympic set you must buy Olympic plates. However, these plates nonetheless are of professional quality as good as any non-Olympic weights you will find in any gym.
1287134
If the 10lb weight you're using to test the scale is a typical fitness weight (either olympic or standard, doesn't matter), it's highly unlikely to weigh exactly 10lbs. Typcally, the cheaper the weight, the more inaccurate it will be.
137745
Bar is included, weights are not.Any standard weight plates will work with it (example: http://worldfitnessnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/weight-plates.jpg)
592794
Everting shown in the picture, you will need to buy a set of weighs standard or Olympic