This 50lb rubber hex dumbbell is designed for safe and quiet home workouts in apartments and small living spaces. The hex shape prevents rolling and makes storage easy in tight corners or compact home gyms.The rubber coating helps protect hardwood floors and reduces noise, making it ideal for apartment use without disturbing neighbors or family members. The knurled steel handle provides a secure, non-slip grip for controlled lifting during everyday strength training.Built with a solid iron core and durable one-piece construction, it delivers consistent resistance for toning, strength training, and rehab exercises at home. Hex Anti-Roll Design for Small Spaces: Flat hex shape prevents rolling on uneven surfaces, ideal for apartment workout, small home gym, and tight living space storage. Noise-Reducing Rubber for Apartment Use: Thick rubber coating reduces impact noise and protects hardwood floors, perfect for late-night or early-morning training without disturbing neighbors. Non-Slip Knurled Steel Handle: Ergonomic chrome handle with medium knurling ensures secure grip even with sweat, ideal for intense home strength training and daily workouts.
Model Number:
DSV-DB-50P-FW
Product SKU:
20700109864
UPC:
709688022174
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I bought 40s a few months ago. One thing I don't care for is the bulk the rubber coating adds. They feel gigantic and cut down my range of motion. BTW, has anyone ever cut that coating off?
I bought 40s a few months ago. One thing I don't care for is the bulk the rubber coating adds. They feel gigantic and cut down my range of motion. BTW, has anyone ever cut that coating off?
I have to agree on this. I have their 60 and 70lb and they are huge (kids and wive are impressed when I hold them lol)
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I bought 40s a few months ago. One thing I don't care for is the bulk the rubber coating adds. They feel gigantic and cut down my range of motion. BTW, has anyone ever cut that coating off?
I wouldn't try cutting it off. I have 50 lb ones I got from Target that have started to develop cracks (on the beveled edges that never get touched, so a mystery as to why they've appeared). For some routines (barbell press) I sometimes feel like I'm getting sand in my eyes (probably lead power, but I still tell myself it's sand), so I wouldn't count on the core to be a single block of metal.
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