Hex Dumbbell Sets
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3 Pair Hex Dumbbell Set with 3 Tier Tree Rack -
Hex Dumbbell Set 4 Pair with A5 Tier Rack -
Hex Dumbbell Set 5 Pair with A5 Tier Rack -
Hex Dumbbell Set 6 Pairs with A6 Tree Rack -
Hex Dumbbell Set 10 Pairs with A10 Tree Rack -
Rubber Hex Dumbbell Set with Optional Rack - Home Gym Deals UK -
3 Tier Neoprene Hex Dumbbell Tree Rack -
Neoprene Hex Dumbbell 5 Tree Rack -
Neoprene Dumbbell 6 Tree Rack -
Neoprene Dumbbell 10 Tree Rack
Hex Dumbbell Sets for UK Home Gyms
A hex dumbbell set gives you a full range of weights in one purchase, usually with a tree rack included so everything stays organised rather than rolling around the floor. That makes them the most common starting point for anyone building a home gym from scratch.
Our sets run from a 3-pair starter (2.5–7.5kg) right up to a 10-pair set for serious progressive training, with rack and foldable bench options built into most listings.
Why Choose a Hex Dumbbell Set?
Buying a set instead of individual pairs works out cheaper per kilo and means you're never stuck without the right weight for an exercise. The hexagonal head stops the dumbbell rolling when you set it down mid-set — genuinely useful once you're doing floor work or supersetting between exercises — and the rubber coating protects both the weight and your floor.
Choosing the Right Set Size
The most popular progression among our customers is building up in 2.5kg steps, which is why our sets are built around exactly that pattern:
| Set size | Example weight range | Best for |
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| 3-pair set | 2.5 / 5 / 7.5kg | Complete beginners, or a second set for lighter accessory work |
| 4-pair set | 2.5 / 5 / 7.5 / 10kg | The most versatile all-round starting point for home training |
| 5-pair set | 2.5 / 5 / 7.5 / 10 / 12.5kg | Progressive training once you've outgrown a 4-pair set |
| 6-pair set | 2.5 / 5 / 7.5 / 10 / 12.5 / 15kg | Experienced lifters who want real headroom before their next upgrade |
Not sure where to start? Our beginner's weight guide breaks it down by experience level and what you're training for.
Rack, Bench and Storage Options
Most of our sets come with the option to add a tree rack and a foldable bench at checkout, so you can build a complete little training station in one order instead of shopping around separately. If you already own dumbbells and just need somewhere tidy to keep them, see our hex dumbbell storage guide. For every rack and bench combination available across our hex, neoprene and barbell ranges in one place, see Home Gym Bundles.
Hex Dumbbells vs Other Options
Wondering how hex compares to round dumbbells, or want to see specific sets and configurations reviewed side by side? Our hex vs round dumbbells guide and pick of the best hex dumbbell sets go into more detail on choosing between shapes, coatings and set sizes.
FAQs
How many pairs of hex dumbbells do I actually need?
A 4-pair set (2.5–10kg) covers most beginner-to-intermediate training on its own. If you're already active or want more headroom before upgrading, a 5- or 6-pair set gives you a longer progression before you need anything heavier.
What weight hex dumbbells should I start with?
Most beginners are comfortable starting in the 2.5–5kg range for upper-body work and slightly heavier for legs. Our beginner's guide above covers this by exercise type.
Do I need a rack with my set?
Not to train, but it keeps a multi-pair set organised and stops weights rolling underfoot — most customers add one, which is why it's offered as a checkout option rather than a separate purchase.
Are rubber hex dumbbells safe on wooden or tiled floors?
The rubber coating is designed to protect flooring from impact, but as with any free weight, setting them down carefully rather than dropping them is the safest approach on hard flooring.
