Name: Maple Dumbbells - 1.5 kg
SKU: 153531

Handmade Canadian Maple 1.5kg Dumbbells - Set of 2.

This stylish Maple Dumbbell Bars feature a minimalist design with maximum functionality. Each features a weighted iron core with a natural Canadian Maple exterior that is both strong, and aesthetically pleasing.

These Maple Dumbbell Bars embody aesthetic and strength and are available in a range of weights. Their beautiful appearance and functionality ensure years of everyday use, whether in your home, office, or studio space.

Where it comes from

The Berlin-based designers of these minimalist exercise pieces believe in a return to the natural form and combine high-quality design with sustainable materials such a wood and cork.

In the Kenko studio, sleek, clear lines and geometric shapes are combined with pure functionality to create a new vision for high-quality health and fitness equipment.

How to Use

These uniquely modern dumbbells are perfect for a range of exercises for the whole body— especially for biceps, triceps, shoulder, and back. All the exercises you would complete with regular dumbbells, you can now complete with incomparable style.

Thanks to their stunning design, these Kenko dumbbells also make a beautiful and minimalist decor addition to any space. You'll never again have to feel bad about leaving your exercise equipment lying around!

Details

Specifications

Dimensions: Height 27cm, Diameter 4.5cm
Materials: Maple, steel, brass.
Weight: 1.5 kg each dumbbell.
Purchase includes Set of 2 (two) dumbbells.

Connection to Nature

How do you connect to nature with this product?

Nature views - Textured touches

The way your home looks has a direct effect on your emotions and perceptions. Being made of maple, a natural occurring element, this dumbbell has aesthetically pleasing stimuli, encouraging processes of exploration and sensemaking, which attract and hold a person’s attention effortlessly and to some extent involuntarily. On the other hand, the smooth maple in this set invites human touch. This invitation for further exploration motivates learning and successive sensorial engagement.