I'm a fitness editor — these are the 11 Prime Day weights deals under $50 you can still buy right now

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Amazon's two-day sales even, Prime Day is over for another year. But you can still pick up some premium, muscle-building weights for less than $50 with these last-chance Prime Day weights deals. 

These discounts could end at any time, so if you're looking for new weights, then don't miss out on this $20 saving on the RitFit 10lbs Rubber Encased Hex Dumbbell Pair which are now just $49 at Amazon

Or if kettlebells are more your thing, the Apex Adjustable Kettlebell is down to just $50, reduced from $69. You can switch between 15 lbs and 20 lbs, and buy up to four additional weights plates to bring the total load up to an impressive 50 lbs. 

But don't wait to pick up these weights, as these post-Prime Day deals could end at any moment. 

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Prime Day dumbbell deals

Yes4All Rubber Grip Encased Hex Dumbbell 25 lbs: was $52 now $34

Yes4All Rubber Grip Encased Hex Dumbbell 25 lbs: was $52 now $34
This Yes4All dumbbell looks like many others, but is actually coated in PVC rather than rubber, if you aren't a fan of rubber's smell, but maybe also because it brings the cost down. However, the handle is coated in rubber for improved grip and there are savings on all loads up to the 50 lbs model. 

RitFit 10lbs Rubber Encased Hex Dumbbell Pair: was $69 now $49

RitFit 10lbs Rubber Encased Hex Dumbbell Pair: was $69 now $49
It's not often you find a single high-quality dumbbell for less than $50, let alone a pair. However, that's what's on offer here with this RitFit duo. Each 'bell is 10 lbs, so these are ideal if you want to add a load to bodyweight exercises or if you're just getting into strength training. 

Signature Fitness Rubber Encased Hex 10lbs Dumbbells: was $44 now $39

Signature Fitness Rubber Encased Hex 10lbs Dumbbells: was $44 now $39
If you weren't a fan of RitFit weights, this near-identical pair are at a near-identical price. The rubber dumbbells have a hexagonal design to keep them in place and a textured handle for good grip, even with sweaty hands. 

CAP Barbell 25lb Adjustable Dumbbell: was $112 now $48 at Walmart

CAP Barbell 25lb Adjustable Dumbbell: was $112 now $48 at Walmart
This rare discount at Walmart sharply brings down the cost this customizable weight. You can adjust the load between 5 lbs and 25 lbs with a quick twist of the handle, and the weights fit neatly away in the storage tray when not in use.

Centr Smart Stack 50 Adjustable Dumbbell Set: was $399 now $299

Centr Smart Stack 50 Adjustable Dumbbell Set: was $399 now $299
I know; these adjustable dumbbells are not less than $50. But I wanted to drop them in as they're a great set and this is a massive (and rare) discount on these Centr-branded, Chris Hemsworth-approved weights. They range in 5 lbs increments between 5 lbs and 50 lbs and come with a three-month to the Centr workout app included. 

Prime Day kettlebell deals

Yes4All Combo Kettlebells Vinyl Coated Weight Sets: was $64 now $44

 Yes4All Combo Kettlebells Vinyl Coated Weight Sets: was $64 now $44
You may want to vary the load depending on the exercise you're doing, which is where this three-weight set comes in very handy. The wide grip is easy to hold with both hands, each 'bell has a flat base and vinyl coating, and you get weights at 5 lbs, 10 lbs, and 15 lbs. 

Apex Adjustable Kettlebell: was $69 now $50

Apex Adjustable Kettlebell: was $69 now $50
Adjustable kettlebells fulfil the same purpose as a collection of weights, allowing you to change the load between moves, but also take up a lot less space. This Apex model can either be 15 lbs or 20 lbs, and you can buy up to four additional weights place to bring the load up to 50 lbs.

Bionic Body 10 lbs Soft Kettlebell: was $39 now $33

Bionic Body 10 lbs Soft Kettlebell: was $39 now $33
Metal kettlebells have their place, but if you're working out at home or in an apartment, you might want to avoid the sounds of heavy metal with this soft kettlebell instead. Plus, it's a lot less painful if you accidentally knock yourself while practicing kettlebell swings or halos around your head. 

Yaheetech 35lbs Kettlebell: was $49 now $29

Yaheetech 35lbs Kettlebell: was $49 now $29
This plastic kettlebell is another great option for shared housing or outdoor workouts. It's not as durable as the metal equivalents, but the design allows for a much larger handle, which is ideal if you find your fingers overlapping when you grip a regular kettlebell. 

Sunny Health & Fitness Vinyl Coated 15lbs Kettlebell: was $43 now $26

Sunny Health & Fitness Vinyl Coated 15lbs Kettlebell: was $43 now $26
Like the Yes4All collection, this range from Sunny Health & Fitness are color-coded to help you find the right weight at a glance. The kettlebell has a wide hand for two-handed exercise and a durable iron core with vinyl coating. 

Yes4All Powder Coated Kettlebell 31lb: was $51 now $38

Yes4All Powder Coated Kettlebell 31lb: was $51 now $38
In contrast with the previous Yes4All weights, these powder-coasted ones are also color-coded but in more muted tones if you want the weights to stay in the background once you're done working out. Plus, it has a flat, non-slip base to prevent it from wobbling. 

James Frew
Fitness Editor

James is Tom's Guide's Fitness Editor, covering strength training workouts, cardio exercise, and accessible ways to improve your health and wellbeing. His interest in fitness started after being diagnosed with a chronic illness, and he began focusing on strengthening his core, taking regular walks around the city, and practicing meditation to manage the symptoms. He also invested in fitness trackers, home workout equipment, and yoga mats to find accessible ways to train without the gym. Before joining the team at Tom’s Guide, James was the Fitness Editor at Fit&Well, where he covered beginner-friendly exercise routines, affordable ways to boost your wellbeing, and reviewed weights, rowing machines, and workout headphones. He believes that exercise should be something you enjoy doing, so appreciates the challenge of finding ways to incorporate it into everyday life through short muscle-building sessions, regular meditation, and early morning walks.