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.

I got a set of Snode AD80’s and they are great. I’ve had them for like 3 years. I will say though this year I bought a barbell and 270lbs worth of weight plates for a similar price and I kinda wish I had done those 2 in the opposite order. I don’t even have a rack or squat stand so I’m still pretty

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.

Major fitness B52 is a really solid all in one squat rack/smith machine with a dual cable system. $1500 base price without any coupons or deals for the option without a weight stack. If you’re considering a weight stack then you can go with the “pro” version. That option is to $2500. It can get pric

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

Some adjustable dumbbells got a bad rep because of Nuobells plastic mechanism which can break if you drop them, but my knock-offs are still going strong 5 years later. Since then, many similar but more durable models were produced : Snode AD80, Rep QuickDraws, Trulaps, and lately the MX EVOs. Powerb