Compact and durable cast iron weight training dumbbell set, 20 kg

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- Cast iron is less sensitive to temperature variations, ensuring consistent use in different environments. - Compared to vinyl, cast iron is much more resistant to impacts, falls, and crushing, offering up to five times more durability. - Its textured surface provides an excellent grip even when your hands are damp, unlike plastic which tends to slip.

We\'ll explain why: Because cast iron is more dense than vinyl, you can increase the number of discs on the bar (up to 32 kg on a single dumbbell, for example), which makes it easier to adjust your load and vary your exercises. Unlike plastic or vinyl weights, cast iron can last a lifetime.

These dumbbells can hold up to 30 kg each. Because the bars and collars weigh 2 kg, each dumbbell can weigh up to 32 kg, or 64 kg for both. If you are looking for weight to add onto your dumbbells, our 28 mm cast iron weight training plates are the perfect choice. From 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10 to 20 kg, you\'re sure to find the exact weight you need.

Follow a few easy steps to make your dumbbell set last as long as possible. Before storing your equipment in its case, wipe your dumbbell and weights with a damp cloth. Then put the various parts of the set back into the slots provided in the case. Store the case in a dry spot. Moisture is your set\'s greatest enemy: never store it in a basement or outdoors.

This dumbbell set is a great option if you want to put your equipment away after training. Just pack your dumbbells and weight in their case and slip them under your bed or in a cabinet. Easily transport your entire set in its case.

The weights attach to the threaded bar with a collar. They secure the plates tightly onto the bar, even when holding them vertically. If you do dynamic training, make sure to check the tightness of the collars between 2 sets or if you hear the plates bang together. That being said, a little bit of play is normal for ensuring the plates can easily go on the bar.

Bulgarian split squats Equipment: weight, bench Muscle group: glutes and thighs 3 to 4 sets of 10 to 15 reps per side (keep 2 reps in the tank at the end of each set; increase the number of reps or the weight as you progress) Goblet squats Equipment: weight Muscle group: glutes and thighs 3 to 4 sets of 12 to 20 reps (keep 2 reps in the tank at the end of each set; increase the number of reps or the weight as you progress)

- Two threaded 1.6 kg bars: 28 mm diameter, 35 cm length - Four chrome tightening collars: 200 g per nut - Eight 1 kg plates: 28 mm diameter, 135 mm high, 13 mm thick - Four 2 kg plates: 28 mm diameter, 175 mm height, 18 mm thick Total weight of bar + collar: 2 kg

Mix up your training and do even more exercises by using other accessories with your 20 kg dumbbell set. For example, you can do bench press with a bench.

Biceps with dumbbells: Equipment: dumbbells Muscle group: biceps 3 sets of 8 to 12 reps (at the end of each set, you should still have 2 reps in the tank; increase the number of reps or the weight as you progress) Incline dumbbell bench press: Equipment: weight and incline bench Muscle group: pecs and triceps 4 sets of 8 to 10 reps (at the end of each set, you should still have 2 reps in the tank; increase the number of reps or the weight as you progress)