Cookie wrote:
is that 230 LB or KG
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Cookie wrote:
Al wrote:That'll be Lbs
Cookie wrote:Al wrote:That'll be Lbs
Would have been nice if it was kg`s
Al wrote: Yes, would have been Derek Poundstone territory!
Al wrote:Cookie wrote:Al wrote:That'll be Lbs
Would have been nice if it was kg`s
Yes, would have been Derek Poundstone territory!
samurai69 wrote:Al wrote:Cookie wrote:Al wrote:That'll be Lbs
Would have been nice if it was kg`s
Yes, would have been Derek Poundstone territory!
similar weight to the inver then
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Al wrote:samurai69 wrote:Al wrote:Cookie wrote:Al wrote:That'll be Lbs
Would have been nice if it was kg`s
Yes, would have been Derek Poundstone territory!
similar weight to the inver then
.
15kg less than Inver but much easier than the Inver. My stone has edges and is smaller (less volume)
Al wrote:An Atlas stone is much closer to the Inver, and IMHO a better training tool if you have them available. The only positive thing that a natural stone has going for it over an Atlas stone is the awkwardness of the lift: it doesn't always behave the way you want it to and that type of training comes in handy when you're lifting other natural stones (like the Inver).
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