Rogue Fitness
Rogue Adjustable Dumbbell 90 (Single)
Rogue's heavy dial single: one bell adjusting 10 to 90 lb, pairing the brand's build standard with a serious top-end weight.
Add-on kit that extends Ironmaster Quick-Lock handles to 165 lb per dumbbell using stacked steel plates and the locking screw.
MSRP is a reference figure — live price is on the retailer's site.
The Ironmaster 165 lb add-on set exists for the lifter who already owns a Quick-Lock 75 and discovered that dumbbell presses got easy. Rather than buying an entirely new set, this kit supplies the additional precision-milled steel plates that stack onto the existing Quick-Lock handle, extending each dumbbell from 75 up to 165 pounds per hand. The genius of the Ironmaster system is its rock-solid plate lock: a single captured locking screw clamps the plates into one rigid unit with zero rattle, so even at 165 pounds the dumbbell feels like a fixed cast piece rather than something assembled. Plate changes are slower than a dial or pin system, which is the deliberate trade Ironmaster makes for durability and a slim, balanced profile that fits a narrow grip. The plates are bare steel and built to be effectively indestructible, and they nest on the locking stand if you own it. This is a single-handle add-on by design, so most buyers purchase two kits to upgrade a full pair. For heavy, no-rattle dumbbell work, nothing else feels this solid.
| Weight range | 75-165 lb |
|---|---|
| Max per hand | 165 lb |
| Adjustment | Twist Lock |
| Increment | 5 lb |
| Settings per hand | 18 |
| Sold as | Single |
| Includes stand | No |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 20" × 7" × 7" |
|---|---|
| Floor footprint | 1 sq ft |
| Product weight | 165 lb |
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