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QuickTurn
QuickTurn Dial Adjustable Dumbbell (5–25 lb, Single)
4.1 (610)
A lighter, single-dumbbell option aimed at toning and rehab work rather than heavy lifting.
$89
View on Amazon- Weight
- 5–25 lb
- Dimensions
- 14" L x 6.5" W
- Material
- Steel plates, plastic shell
- Warranty
- 1-year manufacturer warranty
Information last checked September 6, 2026.
About this product
QuickTurn's single-unit adjustable dumbbell tops out at 25 lb, aimed at lighter strength and mobility work rather than heavy compound lifts. It uses the same dial-lock mechanism as heavier adjustable sets, just in a smaller frame.
Best for
- • Light strength work, physical therapy, and toning routines
- • People without space for a full adjustable pair
Not ideal for
- • Anyone doing general strength training with both hands
- • Lifters who will outgrow 25 lb within a few months
Pros
- Inexpensive way to try adjustable dumbbells
- Compact enough for a closet or under a bed
- Fine increments for light, controlled progressions
Cons
- Weight range is too low for most lower-body or back exercises
- Sold as a single unit, not a pair
Editor's verdict
This is a supplementary piece, not a primary strength-training tool — good for the specific case of light, single-arm or rehab-style work, but most beginners will outgrow the weight range quickly.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the QuickTurn Dial Adjustable Dumbbell (5–25 lb, Single) best for?
Light strength work, physical therapy, and toning routines. People without space for a full adjustable pair.
Who should avoid the QuickTurn Dial Adjustable Dumbbell (5–25 lb, Single)?
Anyone doing general strength training with both hands. Lifters who will outgrow 25 lb within a few months.
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