Still using the Bowflex adjustables.
If I ever had the space for real ones I’d go Rogue or Onnit.
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I bought this the other day, the 45lb one. There’s a wooded park area right around the corner from me with a half mile loop and a couple steep hills. Figure rucking with this would be a good workout.
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posted by BR1986FBI just went with the adjustable ones (Powerblock) where I just move the pin for whatever weight I'd like.
Those hold up alright over time?
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posted by birddog23Those hold up alright over time?
No problems here. I also have the adjustable dumbbells that go up to 125 lbs.
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In the past few weeks, a second person at the gym told me I was an inspiration. The first one was great, but now starting to wonder if I am looked at like a success story on My 600lb Life.
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posted by brutus161starting to wonder if I am looked at like a success story on My 600lb Life.
No way. People don't say "you're an inspiration" unless they mean it as a wonderful compliment. I firmly believe that. Good job.