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Best Prime Day Dumbbell Deals for 2022

It’s Prime Day 2022, and Amazon’s Prime Day dumbbell deals are amazing. There are Prime Day deals on a wide variety of other exercise gear and equipment as well.  This year, you’ll find Prime Day dumbbell sales on everything from light dumbbells for toning to heavy weights for bulking up. If you are looking to add free weights to your workout routine, you need look no further than these Prime Day dumbbell deals. Don’t miss out.

Skonyon Adjustable Dumbbell Single 25-Pound Weight — $80, was $109

A man holding a Skonyon Adjustable Dumbbell.
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Why Buy

  • Easily adjustable
  • Durable design
  • Easy to assemble
  • Included tray
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Adjustable weights are great for home gyms, especially since they do away with the traditional clutter of having a full rack of weights. That’s where this Skonyon adjustable dumbbell comes in, with a maximum weight of 25 pounds if you need something relatively quick and dirty. It’s also pretty easy to assemble, with the puzzle design making it a snap to put together, and the included tray makes it even easier while also serving as a great spot to store it when not in use.

As for the actual build, it’s pretty sturdy, with a non-skid top layer and a high-density EVA foam for the bottom layer, meaning it can withstand quite a lot of impact, although we wouldn’t be throwing it around! Weight increments are 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 pounds, so you have many options to work with, and it’s great for those just starting.

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FitRx Smartbell — $123, was $178

FitRx Smartbell 5-to-52-pound dumbbell being modeled.
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Why Buy

  • Up to 52-pound capacity
  • Safety locks for a more secure workout
  • Easy to maintain
  • Includes rack

If you’re looking for something a little bit more serious for heavier lifting, then the FitRx is a great option, given that it goes all the way up to 52 pounds. Adjustment is made using an easy-to-turn dial, so you can pick the right weight for the workout you do quite easily. It also comes with a tray that you can use for storage and to help you pick the weight you need. It also features flat-bottomed weights, which makes them non-roll and easier to handle.

There are several increments to choose from, starting from 5 pounds and going up to 52 pounds with 5-pound increments, although there are a couple of 2.5-pound increments for fine-tuned adjustments. Finally, it has a very sturdy rubber grip to avoid slipping, and it has a locking mechanism for the weights, so you don’t have to worry about any of them slipping out. Overall, this is a great set of adjustable dumbbells for your home gym that don’t break the budget.

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NordicTrack Select-A-Weight 55-Pound Adjustable Dumbbells with Fitted Storage Tray — $360, was $599

NordicTrack 55 lb. Select-a-Weight Dumbbell Pair
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Why Buy

  • Great for a wide range of exercises
  • Comes in a pair
  • Has a tray
  • 10-pound handlebars that can function on their own

While single dumbbells are great for saving some of your budget, some may prefer having a set for a more professional home gym, and these NordicTrack weights deliver just that. Going between 5 and 55 pounds in weight, they are adjustable in 2.5- and 5-pound increments, so you can pick specific weights depending on what muscle group you want to work out. Not only that, but the handlebars alone are 10 pounds, which is great for shoulder raises and triceps kickbacks.

As for durability, the plates are coated in thick plastic, so you aren’t likely to damage them easily, although don’t take that as an invitation not to be careful with them. While they are hexagonal, they also come with a tray for you to store or rest them in, which can be handy when needing to pick different weights. Overall, these are great dumbbells for a professional home gym and for serious fitness buffs.

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Bowflex SelectTech 552 Adjustable Dumbbells — $430

A man does bicep curls using Bowflex SelectTech 552 Adjustable Dumbbells.
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Why Buy

  • 2.5-pound increments
  • Sturdy construction
  • Comes with tray
  • Comes with one-year JRNY Membership

A great set if you’re looking to buff yourself before signing up for a gym, this set of weights from Bowflex has some great incremental options, starting with 2.5-pound increments up to 20 pounds, and then going at 5-pound increments after that. As such, it gives you a good skill level to aim for, but it also allows you to adjust the weights granularly for workouts that need small additions in weight.

Like most high-end dumbbells, they come with trays, although they can sometimes stick with a full load, that’s not too big of an issue. Overall, these sturdy weights are a good stopgap between your home gym and signing up for a full-time gym membership.

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Should You Buy New Dumbbells on Prime Day?

It’s highly unlikely we’ll see better prices than the Prime Day dumbbell sales prices this year. This year’s Prime Day dumbbell deals will be the best bargains of the year and will likely be as good as — and maybe even better than — Black Friday deals in November. If you’re in the market for your first dumbbells or want to fill out an existing set, there’s definitely no reason to wait for Black Friday for a possible better deal.

Shopping for dumbbells was fraught with frustration in 2020. All those folks who realized working out in gyms and health clubs might not be the healthiest idea during a pandemic went shopping. And even if the gyms had been open — most weren’t — dumbbells are a perfect way to (literally) grab a little workout during short breaks from working at home — another new experience for many people. So dumbbells were hard to find and costly if you did.

This year, however, manufacturers pulled out all stops to produce as much workout gear as possible, and that includes dumbbells. Dumbbells sell themselves, which is appealing to retailers because they don’t have to hire sales people to demonstrate how to use them. There’s no complicated setup with dumbbells, and seriously, do you think you need insurance to protect against a hunk of cast iron failing? So whether you buy a single dumbbell, a couple of pairs, or even a full set, maintenance costs are nonexistent.

If you insist that any new dumbbells you buy today match all the dumbbells you’ve purchased over the years, then yeah, you could find yourself paying a bit more. If you just want a single dumbbell or pair of dumbbells of a certain weight and you don’t care if all the angles line up when you put them on a rack or on the floor with your other dumbbells, you’re in the best position to save.

Combination dumbbell sets are extremely convenient, and they save a lot of space, too. There are plenty of design choices for combination dumbbell sets. Regardless of the brand, weight range, or style of combination dumbbell set, however, you can usually expect to pay a premium. But since most people buy dumbbells on Prime Day a few weights at a time, there are some incredible deals on brand name combo dumbbell sets. Don’t hesitate if you see one of these set on sale.

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