Walmart has
55-lbs CAP Barbell Adjustabell Dumbbell Weight with Contoured Full-Rotation Handle (Honeycomb Chrome and Black Handle) on sale for
$99.
Shipping is free.
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Features:
- 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; Tray included to safely store dumbbell
- Replace the need for multiple dumbbell sets—clear up your workout space and enjoy the convenience of the ADJUSTABELL dumbbells, designed to fit your home gym effortlessly
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Community Reviews
This is a single 55-pound adjustable dumbbell that keeps a full-size frame while leaving unused plates in the tray, so it saves space without feeling tiny. The concept gets strong support for home gyms, and the 55-pound range works well for dumbbell exercises. The contoured full-rotation handle and adjustable design are appealing, though the plates can wiggle and rattle a bit during use. The mechanism also needs the handle pushed down while turning in the dock, and the adjuster feels like the part most worth watching over time. It is a practical space-saving option if you want one adjustable dumbbell instead of a full rack.
Home gym lifters who want a single adjustable dumbbell, because it keeps a full-size frame while leaving unused plates in the tray for quick weight changes.
People training one arm at a time, because a single dumbbell fits workouts where only one weight is needed.
Space-conscious strength trainers, because adjustable dumbbells can replace a full 5-to-90-pound set and still handle standard dumbbell exercises.
Motivation-driven exercisers, because seeing the dumbbells out in the room can prompt quick sets and make workouts easier to start.
Heavy lifters who want absolute confidence in the locking mechanism, because the plates can rattle and the mechanism may weaken enough to drop plates.
Shoppers comparing against other adjustable systems, because this model can feel less preferred than another version for some home-gym setups.
Buyers who want a simpler grab-and-go setup, because the handle must be pushed down and turned while docked to adjust correctly.
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I've never used adjustable dumbbells before - seeing in-store returns at Walmart is an option, I decided to pull the trigger.
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Edit: im dumb. I re-read the instructions. You have to push down on the handle and turn handle while its in the dock.
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