20 lb Rubber Hex Dumbbell Pair

In Use

Twenty pounds is where pressing and rowing start to feel like real work. Bench press, single-arm rows, split squats, farmer's carries. The hexagonal heads stop the dumbbells rolling the moment you set them down, so they stay put between sets and stack flat against a wall when the session is over.

Key Features

Solid cast iron core
The head is threaded and permanently attached to a solid steel shaft, so the joint between head and handle stays tight under repeated loading.

Rubber-coated hex heads
The rubber coating protects your floor, your other equipment and the dumbbell itself, and it takes most of the noise out of a heavy set landing on concrete.

Chromed knurled handle
The handle is contoured and knurled for grip, which counts for more at 20 lb than it does at 10.

Weight marked in pounds
Each head carries its weight in LB, so the pair is readable at a glance and your session loads without guesswork.

Flat, stable storage
Six flat faces mean no racking required. They sit still on any surface, which matters in a room that is not only a gym.

Why We Stock It

Every home gym eventually needs a working pair rather than an adjustable one, because switching plates mid-superset kills the set. Twenty pounds covers most accessory work for most people, and it holds its value in the corner of a room for a decade. This is the pair you buy once.

Specifications

Built for better.