
Amazon Basics Neoprene Dumbbell Hand Weights
Amazon Basics · ASIN: B01LR5S6HK
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Key Features
- Set of 2 dumbbells for resistance training; each dumbbell weighs 10 pounds
- Neoprene texture in Navy Blue offers long lasting durability
- Printed weight number on each end cap and color-coded for quick identification
- Hexagonal shape prevents dumbbells from rolling away
- Ideal for fitness classes or at-home workout routines
About This Product
Amazon Basics Neoprene Dumbbell Hand Weights, 10 Pound Each, Navy Blue - Set of 2
Product Details
- Brand
- Amazon Basics
- Model
- DB1001
- Color
- Navy Blue
- Size
- 10-Pound, Set of 2
- Dimensions
- 21.84 x 10.21 x 9.14 cm; 9.07 kg
- Weight
- 9.07 kg
- Material
- Cast Iron, Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
- Manufacturer
- Amazon
- Country of Origin
- China
- Date First Available
- Oct. 12 2017
- ASIN
- B01LR5S6HK
Customer Reviews Summary
I bought these for at-home workouts, and honestly, they’re exactly what you want dumbbells to be: sturdy, balanced, grippy.The neoprene coating is great, not sticky, not slippery, and way easier on the hands than bare metal. I can hold them even when my palms get sweaty (which happens often, let’s be real). They don’t smell weird, which I appreciate, because some coated dumbbells arrive smelling like a new tire store.The hexagonal design is a true lifesaver. They do not roll. At all. You can put them on a slight incline and they’ll stay there like stubborn little fitness bricks. Perfect if you have pets, kids, or just don’t want to chase a dumbbell under the couch.Weight feels accurate, and after repeated use, there’s no chipping, no cracking, no weird dents — just normal, dependable dumbbells doing their job.I also like that the printed number is big and clear so I can find the right pair even when I’m half-awake and pretending I’m going to work out.No nonsense, no surprises — just solid cast iron wrapped in a comfortable coating that makes home workouts a bit more pleasant (or at least less painful).



