Amazon has
55Lb Pair CAP Barbell ADJUSTABELL Adjustable Hex Dumbbell Weights (Black Handle) on sale for $239.99 - 20% with promo code
BFCM20 at checkout =
$191.99.
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About this Item:
- Instant Twist Adjustment: Rotate handle left/right on the tray to change weight from 10–55 lbs in 5-lb increments – no pins, knobs, or levers
- Fast & Efficient: Switch weights in seconds during circuits; eliminates downtime and keeps workouts flowing
- All-in-One Design: Replaces 10 traditional dumbbell pairs (10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55 lbs) in a single compact unit
- Secure & Comfortable: Chrome contoured handles with natural grip orientation; honeycomb base prevents rolling
- Space-Saving Storage: Includes dedicated tray that safely cradles the dumbbell – no clutter or scattered weights
- Versatile Training: Quickly go from heavy compound lifts (squats, lunges) to lighter isolation moves (curls, raises) without changing equipment
Top Comments
Better choices if you're trying to keep costs down, without sacrificing quality/longevity, are either Powerblocks when on sale multiple times a year, or Eisenlink (a copy of Ironmaster's tested-and-proven adjustable dumbbell design.)
Community Reviews
These CAP ADJUSTABELL dumbbells are a space saving adjustable pair that works well for basic home lifting and supplementing a gym routine. The price landed around $208 to $211 after tax, and the promo code worked with extra savings in some cases. The set has held up fine for months in use, but the plastic adjustment collars and fixed 16 inch length make them awkward for curls, overhead work, and exercises where the dumbbells touch. A solid compact option if you can live with the bulk and slower handling.
The promo code reportedly worked and the dumbbells fit the buyer's lifting needs.
The 55-lb pair reportedly held up well after a few months of use.
The adjustable dumbbells reportedly supported pullups and ring dips for many years of expected use.
The deal reportedly combined with an Amex points offer and an extra $15 off.
The weight-adjusting collars reportedly use plastic, so dropping them can break the collars over time.
The dumbbells reportedly save space but are hard to use during workouts.
The dumbbells reportedly have a fixed 16-inch spacing, which can make some exercises awkward.
The long ends reportedly hit hips during curls and rotations, making certain movements difficult.
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Better choices if you're trying to keep costs down, without sacrificing quality/longevity, are either Powerblocks when on sale multiple times a year, or Eisenlink (a copy of Ironmaster's tested-and-proven adjustable dumbbell design.)
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