If you want the advantages of thick-handled dumbbell bars for Olympic-style plates, these beauties are for you.

No. 1249 (25 lb. ) $299.95/pair

If you're interested in building huge, strong shoulders, you should do 300-pound one arm presses . . . the best pressers around in the 1950s and 1960s could do these and that's the gene pool that our Big Boys come from.

No. 1224 (16 lb.) $199.95/pair

Our kettlebell handles are plate-loaded so that you can get the most out of your available space and budget and do all those lifts for which kettlebells are most productive. These were the inspiration for Pavel Tstatsouline's famous MILO article, "Vodka, Pickle Juice, Kettlebell Lifting, and Other Russian Pastimes."

No. 1275 (17 lb.) $114.95/pair

Whether you want 1-1/2"-, 2"-, or 2-1/2"-diameter dumbbell handles, now you are all set with three nested handles in one unit.

No. 1245-3NS (12 lb.) $179.95/pair

You can use our Three-For Nesting Husky Handles on any 1" or 1-1/16" bar (it must be that diameter from end to end for the handles to slide on): add some standard barbell plates, lock the whole unit in place with our Bulldog II Collars, and lift away.

No. 1259-NS (2 lb.) handles only $79.95

The purpose of this tool is to tax the grip in a variety of pinch and supporting grip challenges, and the way it works is very ingenious.

No. 1367 (9 lb.) $99.95

Retro-tech is the story here: collars that require a wrench and hang on so tight that they bite into the bar.

No. 1226-S

• Small 1 pair (1 lb.) $31.95
• Small 2 pairs (2 lb.) $57.90

Retro-tech is the story here: collars that require a wrench and hang on so tight that they bite into the bar.

1226-L

• Large 1 pair (3 lb.) $52.95
• Large 2 pairs (6 lb.) $99.90