Adjustable Dumbbells 5-80 lbs

Yay. I’ve had the 80lb Nuobells for around 4 years and I like them. Super quick adjustments. Can’t drop them though.

Sure it’s not that long. But I really really appreciate being to change in 2-3 seconds (nuobell s5100) as opposed to 30-40 seconds. It’s a big difference and makes my workouts that much more enjoyable.

They DO all have tradeoffs - you just have to figure out what tradeoffs you're willing to make and what aligns with your personal preferences. I have a preference for the powerblock Pro 100s, but they're expensive, bulky, and have that cage design which are all real downsides and I don't often recom

Congrats! I was excited for their arrival as well. Mine arrived short while ago. I originally had PowerBlocks EXP with JD Gym Equipped knurled SS handles, then sold those for the quick adjust Nuobells, then sold those two months back for $800 (with stand and Microgainz adder plates) which funded the

I've had the nuobells since they came out and I love them. Use them pretty often. You do have to baby them a bit when putting them back in the cradle (haha) and you can't drop them. As long as you're ok with that, they're amazing. I tried the repins at the PA showroom and the quality is great but I

To each their own. I have been considering IM for heavy weights and drop capabilities but my nuobells change from 5 to 80 in about 5 seconds

Dumbbells I’d say nuobell your best bet. Fast quick change and goes up to 32kg I think. I have ironmaster dumbbells and love them but they are a bit slower to adjust and are in lbs. You can drop them though unlike the nuobells Bench wise I love my ironmaster super bench pro. It’s not a decline bench

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.

If you want easy and quick, go Nuobells. They start at 5lbs, have the quickest adjustment, and no annoying adder weights. They also have a more passive knurling, which your fiance might appreciate, and more traditional shape/feeling. For durability and heavy weight go Peppins. They are built like ta

You might want to check out Keppi. They've got both square and round twist adjustments. The weights go from 4 to 40 lbs or 4.5 to 60 lbs, so nothing too heavy. Perfect for someone just starting out. The adjustment is quick pop pins, just like Nuobells. Super newbie-friendly.