Adjustable Dumbbells 5-80 lbs

Reppins go higher, and higher quality with drop rating. Nuobell will be easier. I've had mine since black Friday and haven't had an issue with em, haven't dropped em tho either. Money as no object id go Reppin

I chose Nuobell s5100. I wanted 5lb increments. Super happy with them. I don’t drop my weights. Feel well made and the quick change is amazing.

I say always start small, but invest in good pieces. This lets you gauge how committed you can be with a home gym, or if the space is better used for something else. By investing in good pieces you are either buying once, crying once, or able to sell more easily if you decide to go a different direc

Depends. If money and space were no issue, I’d go with a set. But, with adder weights like microgains so I’d only get dumbbells in ten pound increments. Simple to grab and use, very balanced. If space and money are a concern, I’d go adjustable, with a stand. Much less space. Love my PowerBlocks, but

I'd vouch for the Nuobells. I had the older style nuobells but sold them to get the Reppins. I honestly wish I kept them with the reppins because they have the best adjustment system out of any dumbbell I've tried. I haven't tried the newer S model, but I can assume it's just as good and probably ev

I’d check out the MX70 evos. Traditional dumbbell style, quick change, no plastic parts. Not quite as fast as nuobells, especially if you’re messing with the 2.5lbs magnetic attachments, but still not bad.

I got my AOC's about a month ago and use them a lot; I've had the Nuobell 5-80's for several years, so I got the AOC 10-50's. I do double drops on 1 arm rows, so I need 3 dumbbells, and also superset DB 2 arm rows and incline DB presses, so I need 4 DB's for those. On the 1 arm rows, I can take some

Trulap is great, I have nuobells and had snodes but sold em. Snode was good but the 10lbs increments just suck, attaching micro weights suck they take too much time. The trulaps feel solid to me and love that I can go up around 3lbs at a time. I combine with my Nuobell and get even greater range ie/

TLDR; bowflex is booty, way better options out there for near same price, and my Mx Select Evo 100's have been great. Yeah idk where you hear Bowflex if you're searching from the past 5 years. Eisenlinks (patent-expired, cheaper Ironmasters) and Evo MXSelect are the top dogs for budget adjustable DB

I've got the Nuobell's 5-80 and love them, although you can't drop them, which I don't like to do anyway, but I needed a third dmbl for 1 arm row drop sets, so I got the AOC Fitness (like the Eisenlinks but 6 sided plates so they roll easier) 10-50, and the pins are long enough to take some plates f