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How many of you tried water dumbbells before?

Seems like a good idea . Given that i am moving every few years since i rent. This looks like a perfect fit for my need since it can be moved around very conveniently.

Just fill water in when using and drain the water when moving around.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/AquaBells-Dumbbells-Water-Therapy-Inflatable-Travel-Light-Home-Gym-16-lbs-AB2-/171983142130?mkevt=1&siteid=1&mkcid=2&mkrid=711-153320-877651-5&source_name=google&mktype=pla&campaignid=10695146783&groupid=108212382849&targeted=pla-293946777986&MT_ID=&adpos=&device=c&googleloc=1029543&itemid=171983142130&merchantid=116792603&geo_id=127



Anyone tried these before and is it any good?
16lbs is only 7kg. You might as well do a bodyweight workout, and/or use things that you already own.

Alternatively, just buy 2 standard 7.5kg plates and take them with you, or give them away, when you move, although a complete dumbell set wouldn't be too much more difficult to move every couple of years; they don't take up much room.
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They look pretty unwieldy - you'd need a lot of water, e.g. 10 litres to make 10kg, and water moves around. I have metal ones, but when I moved house I used a moving company who moved everything for me.
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I have never done it, but I am willing to try.
Original post by watchtheday
16lbs is only 7kg. You might as well do a bodyweight workout, and/or use things that you already own.

Alternatively, just buy 2 standard 7.5kg plates and take them with you, or give them away, when you move, although a complete dumbell set wouldn't be too much more difficult to move every couple of years; they don't take up much room.

i have seen 15 kg ones. but i doubt how big would it have to be. it basically needs to fit 15 litres.

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