I'm looking at getting either Cutler or Dalton adjustable weights. Pretty obvious advantages - anybody have any negative experiences to share? They look similiar in how they work, any advantages to one brand over the other besides CPC is about $45 less for the set?
adjustable weights?
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akinneberg
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The cutler weights have 10 grams of adjustability, and the Dalton ones only have 7.5 grams of adjustability. I've had Cutlers in two sleds and love them. For less money and more adjustability, its a no-brainer to me. Just my .02 though. Hope this helps.
I wouldn't rule out the D&D magna weights. I have the daltons and I think I would go with these new D&D magnetic weights if I was to do it over, they are more adjustable and easier to adjust weight on.
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Klimbing Kitty
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X 2 this what I use no problems
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lakeeffect101
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STM weights
I would look at STM's super tip weights. Most adjustable weight on the market.
I would look at STM's super tip weights. Most adjustable weight on the market.
This is what I have seen in the adjustable weights . Sure they are adjustable but it depends on where you want to put the weight in them you can only put so much in the heal and so much in the tip . I have cpc weights I started with 80 gm weights but I wanted to add more weight in the heal so I added 4 gm but if I want more in the heal that has about max me out if I want more weight it all won't be in the heal . So when you order the weights get as close as you can to the weight you want then you can fine tune with the added weights where you want better . I think they are a good thing you can fine tune with them without grinding on them . Just my 2cents
do you have to pull the clutch apart to adjust the D+D wieghts?
Who sells D&D magna weights besides D&D? Who has the best price?
