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Two Standard Dumbbell Handles crossed on a white background, featuring chrome finish, metal screw threads, and textured grips.

Two Standard Dumbbell Handles cross against a white background, featuring knurled grips and threaded ends with spin-lock collars for securing weights. Their sleek, shiny design highlights strength and durability.

Two Standard Dumbbell Handles are shown on a white background. The top is labeled 14 inch and the bottom 16 inch, both featuring textured grips and adjustable collars for securing weights.

A pair of Standard Dumbbell Handles, featuring textured grips and threaded ends for securing weight plates, displayed on a white background.

Close-up image of two Standard Dumbbell Handles in silver metal, featuring textured grips and threaded ends, positioned parallel on a white background.

A close-up image shows a Standard Dumbbell Handle with a textured grip, threaded ends, and star-shaped spin-lock collars against a white background, angled diagonally.

Power Maxx 16″ Standard Dumbbell Handles

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$20.00

Item No: CGSTDBHD16

37 in stock

DESCRIPTION

Weight	4.351 kg
Inclusions	Pair of Handles + Collars
Construction	Chrome-plated steel with knurled grip. Steel sleeves that rotate on a copper bushing.

Here is a tidy set of standard dumbbell handles for legit standard weight plates. Proper standard weights have a 30mm hole, so if you have got a budget set of weight plates these won’t fit.

Spin Lock dumbbell handles work better than springs or screw style clamps. Springs work on Olympic Dumbbell Handles because there is a larger surface area on which the spring can clamp.

Screw-on collars are fine for standard barbells, but for dumbbell exercises where there is a greater range of motion, spinlocks are the way to go. They have a rubber ring on the locking ring, which helps prevent rattling and loosening during your set.

We have these available in both 14 inch and 16 inch. The 14 inch ones are better if you are going to use them primarily for isolation work, for example lateral raises, bicep curls or dumbbell flys. The 16 inch ones will be better for heavier compound movements like pressing or rowing.

This price is for a pair of dumbbell handles