NUOBELL

I bought them during the pandemic. I use them every single workout anywhere from 10-80 lbs. They’d definitely bust if I tossed them on the ground because of the plastic, so I don’t and they’ve held up very well the last 5 years. I would 100% buy them again. It’s the nuobell brand.

I've done it with just dumbbells. Eventually , if you are outgrowing your equipment you have to decide what you value. If you want to make progress on the lifts then invest in adjustable dumbbells that go up to 80.or higher if you need. We all outgrow our equipment if we are succeeding in our traini

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

They’re Nuobell brand. It’s a quick adjust from 5-80lbs. I’ve had them for the last 5 years and haven’t had any problems.

No, but I just switched from the Rep X Pepin to the Nuobell S and am incredibly happy I did. They are a little bulky a higher weight, that is right.. but nothing major & I enjoy working out with them A LOT more than the Rep X Pepin... I think the Rep X Pepin has multiple annoyances.. The stand can r

I inquired about this recently and here is what they said on July 1, 2026. Not sure how this applies to Europe though. I'm watching this because I need something heavier and more robust than my 80lb Nuobells. I'm curious how long the 120lb variant would be at full weight unless they redesign it thou

I have Nuobells 5-80. No problems for two years. Microgainz plates offer 2.5lb increments. Nice with dbs.

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

I just got the nuobell 5100S. They are great with new all metal construction. Saw a few drop test videos and they survived every height. They are super easy to adjust and they had a 10% off deal when I bought a few weeks ago that may still be in place. Going up to 100lbs is probably as much as I'll

I was heavily considering IronMaster/Eisenlink but ended up with Nuobells for the quick-change function. I occasionally workout with my wife/friends so needed a faster way to change the weight I’m using. I’ve kinda outgrown them at this point and was considering Eisenlink for anything over 80lbs. Ha