| Product Description: | Build total-body strength with the easy-to-use BalanceFrom Rubber Hex Dumbbell. Resistance training is multi-beneficial, helping with total strength, stamina, bone health, calorie burn, and energy levels. Available in a wide variety of weight values from 5 pounds all the way to 100 pounds, the BalanceFrom Rubber Hex Dumbbell helps you create your very own customized weight set to complement your home gymf. Choose your desired weight to accommodate a variety of exercises and users of different fitness levels. Additionally, each weight occupies minimal space in your home. The hexagonal rubber ends on each weight prevent your weight from rolling away or underfoot during your workout. And the partially-knurled chrome handle provides a non-slip grip so you can maximize your strength training routine without dropping your dumbbell. Hexagonal Shape and Rubber Ends Prevent your dumbbell from rolling away or underfoot during your workout Rest assured that your weights will stay in place when they are stored Knurled Chrome Handle A textured handle provides additional safety as it promotes better grip on your dumbbell The practical construction delivers added support, reducing the risk of dropping your weight Available in a Wide Variety of Weight Values 5 lb, 10 lb, 15 lb, 20 lb, 25 lb, 30 lb, 35 lb, 40 lb, 45 lb, 50 lb sold in PAIRS 60 lb, 70 lb, 80 lb, 90 lb, and 100 lb dumbbells sold in SINGLES Create a customized weight set for your home gym BalanceFrom Rubber Encased Hex Dumbbells, 90 lb Single, Black Hex shape design prevents rolling during workouts Contoured, partially-knurled chrome handle for a secure, non-slip grip Sold as a single unit, ideal for customized weight training Perfect for a variety of exercises and fitness levels Compact design occupies minimal space in your home gym |
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As for the 90s, these will be too heavy for most people to use efficiently. You'd have to rep 225lbs+ bench press with good form in order to use these for dumbbell presses, and even higher for shoulder presses. But they would be a good option for farmers carries and split squats. If it works for the Rock, it will work for you. You could also use one of these for dumbbell overhead press to work on your triceps. Or for goblet squats. Then pick up a lighter pair for biceps/triceps/press work and you are pretty much covered.
They do have a strong smell, like any of the cheap Chinese made weights (i.e. CAP). The ends are made out of rubber, there is no steel core. So they are slightly bigger than most weights. It is fine for the garage but I would not plan to use them indoors for 2-3 months or so. After that, the smell goes away. Some people have reported that leaving it out in the sun helps, and so does washing it with chemicals, but that was not an option for me over the winter. They are perfectly fine now and no longer smell bad. Hope this helps.
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Buy two then
Good Lord help the delivery driver on this one.
Just be aware you are subject to Walmart and delivery shenanigans if you take advantage. I decided to buy from a local used fitness place and pay a little more.
Also, these will stink like the ripest rubber you've ever smelled. Wash with dish soap and leave in a room with some UV light. It eventually will go away.
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Just a note that shipping with walmart and heavier weights can be a big chore. It usually takes a couple tries to get one that hasnt been banged up. I've done it mainly for heavier kettlebells.
I like to have fixed weight for heavier stuff. I do just mad spotters now though. I use power blocks rarely but anything heavy 70+ I like something I can drop. A nice prostyle dumbbell you can adjust w an Allen key is nice because it can grow with you and if you're using 90-100 lbs you probably don't need to adjust often. Just more reps and sets hit 15-20 then go up
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Please don't give anymore advice about stuff you don't know. Learn up before you educate.