AD80

I would love to have a rack of dumbells. However, with the small footprint these adjustables take up, plus the lower cost of buying a whole set... for me it was an easy choice. Ive had the Snode Ad80s for a year and have zero buyers remorse.

Love my Snode AD80’s and micro gainz. Wouldn’t trade them for anything. I like regular dumbbells fine, but for the cost, space, and ease of adjustment, they are just so convenient. Nice handle and dumbbell feel as well.

Is Snode AD80 plus Snode Bench a good option for someone starting out their home gym? I can get both on their website now for $1300. I like Snode because of the bench option, and I like the bench option because I need a bench and because it's got dumbbell holders underneath. I don't have a lot of ro

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)

Looking for some quick adjustable dumbbells that can go at least up to 100lbs that are close in size to normal fix dumbbells their size. Durability is important, but I've never been the type of person to drop dumbbells and I'm not about to start now. I've gathered some feedback from a few reviews, b

I have snode AD80 and I use them almost exclusively. That being said I’m about to buy a barbell and plates for about the same price and if you have the space I’d recommend getting a barbell and plates first.

The strength erg is interesting, for sure. Concept2 makes great equipment (I own the RowErg and BikeErg). I think some good adjustable dumbbells (Snode AD80s, for instance), a cheap incline bench, and something for cardio (a BikeErg is great) are all you need and take very little space. About the St