Adjustable Dumbbell Set
49lbs Set ( with 10s, 5s, 2.5s) - Sold Out 84lbs Set (with 5s) - Sold Out 114lbs Set (with 10s) - Sold Out (2) 84lbs Sets (with 5s) - Sold Out (2) 114lbs Sets (with 10s) - Sold Out
49lbs Set ( with 10s, 5s, 2.5s)
84lbs Set (with 5s)
114lbs Set (with 10s)
(2) 84lbs Sets (with 5s)
(2) 114lbs Sets (with 10s)
The Strength Co. Mini Barbell Set
Our Mini Barbells were designed with our plates and collars in mind. Our plates and collars feature a thin design to allow you to be able to load as much on the bar as possible.
Our Mini Barbell Sets come in two variants, either with 10 lb plates or 5 lb plates, and both include one Mini Barbell and our Clamp Collars.
"The MB-13 from the Strength Co. is one of the best loadable dumbbell handles that I've used. It's high-quality and its size strikes a nice balance. You're able to load over 80lbs without it being as long as some other options. Fully knurled, smooth rotation, and made in the USA - there's a lot to like about this handle."
Adam -- Garage Gym Lab
10s, 5s, 2.5s Variant Includes:
(1) 13lbs Mini Barbell
(1) Pair of 10lbs Olympic Plates
(1) Pair of 5lbs Olympic Plates
(1) Pair of 2.5lbs Olympic Plates
(1) Pair Made in USA Clamp Collars (half lbs each)
Total Weight: 49lbs.
5s Variant Includes:
(7) Pairs of 5lbs Olympic Plates
Total Weight: 84lbs
10s Variant Includes:
(5) Pairs of 10lbs Olympic Plates
Total Weight : 114lbs
Also available in sets of two for bigger savings.
It was my first time ordering from The Strength Co. and I couldn't be happier. Tight tolerances, beautiful casting, excellent quality. Will only get plates from TSC from now on.
Kenton W.
Beautiful craftsmanship, tight tolerances and strange collars.
I only bought two 5lb plates to use with a second-hand olympic dumbbell I purchased a while ago. These plates are wayyyyy better than the cheapo plates I've been using for years. They fit very well on the second-hand dumbbell, with a very small amount of wiggle/slop and if you have the Strength Co. dumbbell, these things are VERY tight. The tolerances on the plates for the dumbbell they are designed to work with are quite small and often get stuck when trying to pull them off. Does this matter? Well, sometimes it's a tad annoying but I think I'd rather have the plates fit so well that they don't move around then them fitting poorly. Yes, these plates are expensive but you get what you pay for and I'll most likely have these for many years to come. I will eventually be buying another dumbbell and the collars that work with them. Both the weights and dumbbell are much nicer that what I was using before. The collars are still weird to me, but they function like they should. The knurling is nice and the handle is thicker than the second-hand olympic dumbbell I was using previously which is nice. I tried using a Fat Gripz One (fits perfectly on my old dumbbell) with the dumbbell and it actually doesn't fit like it should aka isn't fully closed around the handle.