Are these sold as pairs or singles?

They are sold in pairs, so each order is two dumbbells of the same weight.

Do the dumbbells come with a rack?

No. Dumbbell racks are sold separately.

How accurate is the stated weight?

The dumbbells carry a 3% weight tolerance, so a pair can be slightly above or below the stamped number.

Are they suitable for a commercial gym?

Yes. They are built for both home and commercial gym use, with a rubber coating that protects floors.

What handle do they have?

They have chrome, contoured handles.

Can I get half sizes?

Half sizes are offered, including 17.5, 22.5 and 27.5 lb, for smaller jumps between pairs.

Where is the Rubber Hex Dumbbells cheapest?

At Extreme Training Equipment, for $1,859.00, as of our latest check.

Rubber Hex Dumbbells

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Rubber Hex Dumbbells

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Last seen at $1,859.00 at Extreme Training Equipment on Nov 12.

Our take on the Rubber Hex Dumbbells

These are rubber-coated hex dumbbells with chrome, contoured handles, built for home and commercial gyms. The hex head keeps the bell from rolling and the rubber coating protects floors and cuts noise on drops. They come in pairs across a wide weight spread, including half sizes, so a lifter can build a rack in small steps. Weight tolerance is 3%, so pairs can differ slightly from the stamped number. Racks are sold separately. Against urethane or straight-handle rivals, the rubber hex is the durable, low-cost workhorse; owners of rubber hex bells generally report the coating holds up well and the knurling on the chrome handle is mild.

Best forHome gym owners building a full dumbbell rackCommercial gyms needing durable floor-protected bellsLifters who want half-size jumps between pairsStrength training paired with a bench

Pros

Hex head resists rolling and stays put on the floor
Rubber coating protects floors and dampens noise
Chrome contoured handles are comfortable in the hand
Wide weight spread including half sizes
Suitable for both home and commercial use

Cons

3% weight tolerance means pairs can be slightly off
Racks sold separately
Rubber can give off a smell when new
Chrome handles offer light knurling, not aggressive grip

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What reviewers say

Owners of rubber hex dumbbells of this type generally praise the durable rubber coating, the stable hex shape and the comfortable chrome handles. Complaints tend to focus on the rubber smell when new and on pairs that weigh slightly off the stamped number.

What people mention

Rubber coatingPraisedOwners say the rubber holds up well and protects floors during use.
Hex shapePraisedThe flat sides keep the dumbbells from rolling and make them easy to set down.
Handle gripMixedThe contoured chrome handles are comfortable, but some find the knurling too light for heavy pulls.
Rubber smellCriticisedSome owners notice a rubber odor when the dumbbells are new.
Weight accuracyCriticisedThe 3% tolerance means some pairs weigh slightly more or less than stamped.

About the Rubber Hex Dumbbells

These commercial rubber hex dumbbells are made for home and commercial gyms. They have hex-shaped rubber heads and chrome, contoured handles.

Use them with a good bench for a wide variety of strength workouts.

Type: Rubber hex dumbbells
Handle: Chrome, contoured
Weights: 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 70, 75, 85, 90, 95, 100, 105, 110, 115, 120 lb
Half sizes: 17.5, 22.5, 27.5 lb
Weight tolerance: 3%
Use: Home and commercial gyms

Questions and answers

Are these sold as pairs or singles?: They are sold in pairs, so each order is two dumbbells of the same weight.
Do the dumbbells come with a rack?: No. Dumbbell racks are sold separately.
How accurate is the stated weight?: The dumbbells carry a 3% weight tolerance, so a pair can be slightly above or below the stamped number.
Are they suitable for a commercial gym?: Yes. They are built for both home and commercial gym use, with a rubber coating that protects floors.
What handle do they have?: They have chrome, contoured handles.
Can I get half sizes?: Half sizes are offered, including 17.5, 22.5 and 27.5 lb, for smaller jumps between pairs.
Where is the Rubber Hex Dumbbells cheapest?: At Extreme Training Equipment, for $1,859.00, as of our latest check.