Rainforest Basics Rubber Encased Hex Dumbbell Hand Weight - 30LB
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Rainforest Basics Rubber Encased Hex Dumbbell Hand Weight - 30LB
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Dumbbell for resistance trainingâgreat for arms, chest, back, core, and legs
Solid cast-iron core for reliable strength; will not bend or break after repeated use
Hexagon-shaped rubber-encased ends help prevent rolling and promote stay-in-place storage
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Dumbbell training has stood the test of time, along with the versatility in weight choices for multiple athletes, a good set of dumbbells can be used to duplicate nearly all types of barbell exercises, while also offering a wider range of single-arm, rehab-specific, and explosive movements in virtually any sized spaceâsomething not possible with bars or most weight room machines. Theyâre also a convenient option because they can be used pretty much anywhere: the gym, home, and even outdoors.
Rainforest Basics Rubber Encased Hex Dumbbell Hand Weight - 30LB
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