Free weights — UK prices from £4

Dumbbells, barbells, weight plates and kettlebells for UK home and commercial gyms. Free UK delivery on orders of £250 or more.

Where each category starts

Dumbbells from £4 single, £504 a set Neoprene, chrome, hex rubber, rubber, urethane.
Weight plates from £5 single, £672 a set Tri-grip, bumper, deep dish, calibrated competition.
Kettlebells from £18 single, £797.36 a set Neoprene, cast iron, chrome/rubber, competition.
Fixed barbells from £49 Pre-weighted studio bars, rubber and urethane.
Speciality bars from £132 Tricep bar, hex/trap bar, half hex trap bar.
Olympic barbells from £140 5ft, 6ft and 7ft bars; bushings and bearings.

The order to buy in

  1. Barbell and plates first. A bar from £162 and a 150kg bumper set at £672 (£4.48 per kg) covers squats, deadlifts, presses and rows — the movements that build the most strength for the least equipment. Add a £10 pair of spring collars.
  2. Then a bench, from £356 — see Benches. It roughly doubles what your bar and plates can do.
  3. Then dumbbells. Buy a set in 2kg increments if you want everything at once (the JORDAN 2–12kg chrome set at £504 is 84kg of weight at £6.00 per kg), or buy individual pairs if you only need a few weights.
  4. Kettlebells last, and not a full set. Three bells — light, moderate and heavy — cover almost all kettlebell training and cost a fraction of a 4–40kg set at £797.36.

How much weight do you actually need?

  • General strength training: 100–150kg of plates. With a 20kg bar that puts your top squat and deadlift around 170kg, which is more than most people reach.
  • Olympic lifting: bumper plates only — tri-grip and cast plates are not built to be dropped from overhead. Add a platform (see Accessories) and a bar with bearings.
  • Competition training: calibrated plates, from £1,140 for a 140kg set. You are paying for weight accuracy, not for more steel.
  • Studios and classes: fixed barbells from £49 and neoprene dumbbells from £4 — nothing to load, nothing to lose.

Do not skip storage

Loose plates and dumbbells on the floor are the most common cause of injury in a home gym. A weight tree is £228, rack-mounted storage horns start at £17 each, and dumbbell racks start at £330 — see Storage.

Delivery

Free UK delivery on all orders of £250 or more. Individual plates, bars, dumbbells and kettlebells fall below the threshold and carry a flat £20 delivery charge — a £168 bar ordered alone costs £188 delivered, while the same bar with plates ships free. Dispatch within 5 working days, tracking emailed within 24 hours of dispatch.

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs — Free Weights

What types of free weights do you offer?

Our collection includes dumbbells, barbells, weight plates, kettlebells, and fixed-weight sets — available in various sizes and materials to suit every training style and fitness level.

Are free weights suitable for beginners?

Yes. Free weights are ideal for beginners and advanced users alike. Start with lighter weights to focus on form and gradually increase as you gain strength and confidence.

What’s the difference between rubber-coated and cast iron weights?

Rubber-coated weights offer more protection for floors and equipment, reduce noise, and are ideal for home gyms. Cast iron is more compact and durable but may require mats to protect your surfaces.

Do I need a bench or rack to train with free weights?

While not essential, a bench or rack can greatly expand your training options — especially for presses, rows, and squats. They're ideal for building a more complete strength setup.

Can I build muscle effectively using only free weights?

Absolutely. Free weights allow for natural movement patterns, full range of motion, and progressive overload — making them highly effective for building muscle, improving balance, and increasing functional strength.

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