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Used vs New Dumbbell Price Checker
Know the new price before you pay for used. Compare any used listing against today’s cost per pound for complete new sets.
All prices and comparisons are shown in USD.
What Do New Dumbbell Sets Cost Today?
Cost per pound is calculated using the combined weight of every dumbbell in the complete set. It’s shown only as a comparison tool for evaluating used listings.
5–25 lb Set
5 pairs · 150 lb total
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5–50 lb Set
10 pairs · 550 lb total
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5–75 lb Set
15 pairs · 1,200 lb total
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5–100 lb Set
20 pairs · 2,100 lb total
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Is that used set a deal?
Enter the listing. We’ll compare it with the lowest-priced complete new set in the same range today.
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Comparison uses current USD prices for complete new 5-lb-increment sets, before tax. Free shipping applies to the lower 48. Used prices vary with condition, brand and location.
Full new-set price comparison
Sorted by price within each size. Tap a size to expand.
Price Checker comparisons are shown in USD. Product pages may display your local currency.
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When used is the better buy
- Light sets (5–25 lb): used often costs less than new. If it’s in good shape, buy used.
- A few specific pairs: filling gaps used can beat buying a full set.
- Heavier full sets (5–50 lb and up): compare carefully. Today’s new value sets land at or below many used asking prices once pickup and missing pairs are added.
Before you pay for a used set
- Heads tight, no cracks or loose ends
- No deep rust or peeling coating
- Every pair matches in weight and design
- Handles straight, knurling not worn smooth
- All advertised pairs included; rack stable
- Adjustables: test every setting and lock
Outfitting a facility or buying 20+ pairs?
Bulk, multi-set and custom-logo pricing is by quote. Tell us what you need and we’ll put together options.