Heavy dumbbells, happy shoulders

Enjoy all the benefits of heavy dumbbell work while keeping your shoulders safe. No spotter required. Zero wasted energy. Just safe gains.

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I had a chance to use them today and they work GREAT. I was actually able to get 2 more quality reps right off the bat.

Robert N.

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As someone who reps 150 lbs of dumbbells, this is 1000x better than throwing those things up and opening yourself up for potential injury. You won't regret owning a pair of these

Tee M.

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Days off due to injury can never be regained. An absolute no-brainer for all heavy dumbbell presses.

David D.

New grip 2.0

"The new grip turned Dumbbell Spotter Hooks from good to GREAT!"

You ask, we deliver. The original Dumbbell Spotter Hooks grip was firm and safe, but not always comfortable. We are proud to present our new ergonomic grip, engineered from scratch to contour perfectly to your hands and dumbbells. It not only provides unbeatable comfort (you literally won't feel it), but also greatly improves control, even for the heaviest sets. You have to experience it.

1. Improved comfort and control
2. Anti-slip design
3. Ultra durable nylon
4. Rated for 250 LBs / 110 KG (per hook)

UNLOCKED PERFORMANCE

On average, intermediate lifters can perform 3 to 4 additional quality reps when using the Dumbbell Spotter Hooks hooks. By enabling extra volume at a challenging weight, Dumbbell Spotter Hooks is the shortest and safest path to unlock new gains and crush plateaus.

The Smarter Way to Train with Dumbbells

4 Reasons To Upgrade

• Prevent imbalances with heavy unilateral work
• DESTROY plateaus by switching to heavy DB lifts
• Lift safely by performing scapular retraction on DB presses too
• Optimize your lifts by focusing all the energy on the lifting phase

"These things are going to completely change the dumbbell game

The absolute coolest purchase I’ve made for the gym in the sub-$100 price range."

Jeremy S

"If you can't get the weight up, it's too heavy!"

Imagine if you were required to get the barbell from the floor every time you do a bench press. That would be CRAZY. However, when it comes to dumbbells training, you are supposed to swing the dumbbells into position or kick them up with your knees. As lifters, we’ve been performing dumbbell exercises in a suboptimal (and sometimes dangerous) way just because we lacked the appropriate gear. It's time to fix that.

Don't just take our word for it 💭