Trulap Adjustable Dumbbells

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Trulap Adjustable Dumbbells for Sale: Twist the Handle, Change the Weight Trulap builds two adjustable dumbbells and the racks that hold them. The 8552 covers 8.5 to 52 pounds per hand and the 8592 covers 8.5 to 92, both on the same mechanism: the plates sit in a docking base, you twist the handle to the weight you want, and only that weight comes up. Everything on this page belongs to that one system, and the racks fit either set. Choosing Between the 8552 and the 8592 Both sets use the same handle, the same plates and the same docking base. What separates them is how far up they go. The 8552 stops at 52 pounds per hand. The 8592 keeps going to 92. The two share their lower rungs exactly. Every weight the 8552 offers, the 8592 offers at the same point, so the decision is about your top end and nothing else. If your heaviest dumbbell work sits in the forties and fifties, the 8552 covers it and asks for less floor: its base is about five inches shorter, which is the kind of difference you notice in a room where the dumbbells live beside a bench rather than in their own corner. If you already press above 52 a hand, the 8592 is the one that will not run out from under you. You do not have to settle it permanently either way. An expansion kit takes an 8552 up to the full 92 pound range later, so beginning with the lighter set and adding the top end when you actually reach it is a real option rather than a reason to buy more than you need now. What Weights You Actually Get The 8592 gives you 26 selectable weights per hand between 8.5 and 92 pounds. The 8552 gives you the first 14 of them: 8.5, 12, 15.5, 19, 21.5, 25, 28.5, 32, 35.5, 39, 42.5, 45, 48.5 and 52. Steps run about 3.5 pounds, and nothing lands on a round five because the plates are metric underneath and the pound figures are conversions. The handle reads in kilograms as well, and in kilograms the ladder is even: it starts at 4 and climbs in 1.5 kilogram steps the whole way. If you train in kilos, the selection