Is 氯丁橡胶包胶哑铃（小重量手持哑铃） Worth Selling?

“The grip diameter increases on the dumbells the higher in weight you go, so I can comfortably wrap my hands around all the weights up to about 6kg, and thereafter my thumb and middle fingers don't touch. (I have average female hands, size 7) This has made me a bit wary because it tests my grip strength a lot more in an exercise when using the 7s, 8s, 9s, & 10s, and I don't have as secure a hold on the dumbells. (Scary when doing dumbbell chest press not to have a fully enclosed grip)”

“I actually find this so relevant as a petite person! I have the neoprene in 5 up to 12lb and find even the 12lb ones hurt my hands so much because the part you grip is a lot thicker than on the hex ones. Might just be the pair I got but I way prefer the hex dumbells because the metal part is thinner and easier to hold for someone with smaller hands!”

“I have very small hands, and I regret buying the one pair of neoprenes I own. I rarely use them because they're uncomfortable. I invested in hex for all of my others. For me, it was worth it.”

“i think they dont really make them >20 lbs because they'd be so thick you couldn't grip them! I wear exercise gloves and have metal handled ones (non-Peloton) and they are great!”

“They don't really make them. I have them up to 20lbs and then my 25s and 30s are the peloton weights. I have to wear gloves for those, and I have to take off my wedding rings.”

“You don't get heavy neoprene dumbells. I have a pair of 6kg neoprene which I started with. I later upgraded to 8kg rubber hex dumbbells and then 10kgs.”

“If you've recently purchased a neoprene dumbbells set and noticed an unpleasant chemical or rubbery odour, you're not alone. This smell is actually quite common with new neoprene-coated equipment.”

“The best non-toxic dumbbells and hand weights are made of materials that don't off-gas, have an odor, or contain chemicals of concern. Many of these options will be safe for the chemically sensitive.”

“This is hard because all of our sensory issues are unique, what works for me may not work for you. For me personally I like the neoprene-coated. Vinyl are a little… sticky? Cast iron is cold and hard. The grips on the metal ones are too rough.”

“If possible, I'd recommend going to a physical store that'd sell these just so you can touch the different materials and make sure you won't get the ick. Something to keep in mind is that the different materials will be more or less slippy once your hands are sweaty.”

“Light blue ones are soft. Metal ones have little scratchy lines that remind you you are holding them and are cold. Plastic ones are just plastic and smooth.”

“I have the metal Peloton dumbbells and wrapped the handles in vet tape! It works great and has that neoprene feel. Plus each weight pair gets its own color so they're easy to differentiate during a workout.”

“If you have lifted weights before, then you have noticed that dumbbells and barbells get slippery easily, can cause blisters and calluses, and can leave a distinct smell on your hands. Tommy Tape Grip Wrap prevents these things from happening.”

“I have those light dumbbells. You know, the 2lbs ones models hold up in fitness mag photoshoots. Yes, I know. I got them before I started reading up on strength training. I've moved on now to heavier kettlebells, which feels more useful.”

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