Wooden Stick
Common tier
Cost: Free
Kick a Lucky Block Weights Guide
Every Weight in one place, with upgrade breakpoints, costs, and a practical route for early, mid, and late-game progression.
Last updated: May 10, 2026
What are Weights in Kick a Lucky Block?
Weights are one of the main progression systems in Kick a Lucky Block. Better Weights give you more Kick Power, which means longer kicks, access to better reward ranges, and a smoother climb into higher-value farming loops.
If you are progressing efficiently, you do not always need to buy every Weight. The most useful jump points are usually Copper Plate, Ice Barbell, Golden Barbell, and later Mega Golden Barbell.
Full Weight List
Click a table header to sort by name, rarity, power, or cost.
| Wooden Stick | Common | 2 | Free |
| Bone Barbell | Rare | 5 | $7.5K |
| Stone Block | Epic | 10 | $75K |
| Copper Plate | Legendary | 50 | $500K |
| Iron Plate | Mythic | 150 | $7.2M |
| Ice Barbell | Godly | 400 | $350M |
| Donut Barbell | Secret | 1000 | $6.2B |
| Golden Barbell | Divine | 2500 | $85B |
| Heaven Plate | Rainbow | 6250 | $1.2T |
| Mega Golden Barbell | Hacked | 15000 | $18T |
| Neon Pulse | Demon | 40000 | $500T |
| Giant Gold Star Barbell | OG | 100000 | $20Q |
| Emerald Barbell | Celestial | 300000 | $5S |
Weight Gallery
Every Weight now includes its corresponding image, so players can match the name, rarity, and visual model more quickly while planning upgrades.
2 Power
Bone Barbell
Rare tier
Cost: $7.5K
Stone Block
Epic tier
Cost: $75K
Copper Plate
Legendary tier
Cost: $500K
Iron Plate
Mythic tier
Cost: $7.2M
Ice Barbell
Godly tier
Cost: $350M
Donut Barbell
Secret tier
Cost: $6.2B
Golden Barbell
Divine tier
Cost: $85B
Heaven Plate
Rainbow tier
Cost: $1.2T
Mega Golden Barbell
Hacked tier
Cost: $18T
Neon Pulse
Demon tier
Cost: $500T
Giant Gold Star Barbell
OG tier
Cost: $20Q
Emerald Barbell
Celestial tier
Cost: $5S
Best Progression Path
Early Game
Start with Wooden Stick, then move to Bone Barbell. If your income is stable, you can skip Stone Block and save directly for Copper Plate to get a more meaningful power jump.
Mid Game
Mid game is where grinding becomes heavier. Aim for Ice Barbell as your first strong breakpoint, then build enough momentum and rebirth value to reach Donut Barbell or Golden Barbell.
Late Game
Once your economy can support trillion and quadrillion-level spending, move through Heaven Plate, Mega Golden Barbell, and then push toward Neon Pulse, Giant Gold Star Barbell, and the top-end Emerald Barbell.
How to Get New Weights
- Earn cash by kicking Lucky Blocks, collecting better drops, and scaling your passive income.
- Visit the Pro Lifter's Weight Shop when you have enough currency.
- Buy the strongest Weight that meaningfully improves your current farming route.
FAQ
What do Weights do in Kick a Lucky Block?
Weights increase your training efficiency by adding more Kick Power per upgrade tier, which helps you kick Lucky Blocks farther and reach stronger reward zones.
What is the best Weight to aim for in the mid game?
Ice Barbell is a strong mid-game breakpoint because it offers a noticeable jump in power without requiring the extreme cost of late-game Weights.
Should I buy every Weight in order?
Not always. Some players skip lower-value upgrades like Stone Block to save for bigger jumps such as Copper Plate or Ice Barbell.
Where do I buy new Weights?
Visit the Pro Lifter's Weight Shop after earning enough cash from your kicks, base income, and overall progression.