Dimesnions are just 6.5" x 6.5" x 14.5" at the 75lb size. You can quickly adjust each dumbbell from 5-75 lbs with our patented quick lock design in under 15 seconds! The base set includes the rack at no extra charge. Ironmaster Quick-Lock Dumbel system is the latest generation of our adjustable dumbbells. Heavy Duty - go ahead and drop them. Now you can have a complete set of fre weight dumbbells at home that feel just like traditional dumbbells with no restrictions, ratling or safety concerns! Includes the ful size stand that wil also hold the 120 lb ad on kit. Add-on kit available to go up to 120 lbs each dumbbell. No plastic or fragile parts!
Model: 75LBQLDB
Features / Specifications (Specs)
- Quick-Lock design adjusts from 5-75 lbs in 2 1/2 lb increments in just seconds!
- Limited lifetime waranty.
- Super space efficeint design. Takes up less than 2 square feet.
- Super heavy duty construction with welded steel, chrome plated handles.
- System includes two dumbbells at 75 lbs each, Rack and exercise poster.
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Should I buy the Ironmaster 75 lb Quick Lock Adjustable Dumbbell System?
The best.
These dumbells lock up as tight as solid gym DBs, so they can be used safely and quietly for explosive work like full-body swings. They have perfectly proportioned handles that comfortably accommodate one and two-handed work, and compact square plates that are heavier than they look. Asymetrical loading for leverage work is easy and stable. The wide, flat inner permanent collars and big, flat-head, quick-lock pins make them comfortable in many positions not possible with other models: Horizontally and vertically, they're stable on the floor, and the ends can be held with palms up, between feet, knees, thighs for a great variety of movements. They're not as quick-change as Bowflex/Nautilus,(whose handles stay very long even at the lightest weights), or PowerBlocks,(whose cage-like handles are weird, uncomfortable, and technically limiting), but they're the quickest of the serious DBs and the most serious DBs of any adjustable models.
The best dumbbells!
I have had the Ironmaster adjustable dumbbells in my home gym for about 2 years now. They are much stronger than the others out there and lock up tight to feel like regular dumbbells at the health club and take up very little room. It takes a little bit of time to make a change, but it is way worth the effort. The stand is super strong too. I have been weight training for over 20 years and been to all the big gyms and tried just about everything for the home gym. Since I had a small space to deal with at home I only have a few items in my gym. With a good set of dumbells (these) and a good bench you can do just about everything you need for bodybuilding. You won't be dissapointed!
Compatibility is a plus
A quick cost analysis (per dumbell):
Ironmaster 75lb at $224.5 = $3 per pound (increments in 2.5lb) includes pedestal stand, expandable to 125lb
Turbobells 60lb at $150 = $2.5 per pound (increments in 2.5lb) includes tripodlike stand, not expandable
Bowflex 52.5lb at $189.5 = $3.6 per pound (increments in 5lb) includes weight tray, not expandable
Powerblock 60lb at $184.5 = $3.1 per pound (increments in 5lb) No stand, not expandable
VersaBell 50lb at $131.5 = $2.63 per pound (increments in 10lb) includes weight tray, not expandable
One major advantage of Ironmaster is that it has 1-inch holes which will fit standard 1-inch threaded weight bars including the spin-lock ez-curl bars. So you can easily turn dumbells into barbells.
Dumbbell extraordinaire.....
Picking an adjustable dumbbell is a pretty large task, particularly considering the numerous products on the market. In my research, I tried and worked out with 5-6 adjustable dumbbells, including Powerblock, Ironmaster, Freemotion, Soloflex, Bowflex, etc. In the end, it came down to a competition between Ironmaster and Powerblock. Let me give you a little history first....
When I decided to initially buy an adjustable dumbbell set, I was determined to purchase Powerblocks, no matter what. I was caught up in the idea of being able to change weights extremely fast and Powerblock dumbbells fit the bill. So enamored was I with this aspect of PB, I was simply going to buy before sampling the product. My better angels ultimately coerced me out of my overactive enthusiasm, and I decided to research the adjustable dumbbell market before I took the plunge and committed to a particular dumbbell. Considering the price of adjustable dumbbells, I would definitely recommend researching different brands before you make a decision to commit to any particular company.
In the end, I chose Ironmaster Quick-Lock dumbbells. Here are my reasons....
-Ironmaster QLs are extremely safe and exceedingly durable in comparison to other adjustable dumbbells. You never have to worry about a weight detaching from its base in the middle of an exercise (can't say the same for other adjustable dumbbells), and Ironmasters are built to take a beating. They are extremely solid and built to last a lifetime, and can be dropped if you lift to failure (again, can't say the same for other adjustable dumbbells). One of the major problems I had with Powerblock was the weightstacks continually rattled while lifting. This proved to be an extreme irritant and one of the main reasons I went with Ironmaster. There is no rattle with Ironmaster, and they are just as solid as any dumbbell you'd find in any commercial gym.
-The aesthetics of the Ironmaster dumbbell is quite attractive. It's simple and very sophisticated in appearance. Ironmaster is really a beautifully designed dumbbell.
-I prefer the traditonal dumbbell design you will find with Ironmaster, in comparison to the cage design you find with Powerblock. Ironmaster's design allows you to do any type of exercise you desire. You are not limited to what you can do, unlike PB. The Ironmasters have a completely different feel in contradistinction to PB, as well. Perhaps this has something to do with the fact that IM dumbbells are all metal, and Powerblocks have a lot of plastic incorporated into their design. I feel as if IM dumbbells have more targeting potential than PB.
-The relative ease of weight plate change was a bonus with IM, particularly considering my expectations coming into the adjustable dumbbell market. Mind you, Powerblocks are easier to change than Ironmasters, but the difference is negligible considering every other benefit you get with Ironmaster dumbbells. The rapidity of weight change was a deal breaker when I decided to buy an adjustable dumbbell set, but became less important after I tried Powerblocks and Ironmaster Quick-Locks.
-Finally, and I must admit this wasn't a huge factor in my decision, but it was a nice side benefit. Ironmaster provides a stand for your dumbbells that is included in the purchase price of the set. It will store your dumbbells and your 120lb add on kit (if you decide you ever want to lift heavier weights).
In sum, Ironmaster, in my opinion, is the superior dumbbell. I researched adjustable dumbbells for around 2 months prior to purchase, and I'm very glad I did my research because, in the end, I feel I received the most for my money. All adjustable dumbbell sets are very expensive, and the best advice I can give is before you commit to any particular brand you should research, research, research. Like myself, people are sometimes initially exposed to a particular brand of dumbbell and they somehow solidify that brand as the only brand they want. Almost happened to me and glad it didn't. Do your research. I recommend this dumbbell to anyone who is looking for a solid, durable, and reliable weight training tool.
Awesome, affordable dumbells...
I had been researching the internet on other competing products from the like of Bayou Fitness, Bowflex and of course buying a whole rack of individual dumbells... it was only by sheer luck that I came across the Ironmaster super bench, which then in turn lead me to these fantastic Quick-Lock dumbells!
Bayou offers a fine, lowcost setup, but was limited by a limit of 50lbs and no upgrade path.
Bowflex seemed like the likely choice with their sleek ads and look, but COST alot more and were designed with an awkward grip. As well as a "cheapo" plastic covering that would not stand the test of time and use.
Buying into whole rack seemed like the way to go...but with a high cost and a higher space requirement were unable to meet my needs.
Then as stated before I was looking at their SUPER BENCH here on Amazon.com and resolved to couple this with a set of Bowflex 1090's and decided to check out the companies set of adjustable dumbells. Boy I am glad I did. These quick lock dumbells offer a very decent 75lb standard set of weights with the potential to build to 120 lbs without any gimicky handle setup or cheap plastic coatings. The grip and feel is exactly like what you find at the gym and the time to change out plates is negligible. I don't know of any free weight workout that requires you to change out your sets and weights in seconds. FORM was and is always more important than trying to workup some sort of a cardio training with weights. Thats what those plastic dumbells are for, right?
These dumbells are shipped double boxed and the stand is very easy to put together. You will not be dissapointed!
