Brand
Set contents, itemised
Adjustable dumbbells and barbells, exercise balls and pilates rings.
The dumbbell set publishes its contents piece by piece: two bars, twelve plates in three sizes, four star collars — and from that the 2 kg step follows, which is the figure that decides whether a stalled press can move.
A total weight alone would not have said that.
The bore and the handle diameter, on loadable bars — the two figures that decide whether plates already owned will fit. The review page records both absences.
12 plates, 4 star collars, cement fill
A 40 kg spinlock pair sold on floor protection as much as on load: cement-filled plastic plates, cross-knurled handles and four star collars. The plates are the reason it is cheap and the reason a bar fills up early.
Best for: A first pair where the floor matters and the total never needs to be high
Ø 30/31 mm, 2 × 17.5 cm sleeves, 6.3 kg
A 120 cm chromed bar that publishes almost everything a 30 mm bar can: bore, sleeve length, grip length and its own mass. The load figure is quoted per side, which is unusual and worth reading carefully.
Best for: A 30 mm collection that needs its sleeve length known before it grows
Ø 85 cm, 250 kg, suits users from 185 cm
The largest ball here at 85 cm, published with the user height it suits — from 185 cm upward — and a 250 kg capacity, with a foot pump.
Best for: A user of 185 cm or more, for whom the smaller sizes sit too low
A 37 cm pilates ring with a double grip, worked by squeezing against its resistance lying, standing or seated.
Best for: A first ring, where the exercise matters more than the specification
