CAP Barbell 14" Regular Dumbbell Handles | Multiple Options

Best quality I've used and cheaper than the competition. They get the job done for what i want. These are a great way to use weights if you have little space to store your equipment. It can be a hassle to take the weights off between sets and exercises. Although it's a pain, you can buy two and it makes the workout more effective and less time changing the plates.Only two downsides:- Pay attention to the weight security. Sometimes they need to be tightened in between sets.-The black paint coating chips off of the threads after a while of use. It's just cosmetic though.

I have 3 sets of these dumbbell handles and am happy with them. They weigh about 3lb. each and are solid. I've used them with a variety of plates, including fractional plates, and all fit perfectly. I've found some of the spin lock handles to not fit my fractional plates, so I'm happy that these fit all the plates I've tried.I use Ironmind Bulldog II collars (with 2 set screws) for the heavier loads, as those collars really bite into the dumbbell, but I've also purchased some 1 1/16" collars with a set screw here on Amazon and they work great too. The latter are about $20-$25 for a set of 4 collars and are a great option compared to the small spring clip collars that tend to slip.I am definitely happy with these dumbbell handles and I've also found that thick grip handles (many available here on Amazon) fit these too, enabling me to make a 2" or even 3" diameter handle. Overall, I would recommend these dumbbell handles to anyone looking for some solid handles at a good price point.

Thought I was getting a set of cheap, plastic, dumbbell handles. Nope. These are good, solid, metal ones. I'm really happy with them.

I needed an additional bar set for a different set of weight exercises.This set was inexpensive, which was fine as it is not being used everyday.The bar itself is a smaller diameter so if you have larger hands it might be uncomfortable enough to not use them. The bars do not have cushioning on the hand grip section, it is very small diamond style cut metal.The end clamps do have rubber gaskets on both sides of the clamp to weights to assist in keeping them tight. I have only needed to tighten them slightly once after a couple of weeks use.Depends on your usage and size of your hands as to whether you willlike these.

I thought they were a bit longer than they actually are, but I absolutely love the real weight to them. They add a couple extra pounds compared to the cheaper plastic style ones. The durability is hands down incredible. You could do just about anything to these and they'll survive it.Ease of use is as simple as lifting it and the screw on pieces (for the life of me I'm losing the name) go on nice and smoothly. There's no noise to them, unless you have metal weights on them, even still the screw ons will keep them tight enough that they shouldn't make any noise. As far as storage, they're as big or as little as you want them to be. They're about an inch in diameter, with maybe a total of an inch and a half to stop the weights from reaching your handle.The handle itself is what you would expect from any other metal bar without rubber. For lengthier workouts, I would suggest using some gloves to avoid unnecessary blisters or soreness.

Perfect for old weights

Dumbells are good. Black coating not so much. During first use, the black coating starting chipping off and showing some rust on the threads. Handle portion is fine but the threads aren’t looking to great. They are solid and nuts do hold securely. They weight right at 3lbs each and are a good value for the price. I would get the chrome if I had to do it again.

Son begged for this for our home gym. Ended up needed to buy a few 5lb plates to optimize use for these . He loves it