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Quick-Lock Adjustable Dumbbell System 75 lb Set
Sale price$699.00













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Features:
- Our patented Quick-Lock handle design lets you add or remove plates with just a partial turn of the locking screws
- Adjust from 5 to 75 lbs each, in 2.5 lb increments, in just seconds (75 lbs each dumbbell equals 150 lbs total)
- Set includes two handles, four locking screws, 24 ea. 5 lb plates, and 4 ea. 2.5 lb plates. Handles weigh 5 lbs empty, each locking screw weighs 2.5 lbs, for a starting weight of 10 lbs per dumbbell before plates. Up to 65 lbs of plates can be loaded per handle
- Locks up tight with no rattling or looseness, feels just like a traditional fixed weight dumbbell, with no restriction on how you grip it
- Chrome plated steel handles with knurled grips
- Heavy duty, go ahead and drop them, no plastic or fragile parts
- Lifetime warranty
Expandable Design:
- Add-on kits let you go up to 120 lbs or even a custom 165 lbs per dumbbell.
- Use the Heavy Handle Kit to add 15 lbs per handle
Specs:
- Dimensions: 6.7" square x 14.5" long at 75 lbs, 9" long at 20 lbs
- Handle grip diameter: 1.25"
- Grip width: 6.5" inside
- Plates marked in both pounds (lbs) and kilograms (kgs)
Stands:
- Three durable dumbbell stands are available separately.
- Stand for Quick-Lock Adjustable Dumbbells: strong and compact, holds up to the 120 lb Add-On Kit
- PRO Stand for Quick-Lock Adjustable Dumbbells: the ultimate in space and efficiency, purpose-built for quick weight changes and handling 360 lbs of iron, plus some
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PRO Stand 165 for Quick-Lock Adjustable Dumbbells: Big enough to accommodate our heaviest dumbbells
Watch Ironmaster's owner and inventor of the Quick-Lock system demonstrate the proper mechanics for a weight change:
