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'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

I have the Nuobells and absolutely love them, but they're not the most durable. Mine have held up fine, but I never drop them, which could break the plastic components, and even though I'm careful, they're chipping a bit. Powerblocks are a lot more durable, but personally, I hate the shape of them a

From the YouTube reviews I've seen on these they are A LOT cheaper build quality than nuobells and are actually already breaking/already showing signs of critical wear on people during their review time. I'd say pass on these and save up for nuobells if you like the twist design.

Jeg købte et sæt Nuobell 232's, der går fra 2 kg til 32 kg. De koster godt fra ny (5.863,- DKK), men jeg købte dem brugt til 3.000 uden brugstegn, så jeg er stærkt tilfreds.Jeg synes helt klart det har været pengene værd at have justerbare håndvægte, da der bestemt ikke er plads til et helt sæt af n

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 use Nuobell adjustable 80s. I like them but they were $900 I think. Good quality but definitely cheaper options out there. I joined a gym too and use them maybe once a week now. They will last forever because they are well made but should have done something cheaper. Also, some lifts I need heavie

Yes. There are two conversations here: should adjustable dumbbells cost as much as they do, and is the genuine article worth the price increase vs the knockoff. The first point I can’t argue, adjustable dumbbells are stoopid expensive. The second, when you look at the price difference on a per usage

I’d really like to get my hands on the Rep Pepin dumbbells. However, I have the Nuobell 580’s and I love them! They’re solid and easily adjustable. They’re also $330 cheaper than the Pepins. Nuobell also just released the S 5100 model that goes up to 100lbs. Again, it is $300 cheaper than the Rep Pe

Two years in with no issues makes total sense, the adjustment mechanism on Nuobells is genuinely well engineered, which is exactly why dropping isn’t recommended. It’s precision by design, not a flaw. I’ve had mine for a few years now, never dropped them from any height, and the weight switching sti