STC30 CHROME ADJUSTABLE DUMBBELLS IN A CASE 30KG HMS

A dumbbell with replaceable weights is a classics and, at the same time, a must have for every home gym. The STC30 HMS is a set of two chromium-plated steel dumbbells. However, they can be joined together to form a bar.High quality chrome-plated steel guarantees high strength and it ensures long-term life of the equipment. Clamps and perfectly fitting diameter of the weight hole make it easier to replace the load quickly and to ensure robust position on the bar. The clamps are threaded, but they also have additional protection which is a tightening screw. Hence, the weighs do not shift in any way during a workout.Due to a special extension it is possible to join two short bars into a long one. This innovative solution significantly extends the range of possibilities. A user can have a barbell to do exercises that are not possible or not comfortable when using dumbbells. Having one product, we can use two.The set comprises two bars, four clamps, bars connection system and total no. of 16 weights. All of these in a comfortable suitcase.The product is suitable for both, advanced users and beginners. Start your training today, the STC30 HMS is an ideal choice for a home gym.Specification:Material: chromed steelDimensions of the barLength: 38 cmDiameter: 25 mmGrip diameter: 34 mmDimensions of the coupling system:Length: 30 cmDiameter: 32 mmGrip diameter: 41 mmWeights:2,5 kg – 14,8 x 2,4 cm1,25 kg – 11,4 x 1,8 cm0,5 kg – 9,3 x 1,5 cmWeight of the bar: 1,2 kgWeight of the coupling system: 0,7 kgWeight of the clamp: 0,2 kgTotal weight of the set: 32 kgThe set includes:Short bar x 2Bars coupling system x 1Weights 2,5 kg x 8Weights 1,25 kg x 4Weights 0,5 kg x 4Clamps x 4Remarks:Not for the commercial use24 months warrantyImporter: Abisal Ltd. | Poland | 41-807 Zabrze | Pyskowicka Street 17 | e-mail: abisal@abisal.plAbisal Ltd.. declares that the products sold by the company are safe and meet the requirements contained in the Act on General Product Safety of December 12, 2003. (Journal of Laws of December 31, 2003)