Pro Hex Rubber Dumbbell 9 Kg

Lacertosus Pro Hexagonal Dumbbells
From 1 Kg dumbbells to 60 Kg ones, you'll find the finest hexagonal dumbbells imaginable, available in 27 different weights.

Lacertosus Black Design
But how are these pitch-black dumbbells signed by Lacertosus®? First and foremost, they are a true delight for enthusiasts' eyes, with their captivating design. They are fixed dumbbells, coated with high-quality rubber, sturdy, and resilient.

Features:

• Odorless
• Silent when placed down
• Zero risks of damaging floors and other equipment
• Zero risks of wear: they will remain perfect for a very long time
• Grip and details: the steel handle features an enhanced grip after extensive testing to ensure a solid and stable hold even during the most complex and strenuous exercises. On the sides, the Lacertosus® logo is embossed, as well as the indication of the weight in Kg

Hexagonal Dumbbells to Expand Your Workout Horizons: Burpees and Man Makers
Hexagonal dumbbells can be used like regular round dumbbells, but they open the door to many, many other exercises. Firstly, hexagonal dumbbells are perfect for performing Burpees with dumbbells during workouts or functional circuits, popular among the American Marines, for example. The fast, exhausting, and explosive exercise becomes even more challenging with dumbbells, which must be hexagonal and rubber-coated to perform push-ups without slipping forward.

Try this Workout
In addition to Burpees, you can do Push Ups with Renegade Rows, another multi-joint exercise to train the core, back, and arms. If you really want to push yourself with your new hexagonal dumbbells, you can try Man Makers, a complete and rather complex exercise that involves moving the entire body with fast and repeated movements until exhaustion. So, you start with Push Ups with weights, then move on to Renegade Rows, jump forward to stand up, perform a clean with full and deep squats, a thruster, and, returning the hexagonal dumbbells to the ground, repeat. Are you ready to give your best with these new weights? Share your workouts with us!