CAP Barbell Rubber Medicine Ball Set with Rack
Key features
- •CONSTRUCTION - Unique textured gripping surface for better control during use; The two tone colors with silver accents will add personality to any workout area; NOTE: Item may ship in more than one box and may arrive separately
- •INCREASE MUSCLE - Exercise several muscle groups at once and develop core strength more effectively; Improve your balance, coordination, flexibility, and endurance; Perfect for family workouts
- •FEATURES - Each medicine ball is color-coded for easy identification and to add some color to your gym; Unique textured surface for a secure grip; Heavy-duty weighted balls; Designed to bounce
- •SET INCLUDES - SIX medicine balls in the following sizes: two, four, six, eight, ten and twelve pounds plus a rack to conveniently store them off the floor
CAP Barbell Rubber Medicine Ball Set with Rack
List Price: $378.29$340.46DEALYou Save: $37.83 (10%)
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Landhtgman✓ Verified Purchase•February 11, 2017
So far working as planned.
Great Set, Got My Exercise Assembling It Too!
Mister Big✓ Verified Purchase•January 15, 2017
Very well priced, shipped very well too. The rack is a bit clumsy to put together but I got it done. Just remember to have an 11/16 socket and wrench available, and put it together loosely before tightening anything up, especially the bolts going into the base and the support bars. The other nut size is metric, think it was a 13 or so.
Check each hoop for straightness end-on; - you want them bolted onto the vertical frame such that they are all bent upward, if they're not welded perfectly straight. If you don't, the hoops won't hold the medicine balls very well. Better to bolt them onto the vertical frame so that they're not level, but extended slightly upward. You can always press downward on each medicine ball to get the hoops adjusted a bit lower after they're in place, then tighten the bolts.
The supports that bolt onto the base and the vertical frame aren't very well designed - they don't fit over one of the attachment bolts for one of the hoops. To get these to fit, attach the supports to the vertical frame first, very loosely (you won't be able to do this any other way anyway). Then, really struggle to get the bolts through each of the two supports at their respective bases where they attach to the rear of the base of the entire structure.
Then, tighten the ones in the base, and lastly the one in the vertical frame.
If you did everything right, you had to bend each support at the top ends in order to get them to fit around that one bolt that attaches one hoop to the vertical frame. They'll bend just fine, and you'll be able to tighten that bolt too.
Overall structure will be level on the floor, vertical, and stable.
Check each hoop for straightness end-on; - you want them bolted onto the vertical frame such that they are all bent upward, if they're not welded perfectly straight. If you don't, the hoops won't hold the medicine balls very well. Better to bolt them onto the vertical frame so that they're not level, but extended slightly upward. You can always press downward on each medicine ball to get the hoops adjusted a bit lower after they're in place, then tighten the bolts.
The supports that bolt onto the base and the vertical frame aren't very well designed - they don't fit over one of the attachment bolts for one of the hoops. To get these to fit, attach the supports to the vertical frame first, very loosely (you won't be able to do this any other way anyway). Then, really struggle to get the bolts through each of the two supports at their respective bases where they attach to the rear of the base of the entire structure.
Then, tighten the ones in the base, and lastly the one in the vertical frame.
If you did everything right, you had to bend each support at the top ends in order to get them to fit around that one bolt that attaches one hoop to the vertical frame. They'll bend just fine, and you'll be able to tighten that bolt too.
Overall structure will be level on the floor, vertical, and stable.
Great addition to my Gym
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•December 28, 2016
Love Love Love these! Arrived early. I received the day after they were shipped. Packing was okay. Everything arrived in new condition. Took me about 15 minutes to put togethee! I definitely recommend these
Very happy!
Kaci✓ Verified Purchase•April 5, 2016
This was a great addition to my gym. I love the rack that comes with the medicine balls. Its sturdy and well made.
Very impressed with how good of a deal this was
Madi✓ Verified Purchase•March 31, 2016
Very impressed with how good of a deal this was!! Separately, building this medicine ball collection would be insanely expensive. The stand was easy to assemble (you'll need a wrench) but everything is in great condition. I've used them a few times and no problems!
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