Rubber Hex Dumbbell with Solid Cast-Iron Core and Textured Contoured Handle in 10 to 45 lb Options
A rubber hex dumbbell combines a solid cast-iron core with rubber-encased heads for strength exercises at home or in a gym. Hexagonal ends help the weight stay in place on a flat floor or storage surface instead of rolling away between sets. The textured contoured handle provides a defined gripping area for curls, presses, rows, carries, squats and other movements that train the arms, chest, back, core or legs.
Individual dumbbells are listed in 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 and 45-pound options. The storefront also includes pairs at 10 and 15 pounds, so read the full size label before checkout to distinguish one weight from a two-dumbbell pack. The detailed 35-pound record measures 13.3 inches long by 6 inches wide with a 1.32-inch handle diameter; do not assume those dimensions for lighter or heavier options. Select a weight that allows stable form through the planned range of motion and use a rack or clear floor area for storage. Inspect the rubber heads and handle before lifting, keep hands dry and lower the dumbbell under control rather than dropping it.
Specifications
- Product: Rubber hex dumbbell
- Core: Solid cast iron
- Head covering: Rubber
- Head shape: Hexagonal
- Handle: Textured and contoured
- Individual weights: 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 and 45 pounds
- Pair options: 10 pounds and 15 pounds
- Documented 35-pound dimensions: 13.3 x 6 inches
- Documented 35-pound handle diameter: 1.32 inches
- Documented 35-pound quantity: 1 dumbbell
- Uses: Curls presses rows carries and squats
- Training areas: Arms chest back core and legs
- Storage benefit: Hex ends resist rolling on flat surfaces
- Use location: Home or gym
- Care: Keep grip dry and inspect before lifting
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the listed weights sold individually?
Most sizes are individual dumbbells while the storefront also lists two-dumbbell packs at 10 and 15 pounds.
Which weight options are available?
Individual choices range from 10 to 45 pounds in 5-pound steps except there is no listed 50-pound option.
Do all sizes measure 13.3 x 6 inches?
No. Those dimensions belong to the documented 35-pound dumbbell and other weights may differ.
Why are the ends hexagonal?
The flat-sided heads help prevent the dumbbell from rolling away when placed on a level floor or rack.