Amazon has
CAP Barbell Single Adjustable Dumbbell w/ Contoured Full Rotation Handle (55 Lbs.) on sale for
$96.38.
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Product Details:
- Simply rotate the handle left or right while positioned on the tray to adjust the weight from 10 to 55 pounds in 5 pound increments. No knobs to turn, pins to align, or levers to slide – just twist and go.
- Quickly switch weights between exercises during circuit workouts & lower the downtime between exercises.
- Storage tray securely stores the adjustable dumbbell – no rolling, tripping over weights or long downtime.
- The unique dial system combines 10 SETS of weights into ONE.
- Handles have a chrome finished, contoured, natural orientation for a comfortable, secure lifting position.
- Honeycomb design prevents dumbbell from rolling away between sets.
- Eliminate the need for multiple dumbbell sets and stop cluttering your home gym with dumbbells.
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Just based on the mechanism and how weight shifting works, I wouldn't expect this to be a bifl, but may be good for a year or couple of years. You pay for what you get though! Just be sure not to drop and be relatively gentle with it
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Just based on the mechanism and how weight shifting works, I wouldn't expect this to be a bifl, but may be good for a year or couple of years. You pay for what you get though! Just be sure not to drop and be relatively gentle with it
I'd recommend them at this price point.
There was one time when I was taking them out of the holder and one of the back plates came loose (not one that was supposed to be connected to the dumbbell). It ended up being user error. I realized that if you don't pull straight up, the smallest plate on the back can catch on the adjacent weight if it's attached to the dumbbell while you're lifting it out. Since being more mindful about pulling straight up, I haven't had any issues.
There was one time when I was taking them out of the holder and one of the back plates came loose (not one that was supposed to be connected to the dumbbell). It ended up being user error. I realized that if you don't pull straight up, the smallest plate on the back can catch on the adjacent weight if it's attached to the dumbbell while you're lifting it out. Since being more mindful about pulling straight up, I haven't had any issues.
If you have a barbell setup, would highly recommend something like this, works well with my adjustables:
https://a.co/d/07QownaU
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