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Cyber Monday dumbbell deals — Start lifting, deals up to 33% off

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If you want to get in shape, you know that having some equipment around the home is essential. After all, there are no snow days off when you have a home gym. And this winter, there just might be a lot of snow days, so Cyber Monday is the perfect time to stock up on equipment. Though many at-home core workouts can be done with just your body, you’ll probably want at least dumbbells for the rest. Dumbbells give you access to some of the best strength training exercises. From the best dumbbell workouts like hammer curls to the famous Arnold Press, the following Cyber Monday dumbbell deals will help you get your extra exercise in on the cheap.

Then check out all of our other Cyber Monday deals, including Cyber Monday deals on kettlebells and Cyber Monday deals on AirPods, so you can jam out while you work out.

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Our Top Pick: PowerBlock Elite EXP Adjustable Dumbbells (5-50 pounds) — $299 $449 33% off

The PowerBlock Elite EXP adjustable dumbbells on a white background.
PowerBlock

The PowerBlock Elite EXP adjusts from 5 to 50 pounds in a slow, 2.5-pound adder weight style using a secure magnetic pin, giving you the ability to increase your lifts’ weight organically over time. Later, if you want, you can even expand the lifting blocks to 70 or 90 pounds of total weight with an expansion kit. If normal dumbbells bore you, give the PowerBlocks a shot while they’re $150 off.

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BalanceFrom Fitness 40 Pound Vinyl Weight Set — $55 $72 24% off

A pair of BalanceFrom Fitness 40 pound dumbbells.
BalanceFrom

These (up to) 40-pound weights are adjustable, have solid contoured handles for an excellent grip, and have a rust-free exterior. Grab them while they’re 24% off to jumpstart your dumbbell routine.

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Totozakul Adjustable Hexagon Dumbbells 20/20/40/60/80 pounds — $109 $130 16% off

A man using Totozakul Adjustable Hexagon dumbbells.
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Given their vast weight range, these dumbbells can likely be used by most of the family. Their hexagonal shape lends itself well to sturdy floor placement. They’re a perfect pickup while they’re $20 off.

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Cap Barbell 150 lbs Dumbbell Set (5/10/15/20/25 pounds) — $208 $230 9% off

The Cap Barbell dumbbells on their A-frame rack.
Cap Barbell

A set of dumbbells that can work with you as your muscles grow or be used for group workouts. On low-energy days, you can try the dumbbells five pounds lighter, and on tough days, the ones five pounds heavier. Save $22 on this set for a limited time.

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UKEEP Adjustable Dumbbells 55/70/90 pounds — $47 $50 5% off

The UKEEP 55/75/90 lbs. adjustable dumbbells set, with all parts shown.
UKEEP

This is a highly adjustable dumbbell set that can be made to work in a variety of forms. Lift, pull, raise, and do over-the-should lifts with these non-rolling dumbbells, getting many workouts out of one $47 purchase.

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How to buy dumbbells on Cyber Monday

When you buy dumbbells, look for weight ranges that suit your ability and the exercises you want to do. If your intention is to level up your strength over time (i.e., you aren’t going for a maintenance workout), then you would also ideally get dumbbells that can scale their weight right alongside your goals.

You’ll also want to look at the grip of the dumbbells. If you get sweaty palms while using heavier dumbbells, your toes could be in serious danger, so be sure to get something with a sturdy grip. It’s less thought of, but the material of the grip and dumbbells matters, too, as your skin will have a lot of contact with the grip, and the dumbbell bottoms will touch your floors frequently when in use.

Finally, think about the budget. If you’re just beginning, getting something light and inexpensive while you build up an exercise routine and commitment to dumbbell lifting is fine. Then, later, upgrade once you find that dumbbells are the workout routine you’ll stick with.

How we chose these Cyber Monday dumbbell deals

For starters, we wanted quality products with good prices. That’s what Cyber Monday is all about, after all. But it also isn’t about picking the least expensive thing, so we included items for every budget on the list. Whether you have a smaller $50 fitness budget or a budget of hundreds of dollars, you should be able to find something here.

Then, we went for a wide range of weights available. That’s both from the perspective of an individual dumbbell product and from our collection. Dumbbells that you can increase weight as you improve in strength are always nice.

Finally, we looked for various form factors, grips, and styles so you could pick out what is best for your needs and your body. From dumbbell sets where you can increase the weight of the dumbbell by adding weight to it to sets of solid dumbbells of varying weights, there is a lot of variety here.

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