AD80

If you include a few warm-up sets, the 45 seconds adds up. I got a pair of Snode AD80s and dropped at least ten minutes off my workouts just because of how fast it is to warm up, hit my top sets, and then move to a different exercise. Also, the workouts are far more enjoyable. I probably save enough

My Snode AD80s have just arrived. The reasoning for these were a mix of durability and cost. I ultimately decided against the rep x peppins bc of cost, and bc I can’t stand caged dumbbells. I plan to purchase the M-Plate magnetic add on weights to allow for 5 lb increments. Total for the AD80s was $

Snode AD80’s with the 2.5lb magnets. Love them. Use them everyday. 10lbs to 85lbs. Quick to change. (Some of them are ridiculously arduous) Drop tested up to 3 feet. (And no plastic internals) Form factor of 50lb hex dumbbells. (Can’t handle powerblocks and others with the weird bars)

Update. I appreciate everyone’s thought and input. After extensive research and considering my girlfriend I decided to go with snodes ad80. I got some adder plated for the inside and outside of the dumbbell for extra weight if needed and to account for the 10 pound jumps. Seems durable, great warran

Good call on 40kg max, that'll give you solid room to progress on bench and compound movements. SNODE AD80: Pin-style adjustment, decent build for the price. The main trade-off is adjustment speed, pin systems take longer between sets compared to dial mechanisms. If you're doing straight sets it's f