Exercise Comparison
Bench Press vs Dumbbell Bench Press: Equivalent Weight
Based on Lyfta's strength standards for a 30-year-old, 80 kg lifter, a 100 kg Bench Press matches about a 42.5 kg Dumbbell Bench Press.
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Bench Press to Dumbbell Bench Press conversion chart
| Bench Press | Equivalent Dumbbell Bench Press |
|---|---|
| 40 kg · 88 lb | 9 kg · 20 lb |
| 60 kg · 132 lb | 20 kg · 44 lb |
| 80 kg · 176 lb | 31 kg · 68 lb |
| 100 kg · 220 lb | 42.5 kg · 94 lb |
| 120 kg · 265 lb | 53.5 kg · 118 lb |
| 140 kg · 309 lb | 65 kg · 143 lb |
| 160 kg · 353 lb | 76 kg · 168 lb |
| 180 kg · 397 lb | 87 kg · 192 lb |
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- If I can lift a given weight on Bench Press, what should I lift on Dumbbell Bench Press?
- About 42.5 kg for a 100 kg Bench Press, for a typical 80 kg lifter. Use the calculator above for your own weight.
- Is Bench Press vs Dumbbell Bench Press a 1:1 conversion?
- Usually not. The tool uses strength standards, not a simple ratio, so the equivalent Dumbbell Bench Press can be higher or lower than your Bench Press depending on the lifts.
- Which lifts can I compare?
- You can compare any two exercises in the Lyfta standards library, including bench vs squat, squat vs deadlift, and accessory lifts such as rows, presses, and curls.
- Is the equivalent weight a training recommendation?
- No. It is a statistical estimate of what lifters at a similar strength percentile typically lift on the second exercise. Use it as a starting point, not a prescription.











