Retailers sell out of weights and dumbbells as gyms remain closed - Business Insider

Weight-lifting products that can be used at home are in high demand as gyms remain shuttered because of the coronavirus

An employee wipes the floor in a closed gym. Because a fitness studio in Hamburg-Bergedorf is no longer allowed to receive guests due to the corona crisis, it now offers online training.Pelotons aren't the only workout equipment in high demand as gyms remain closed. While some states have allowed restaurants and stores to reopen, gyms largely remain shuttered.

Weighs are in short supply at national sporting good chains too. At Dick's Sporting Goods, high-end adjustable weights were mostly out of stock online, with few lighter counterparts available either. Academy Sports and Outdoors, another large chain, also showed outages online for many varieties dumbbells and barbells. Walmart did appear to have more options in stock than other sites, though many products were similarly sold out and unavailable.

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