Adjustable Dumbbell Set: 10 Weights in One, Up to 55 lbs
Ten weights from one dumbbell, up to 55 lbs. Twist the red dial, keep your rhythm and free the floor space a rack would take.
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Ten weights from one dumbbell, up to 55 lbs. Twist the red dial, keep your rhythm and free the floor space a rack would take.
One dumbbell, 10 weights: quick twist-dial adjustment up to 55 lbs
- needs a full rack of dumbbells
- takes up space at home
- slow weight changes between sets
One dumbbell, ten weights, zero rack
Stop stopping between sets to swap plates. Twist the dial for quick adjustment up to 55 lbs and keep your upper-body session moving.
Ten weights, one twist away

Change weight with a twist
The red dial selects one of 10 settings on a single handle. The weight markings are printed on the dial, so you see where you are before you lift.

Ten weights in a compact footprint
One unit stands in for a rack of fixed pairs. That frees floor area for a mat, a bench and the rest of your home gym.

Plastic-coated steel, matching base
Matte plastic-coated steel plates sit in a PP storage tray. The coating protects your floor and the plates between sessions.
The range at a glance
- 55 lbsMaximum weight
- 10Weight settings
- 10 in 1Dumbbell system
Everything it takes to start
- Adjustable dumbbell with rotating dial handle×1
10 weight settings
- Weight plate set
Plastic-coated steel
- PP storage base tray×1
Holds the dumbbell between sets
From swapping plates to turning a dial
The stalled set
You are mid-press and the weight is wrong. So you stop, unload plates, reload, and the rhythm is gone. A fixed pair means one weight for too long, and a full rack eats the floor you do not have.
One dumbbell, ten weights
A red dial on the handle selects one of 10 settings, up to 55 lbs. Set it on the base, turn, lift. The next set starts in seconds instead of minutes.
Store it where it stays ready
- Rest it on the base
Keeps plates seated and the dial easy to read.
- Change weight unloaded
Turn the dial only when the dumbbell is on the base.
- Lower with control
Dropping it on hard floors wears the coating.
- Wipe clean
A dry or slightly damp cloth is enough for the matte finish.
One dumbbell vs. a rack
| This dumbbell | Rack of fixed pairs | |
|---|---|---|
| Small floor footprint | — | |
| Quick weight change | ||
| Storage base included | — | |
| Ten weights from one unit | — | |
| Needs a rack | — |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
For most chest presses, rows and shoulder work at home, yes. Ten settings let you start light and step up gradually. If you already press far heavier, a fixed heavy pair suits you better.
Rest the dumbbell on its base, turn the red dial to the weight you want, then lift. It takes seconds, with no plates to unload. Avoid turning the dial while the weight is in your hand.
Yes. The PP storage base tray is part of the set, along with the dumbbell and weight plates.
The plates are plastic-coated steel and the dial is made for repeated turns. Set it down with control rather than dropping it, and it should keep working.
One unit covers 10 weight steps. Buying ten fixed pairs costs more per step and needs a rack. This gives you the range for one purchase and one corner of floor.
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