I have a set of TSA free weights originally bought from sports authority.
Comes with 155lbs of weight- 
2@ 25lbs
6 @ 10lbs
6 @ 5lbs
4 @ 2.5lbs

2 dumb bell bars
1 bench press bar

Weights go for a little over a dollar a lb plus bars.

I think I paid around $175 for set new, I'd take $125 for set.

I also have 2 @ 35lb solid lead dumbells.  I paid $70 for the pair would sell for $60.

I'll try to add picture in a bit.

There's always one guy in the bunch looking for a hand out.  
Funny that is you Shocker considering I tried for 6 months to give you a big bag of protein powder... I'd almost offer them to you for free just to see if you could figure out how to get here and pick them up! 

In the mean time, here's a picture (benching bar not shown, but is actually brand new still in packaging. I bought this only for the dumbells):

Solar wrote on 10/07/13 at 1:14pm:


Your welcome !!!! 

Believe it or not I have been all over picking up this and that for the last 2 weeks. 

If you do decide to split things up, like 29ftw mentioned. Id consider some smaller plates and maybe the 35lbs dumbells.

GLWS though

Solar wrote on 10/09/13 at 1:16pm:


Thanks for the info - didn't notice it was a narrow bar.  I'm looking for a standard 45lb bar..

I just wanted to say a few words about these weights.  As I can see hundreds of you are enticed by their lure.  I want to make it clear these are not easy weights.  They are NOT the type of weights you lift once and become a super star.  These weights get heavier the longer you hold them.  Its true.   
So for those of you that keep looking at them and thinking "I should buy these, because they will make me stronger." you need to double think this.  Just by buying these weights you will NOT get stronger.  You will have to pick these weights up to get stronger.  Repeatedly.   
I know there is a misconception that having something like this in your house will make you workout more and will make you buff.  You are thinking of something else, like electric shock muscular machines.  These are not one of those. 
To get the most out of these weights you must have moxy, and a wee bit of swagger in the wood burning fire you call your soul.
If you are one of those few individuals who are actually willing to work to see gains, these weights might be for you.  If you feel you have the dedication to fearlessly approach these weights multiple times a week and actually pick them up and lift them, then MAYBE these weights are for you... let me correct that, maybe you are "good enough" for these weights.   

For those "Mamby-Pamby-Fellows" that keep looking at this ad in hopes that just the sight of them will make you stronger, please stop fooling yourself.  Its not working.  Take your Zima back to the dark corner of your bedroom closet and rejoin the lonesome party of one which is you. 


For those special few that may have enough gumption to become the new proud owner of these weights, step up quick.  You are wasting time on the voyage to your destiny. 

I think the price just went up.