Hex Dumbbell Set with Rack

Overview

The Hex Dumbbell Set with Rack is a complete, ready-to-train dumbbell station in a single purchase, available in three weight ranges. Every set combines seven pairs of rubber hex dumbbells at 2.5 kg increments with our three-tier Hex Dumbbell Rack to keep them organised. Choose the 245 kg (10–25 kg), 315 kg (15–30 kg) or 385 kg (20–35 kg) variant to match your training level – each option ships with the rack and all fourteen dumbbells together, so you set up a working area in one go instead of sourcing rack and weights separately.

A Complete Dumbbell Station in One Purchase

Buying the dumbbells and the rack as a matched set removes the guesswork. Whichever variant you choose, the seven pairs cover a continuous range at even 2.5 kg increments, so you can progress in small, controlled jumps for pressing, rowing, lunges and accessory work. The rack is sized for the set, keeping every pair in weight order and off the floor. On the 385 variant, the pairs are split across the tiers to fit. It suits home gyms, PT studios and commercial floors that want a tidy, usable station without over-buying.

Rubber Hex Dumbbells with Chrome Handles

Each dumbbell is a solid, one-piece hex finished in SBR rubber. The rubber coating resists abrasion, protects your flooring and keeps the dumbbells quiet when they are set down or racked, while the hexagonal heads stop them rolling and let them sit flat whether stacked or laid side by side.

The handles are chrome-plated steel with a contoured, knurled grip that stays secure through pressing, rowing and carries, even as the hands fatigue. Each weight is embossed directly into the head in kilograms for quick identification on a busy floor, and every dumbbell is accurate to within 3% of its stated weight.

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Three-Tier Storage Rack

Every set includes the Hex Dumbbell Rack, which keeps the dumbbells organised on three open tiers. It is built from 2.5 mm steel with a durable black coating, and each shelf is tested to hold up to 200 kg – comfortably ahead of what any variant places on a single tier. The open layout gives quick access to every pair and keeps the floor clear of trip hazards. The rack measures 122 cm wide, 60 cm deep and 90 cm high, with 109 cm usable shelves, and weighs 31 kg. Rubber feet are not fitted, as these can wear over time and reduce long-term stability.

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What's in Each Variant

• 245 kg set (10–25 kg): 2 × 10, 12.5, 15, 17.5, 20, 22.5, 25 kg – 14 dumbbells, 245 kg total.
• 315 kg set (15–30 kg): 2 × 15, 17.5, 20, 22.5, 25, 27.5, 30 kg – 14 dumbbells, 315 kg total.
• 385 kg set (20–35 kg): 2 × 20, 22.5, 25, 27.5, 30, 32.5, 35 kg – 14 dumbbells, 385 kg total.

Every variant also includes one three-tier Hex Dumbbell Rack.

Specifications

FAQ

Are the dumbbells and the rack both included?
Yes. Every variant includes all seven pairs of hex dumbbells and the three-tier Hex Dumbbell Rack.

Which variant should I choose?
Pick by the range you train in: 245 kg (10–25 kg) for building a first full working range, 315 kg (15–30 kg) for a mid-to-heavy range, and 385 kg (20–35 kg) for heavy pressing and rowing.

Will the whole set fit on the rack?
Yes. Every variant is organised across the rack's three tiers. On the 385 kg set all three tiers are used, with the heaviest pairs on the lower shelf; we recommend spreading the pairs across the tiers rather than crowding a single shelf.

How accurate are the dumbbells?
Every dumbbell is manufactured to within 3% of its stated weight.

Why doesn't the rack have rubber feet?
Rubber feet are left off by design, as they wear down over time and can reduce the rack's long-term stability on a solid floor.

Can I add heavier dumbbells later?
Yes. Individual hex dumbbells are available separately from 1 kg to 75 kg, and each shelf is tested to 200 kg, so there is room to expand.

Which Variant Is Right for You

All three variants include the same three-tier Hex Dumbbell Rack and seven pairs of rubber hex dumbbells at 2.5 kg increments. They differ only in the weight range they cover.