| 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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I've waited for sales and built up over the years, I have 20,25,30,35,40,45,50,60,70.
Started low and worked my way up.
I'm hoping for a similar deal on 80's just for chest press and one arm row.
Not quite ready for 90's yet, wish I was, this is a great deal.
I've waited for sales and built up over the years, I have 20,25,30,35,40,45,50,60,70.
Started low and worked my way up.
I'm hoping for a similar deal on 80's just for chest press and one arm row.
Not quite ready for 90's yet, wish I was, this is a great deal.
I've waited for sales and built up over the years, I have 20,25,30,35,40,45,50,60,70.
Started low and worked my way up.
I'm hoping for a similar deal on 80's just for chest press and one arm row.
Not quite ready for 90's yet, wish I was, this is a great deal.
Honestly, I have nearly a full set of regular and am strongly considering buying a powerblock and selling the regulars for the space benefits alone.
Curious, what're your negatives re adjustables, aside from the specific quirks they may hold (I've heard powerblocks are tricky due to being square, and know other adjustables can have issues with holding the weight set or may not be resilient.)
Curious, what're your negatives re adjustables, aside from the specific quirks they may hold (I've heard powerblocks are tricky due to being square, and know other adjustables can have issues with holding the weight set or may not be resilient.)
I get for space the adjustable are nice, but they feel awkward for certain exercises (like chest press where it's harder to rest on the legs to kick up), and as my son gets older we can workout together without having to take turns waiting for the same equipment.
My wife also started and is doing well now, mostly uses smaller sizes (5,8,12) but as she works up and gets stronger it will be nice to have a full set for eveyone.
My friend had some bowflex adjustables that I used for awhile while he was rehabbing an injury.
They did the job, but I started with a 35 lb Walmart deal for 17.50 a piece a few years back and worked from there. It's a personal preference for sure.
You're not wrong lol
This is over the course of 5-6 years, I feel like going from 45/50 on chest press to 70's and ready for 80's over that time is not even what an average male is capable of (3 rotator cuff tears).
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It came double boxed and had 2 thin pieces of wood sheets.
It came double boxed and had 2 thin pieces of wood sheets.
Rows are a back exercise
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Curious, what're your negatives re adjustables, aside from the specific quirks they may hold (I've heard powerblocks are tricky due to being square, and know other adjustables can have issues with holding the weight set or may not be resilient.)
You can't drop adjustables like these...gotta be careful if someone else uses them too. Teenagers will ruin them in short order lol