AD80

Love my Snode AD80’s. Solid feel, like the thick handle. I use microgainz for smaller adjustments. I want no part of a cage.

Looks great! I had a big gym previously in old place. I found a lot of my equipment was underused and spent more time on planning elaborate workouts, than actually using equipment. My new gym is 10ft x 6ft to share space for the kids play area and have found it’s more than enough. Also highly recomm

I have owned bowflex years ago, quickdraws and now Repins. The bowflex are not great. The handle sucks and the weights aren't very secute because of the plastic internals. The reviews on Nuobells often fail to mention they are fragile as well. Can't be dropped. Even the new design failed the first d

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)

This summer got bombarded by nuobell adds and thought it was time, went down the reviews and ended up with Snode AD80’s with 2.5lb magnets to give a 10-85lb in 5lb increments. Designed to be dropped, metal internals. Fantastic purchase.

I just bought the Snode AD80 adjustable dumbbells. They are 80 lbs and full cast iron. I’m very pleased with them so far. I’ve read that adjustables can break due to plastic internals but the snode have metal internals are are warrantied against drops! Got 10% off for Memorial Day so all in was like

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