How To Choose The Right Adjustable Dumbbell For You: A Buyer's Guide

[@GlucksGym]

Please note. The ratings, just like the grades your teachers gave out, are somewhat subjective. Feel free to discuss them in the comments 🤪

[@jacksongrist]

The grades I give out are not subjective! Hahaha.

[@tacvbo83]

What about the Matrix ones?

[@JayeSuthar]

@@GlucksGym Your biceps aren't subjective 💪👌

[@GlucksGym]

@@JayeSuthar you right 😍

[@markfragale3668]

What about the MX select dumbbells

[@ryanleal1764]

Gluck has just gotten better and better. He’s becoming my favorite fitness equipment reviewer. Super informative and thorough reviews. Keep them coming

[@GlucksGym]

Thank you 😁 this is a very nice comment

[@DrFearCo]

Agreed

[@AJSshodan]

Couldn't agree more. His reviews and detailed analysis of these products are second to none. Love it!!!

[@SomeFrenchDude]

Already have my Powerblock but still watching because you're the GOAT.

[@GlucksGym]

😘 Thank you!

[@jamesjohnson1094]

How do you like them? I'm a bit disappointed with mine. They're so large. And one of them "sticks" so sometimes an extra plate comes with it, which almost dropped on my foot before. Anyone reading this, I'd go with one of the other options. They do the job but I expected better since they had been recommended so often.

[@Superman-xr1oh]

​@@jamesjohnson1094The powerblocks are the most affordable out of the bunch, though. And for a lot of people, affordability is a big issue. Most of the other options in the video are ridiculously expensive.

[@johnsanchezz]

Love my power blocks

[@skcheek3498]

Had my 80lb Nuobell's for about a year now, and I still believe I made the right choice for me. Absolutely love their aesthetic and feel, and I haven't had any issues with them. Thankful for videos like this, testing them out. I'm always conscious of their fragility.

[@toniscepanovic2938]

I wouldn't change them for anything, he kinda shat on them cause he can but they're still in top 3 for me. You could go a lifetime without having issues and you could drop the reppins and brake them. Who can tell afterall so I don't take his word much when talking about nuobells.

[@imadork123]

@@toniscepanovic2938 Adrian addressed this in his Reppin review that Rep put out their drop test video comparing competitors. Even at their max 120 pounds, Reppins don't have any issues until you're starting to drop them from frankly unreasonable heights, like 5 feet. And that's on an edge too, where adjustables are weakest. I do believe that Nuobell engineers are working on an improvement to their durability with a design change.

[@Grumpyoldman666]

@@toniscepanovic2938cope. They are fragile, every review that tests them show why. Why sugar coat it or pretend they aren’t?

[@THEREALTWISTEDINSANE]

I got both 🤷🏾

[@jamesboucher2834]

Iron master for the win. Absolutely love mine and know that I’ll have them forever.

[@jasondobson7719]

I love my Ironmasters! I think that they smoke the new Rep X Pepins!

[@IrregularInterest]

I've had the Quickdraws for about a week now after buying them after watching your review, they were $380 after the 10% off from Rack Week (picked up a PR4000) and I absolutely love them. Build quality is insane and the weight is perfect for my needs.

[@paulx7620]

I've had a set of power blocks for a long time. 10 years so far. Love em. This is a channel support comment early in the video.

[@paulx7620]

@@Pler1978 Not sure how you consider them crap? They have done everything dumbells need to do over the years. But if that's your opinion you're welcome to it. Are the other ones cheaper? (been awhile since I watched the video) Went and checked about 1/3 more I'm not seeing $400 more value personally from 800 to 1200. Anyway they work perfectly for me. Maybe if the others were around 10 years ago I might have considered them but they weren't and my power blocks haven't disappointed me ever.

[@mghtymous21]

This channel has quicky become my favorite for equipment content. Thank you so much for your quality in depth videos!

[@GlucksGym]

@@mghtymous21 thank you for that nice comment!

[@j0rg3lgarcia]

I love my snodes, 80lbs is more than enough for many of my exercises, definitely happy with those

[@ChanceYoung]

I think that the Ironmasters are the best option for the majority of people. I have them and love them!

[@RobiGold11]

I bought a pair of pepin pro series on marketplace with standard plates up to 120 pounds. They are slightly shorter than the ironmasters so the balance is not really an issue and when you screw them in which takes a bit more time (but i dont do supersets so idc) they feel exactly like a fixed dumbbell. The knurling is really good and they will never break. I love them and im very happy because pepin got that rep partnership since pepin is a local company for me (shoutout from canada).

[@octam9733]

Perfect for the lunch break!

[@JayeSuthar]

I spent 1200 on Giants' with your link, hopefully you got something, you deserve it! Super educational videos

[@GlucksGym]

Thank you so much!

[@Str4yshot]

I went with powerblocks. Picked up the elite exp 50 pound set on prime day for $300. Can't beat that value and they should last me a long time.

[@lme_sparky]

You guys keep killing it. Best reviews available. Well done

[@THEREALTWISTEDINSANE]

Gluck is on 🔥, I see the work put in. Dont sell the channel

[@GlucksGym]

Hahaha. Never. Hope one of my boys wants it someday.

[@Latorreca]

Gluck, fantastic video! I'm still trying to identify a great adjustable set. Your videos are so comprehensive and informative. You have become a force for good and great reviews. I'm still divided between the Snobes and the new RepPepins. The reps are out of my price range, but I think they’re worth it.

[@mrd1703]

Excellent breakdown. I was tempted to get the ironmasters, but the rep quickdraw seem like a great buy, durable and but still fast changing. Thanks

[@BluegillGreg]

I've used set screw handles and spinlock handles for 53 years. Some of it's equipment my Dad bought in 1947. None of it has ever failed. I'm about to pull the trigger on a pair of York 18" handles so I can go over my 14" handles' 83.5 pound capacity. At $25 they're a good deal.

[@richardmather1906]

I am somewhat similar. Have some plates and handles that go back to the '70s when I was in high school. And when plates were cheap I bought a pile of "standard" plates in all sizes. I use 1" washers from the hardware store to pad up the spin lock collars to being even with the threaded handle when I bench, so I can set them on my legs.

[@rodneyriley100]

This was really helpful! I have fixed dumbbells but literally just this morning was telling the wife I wanted some adjustables to go heavier so Ironmasters it is!! Thanks Gluck!

[@NoFate247]

Good time to be in the market for adjustable dbs🎉

[@jasondobson7719]

I have and love my Ironmaster and Powerblock combo! For quick drop-sets and isolation moves, I use my Powerblocks. For heavy compound movements, I use my Ironmasters. I care not for longer weight changes because when using the heavier weights, I'm resting quite a bit already. As pointed out, the Ironmasters are the heaviest and solid in this shootout, which is the most important to me. With all that said, the heavy handle kit for the Ironmasters is a complete game-changer!

[@magnams]

I have essentially the same set up. I've got MX select 55s for quick changes and super sets, then some Pepin Pro spin locks for anything heavier than 55lbs.

[@ducdu4136]

I have a full set of DB but this video is so in depth!

[@1Prabh]

congrats on 60k mate keep up the great work

[@GlucksGym]

Thank you!!!

[@Shopwolfe]

Yay!

[@DerickCross34]

Looking forward to upgrading my Bowflex 552s next year. Awesome review as usual

[@hartzogLovesScience]

I have only two quick release dumbbells, both from Hoist, Iron Master bought their patent, made a few changes, so come closets to Hoist. Hoist max set was 75lbs. They work with Iron Master’s 15 lb upgrade. So now my max is 90lbs. So I’m debatable no between buying fixed dumbbells as I increase my strength, or get another adjustable dumbbell. Your reviews are very informative!

[@MALI700]

Got the trulaps couldn’t be happier. Actually use the fact that it has heavier weights for legitimate pressing at home without the fear of dropping a bar on my neck.

[@JBS7551]

I have the OG pepins, 6th set made and love them! I have to use microgainz plates for small adders due to getting the original 1.0 set

[@need4speed290]

Truelabs clearly win for me, easy to adjust and relatively inexpensive. Rep X Pepin 21:35 take more time to adjust and their extra weight won't matter for must of us.

[@michaelfinz]

Another great video. Per usual, you keep reinforcing what you convinced me to do 12 months ago, skip the Nuobells and buy the Ironmasters. Thanks Gluck!

[@MarcoSlooten]

Appreciate the comparison! Picked up the QuickDraws after the full review as best matches my situation: I wanted something durable and good quality, the girlfriend wanted easy adjustability and small increments and starting weight. We’ve been super happy with the Quickdraws and this comparison confirms we made the right choice. I also did the white paint marker trick. Thanks!

[@scooobyj8714]

Great break down of all of the adjustable DBs. Awesome collection also.

[@GlucksGym]

Thank you!

[@cwstreeper]

This is a fantastic comparison. I'm currently shopping for a set and this helps me out alot. Thanks!

[@GlucksGym]

Happy to hear it! Thank you!

[@jamicanshakin]

Man that trulap just hit my radar thanks to this video. May be my move!

[@crostermiller]

I bought the PowerBlock U90 a few years ago. They had a horrible drop inside a U-Haul but they still work great with the new scuffs and scratches. If I could start fresh I would get the Snodes and continue using the set of PlateMates I have.

[@rayjbb1494]

One thing to note about the Kensui adaptabells/ adjustabells is the diameter of the handle for the Maxs. Would probably recommend the Maxs for pushing movements and pros for pulls. Less chance of the weights falling on you and importantly less chance of grip being the limiting factor!

[@rawaterguy]

Another awesome review so many back to back quality reviews!! Working hard for the money!! Will be using your links soon on ares 2.0 and others! Thanks for your insights and comparisons!

[@GlucksGym]

@@rawaterguy thank you!!!

[@huang47tw]

Right on time, thanks for the recommendation!

[@reedrichards5639]

The heavy handle upgrade for the iron masters really balances the dumbbells at all weights.

[@GlucksGym]

Except for 5, 10, and 15 lbs 🤪

[@nguyendzuy]

@@GlucksGym who needs 5, 10, and 10 lbs? 😆

[@reedrichards5639]

@@GlucksGym Those are some deep drop sets for curls if you're get down there!

[@GlucksGym]

@@reedrichards5639 hahahahah yes!

[@bmwofboganville456]

I love my Powerblock U90s. Best bang for buck would be a set of used Powerblocks, paired with some used Ironmasters.

[@jacobliston7339]

That's the Bulletproof VTS behind you right? Are you planning a review?

[@keshrp]

Would love a review of the vts! Ditto

[@reachon7396]

I feel like I could watch an hour of you reviewing dumbbells

[@GlucksGym]

Hahaha thank you!

[@kq9l115]

HAHA "...great way to fake a leg injury...". Titan obviously the clear choice based on this! Keep up the good work, love your videos.

[@GlucksGym]

You're right. Should've given them all 10s

[@Tom-l7t1g]

I got the olympic handles, got em cheap off eBay years ago. GTA learn to love the clink at the top of a press, but otherwise they're fine. Use em with a load of 5kg and change plates. When "racking" to the knee/thigh just put a small plank of ply on Ur lap before u begin. You could also make some garters that hold a solid impact surface on Ur thigh for the landing.

[@leftyrighty6059]

Excellent and thorough review, thank you Gluck! I have had the PB Pro Exp Urethane 90’s for several years and can attest to their durability. Only annoyance is the added weight lever switch snags on my clothes. If I had to do it over again, based on your review I would probably go Trulap.

[@JC-yt1pm]

Great information exactly what I have been looking for.

[@rjcrooks1182]

I still got my bowflex 1090s since 2009

[@shiwakuseven5859]

I like fixed rubber coated hex dumbbells too, even though I also own adjustable dumbbells. Yet, I regularly use only three weights for dumbbells exercises: 20 lbs for side lateral and front raises, 45 lbs for presses, and 80 lbs for dumbbell bench presses, even though I own rubber coated hex dumbbells from 5 lbs to 100 lbs in 5 lb increments along with many other types of adjustable dumbbells, which are good for unbalanced weight training, which Arnold Schwarzenegger recommends to create a different kind of muscular overload for biceps curls.

[@BenjaminLiraLuttges]

I have the adjustabell style pepins and love them!

[@GabeAdAstra]

Great video, thanks dude

[@jacksongrist]

Thank you! I'm getting ready to invest in some adjustables and I needed this comparison video.

[@GlucksGym]

Happy it helps!

[@j.benjamin1785]

Quickly becoming the project farm of gym equipment. Great video!!

[@shadowzeus2]

I was comparing mainly the REP Quickdraw, REPins, and Ironmasters for mainly their reputed durability and ended up going with the Ironmasters. Max weight was a bit too low on the Quickdraws and they are also very bulky for their weight. The REPins are really nice but super expensive and were not included in their Black Friday sale. Also, sorta scared of knocking the pushpin and some people have reported it getting stuck. Given unlimited budget (but limited space so not a fixed set) I would probably get the REPins. Powerblocks were briefly considered but I don't like how asymmetrical they look at low weight compared to high weight, with their side rib design. Ironmasters have the best level of durability I've heard of and they also had a really good black friday sale of 20% + cart-based bundle discount. Besides their existing ecosystem, it also seem like they can more easily be jury rigged into other equipment. for example, I am already working out how to DIY a mace handle since their actual one was sold out by the time I ordered :( Overall, I picked Ironmaster because they had the most weight for the lowest price among the super-max durability adjustable options currently available. and because their main drawback of a slow change time isn't one of my main concerns.

[@mitch2486]

I currently have nuobells and they work great. I take care of them well so not worried about them breaking soon but if they do I’ll upgrade to Reppins

[@n00dle_king]

For me it’s QuickDraw if your aren’t strong enough to care about the max weight, Rep x Peppin if you are decently strong or think you will be, the cheapest available on marketplace if you are broke and ironmaster if you are a monster and need to go above 125. Oh and a twist system like nuobell if you don’t actually lift.

[@CanadianStevesUndergroundGym]

Is that a Bulletproof VTS I see attached to your REP Ares 2.0? 🤔 I was planning on doing the EXACT same set up when my Ares 2.0 finally arrives.

[@GlucksGym]

There might be 😏

[@JayeSuthar]

FINALLY, I NEEDED THIS

[@PK-tp6jo]

I own the Kensui Adjustabells (Regular version), Pepin Pro, Powerblock Elite 90, and those long dumbbells (olympic plate). I have the Rep x Peppin coming in. I must say that the Kesui Adjutabellls are amazing! Better than the Pepin pro Handles. The price, length of handle, and portability make them great. I love the PowerBlocks and they have lasted for 4 years in a humid southern heat (no ac) garage....however I think they become too large after 60lbs and unwieldy...my wife hates them. I think the Rep X Peppin will be a good adjustable dumbbell due to the ease of use, quick change, and actually feeling like a dumbbell....also the length of the handle is PERFECT!

[@alfiewild356]

Just ordered the Trulaps which is Assassin Goods Stealths in the UK, and are marked in kilos which is nice

[@rayjbb1494]

Honestly would love to see Pepin x Rep dumbbells marked in kg for the Europe distribution.

[@Porkys.Powerhouse]

Heaviest adjustables are Baadass series that go up to 225lbs and cost $1272 before shipping but slow af to change Iron masters can go up to 180lbs and cost $1659 after all the upgrades but before shipping, they are a much faster change than Baadass though Powerblocks are even faster with their commercial Pro 175 but are actually the MOST EXPENSIVE set at $2238 before shipping I kinda wish you mentioned Titans Chrome Adjustables just as an ULTRA BUDGET pick, at $300 you get a 100lb pair (100lbs each) all inclusive. Even if adjustability and size kinda sucks hahaha Good Stuff, Gluck. Your super in-depth style is why you’re my favorite!

[@sandeepkoshy1474]

I don’t need an adjustable dumbbell but watching to support the channel 😅

[@GlucksGym]

We love that kind of support 😁

[@Heath3250]

Ready for my rep x pepin to get here

[@andersonhirt]

Nice! I love both my ironmasters and powerblocks. Great quality and they're easy to find secondhand. I'll be looking forward to the VTS review! Larry is cooking with gas over there.

[@zbm-2375]

I got both the Trulaps (gen 2) and the Reppins. I definitely prefer the Reppins, and the next time I drive out to my Brother's place I'm going to leave the Trulaps with him.

[@jpmediaproable]

Very useful as I’m looking to build a new gym when I move.

[@GlucksGym]

Glad it was helpful!

[@krzysztofkolodziejczyk4335]

Set of fixed dbells is by far the best. Dbells with no quick adjust like Ironmaster get annoying real fast, particularly during warm up sets.

[@jeffreyjoseph8629]

My Ironmasters are the most balanced and solid, set on the stand at my heavier weight for chest day, and my Nordick Track 50 lb Select-a-Weight sets are my more frequent go to dumbbells for every day and for drop sets as they change QUICKLY with 2.5 and 5 lb adds (no 7.5 lb setting). Surprised Nordick Track isn’t discussed more because they are one of the cheapest. And for the less strong, the Proform Select-a-Weights are useful any time you want

[@alias5281]

The Quickdraws technically max out at 66 pounds if you go with the kilogram version :D Edit: They go up to 30kg, thus going up to 66lbs instead of 66lbs.

[@tonys602]

In my opinion the iron masters are still the best adjustable out there, there the closest to a fixed dumbbell, most compact, no play in them, no cage, no worries about dropping, lifetime warranty, heaviest. All the reviews about adjustable dumbbells is always about which ones are the fastest to change, in 99% of cases does it really matter, what’s the rush, am I the only person thats takes breaks in between sets😂. I can change both dumbbells from 20lbs to 130lbs in about a minute and still have time to rest. If it takes me 5 seconds to change them I still don’t start my next set any quicker. #nosupersets. Thats my 2 cents. Still a great review though.

[@naegleriafowleri2230]

@@Pler1978 repin should come in smaller weights

[@hollubaloo]

I know the reps x peppins just came out, but im excited to see both what v2 will be like and what their competion will bring to the table with these as the new gold standard.

[@bmstylee]

The audacity of using kilos. Us Muricans prefer to have our weights measured in bald eagles, diet Cokes and cheeseburgers.

[@connormckay9429]

They definitely aren’t the best pick out there BUT one of the best values imo is the MX Selects, I got the 55lb pair + stand for like $400 and that’s a pretty good value. Reppins probably the best on the market tho

[@curtshelp6170]

I own the power block sport 90s which was the only heavy dumbbells available during the plague but I wish I had something better. I can press the full weight for 6-8 reps but I hate the plastic handles and they stick together when I'm changing weights. I keep a dead blow next to them to help with that. I'd love some pepping but I'm struggling with justification at 60 year old.

[@ExpeditionaryRanger]

You can get knurled SS handles from several places; should make them feel like new. I scored a set of sport EXP 90's for $300 off recently, to replace my 50 lb set. Very pleased, but will update the handle later. not sure how your handles can stick together?

[@curtshelp6170]

@@ExpeditionaryRanger I'd like to know where to get those replacement handles because power block said they don't offer compatible kneeled handles.

[@ExpeditionaryRanger]

@@curtshelp6170 Powerblock has them on their website (the ones that fit I think are called "knurled grips - pro series for $99". Also, Average Joe Innovations, Bare Steel Equipment, JD Gym Equipped, and Griffin Fitness. I have my eye on the JD ones simply because they extend the hex part to fit the metal plate for the insert selectors... seems to be a better design. I don't see that detail on the others.

[@roninwarrior216]

"The plague" lol😂😂

[@Blazemon9999]

I'm an ironmaster guy for life, but still love all your videos. What do you have attached to the center posts on your Rep Ares rack?

[@GlucksGym]

@@Blazemon9999 Bulletproof Fitness VTS

[@Blazemon9999]

I've been watching these type of products recently. Can't wait to see what you think, and if I should blow..i mean spend more money. I have the same rack as you...only with the Athena...still waiting for my Ares. Looking forward to seeing how well it integrates.

[@G1antPurpleHipp0]

I used to have a pair of BCG adjustable dumbells (usually seen at Academy/ Dick's) Highly recommend avoiding them. The mechanisms frequently get jammed, sometimes are difficult to set back down on the locking aparatus things, and mine actually broke within a week or so of having them. I finished a set and spent about 2 minutes trying to put them in just right so that they would fit into the locking slots. I came out the next day, went to adjust them, and the locking mechanism wouldn't lock some of the weights onto the bar. I adjusted so that all of the weight was off to inspect and found a couple of the locking pieces severely bent. No amount of attempting to bend them back into place would fix them. Maybe my experience is an isolated situation, but this experience has put me off adjustable dumbells for the time being

[@skriabinfly]

My choice was Yes4All and an extra set of Kensui handles 💪

[@MonkeyHood]

Thanks for doing this breakdown. It was very informative. 11:05 If you're going to do more videos like this, instead of giving them a small bonus to durability, maybe you could have a separate category for warranty? Then you could take into account the level of customer service a company provides. It would also let you differentiate between a product that's relatively fragile but has very fast replacements during the warranty (which has a downside of waiting for a replacement) and a highly durable item which may have slower replacement.

[@cranedaddy678]

No MxSelect? What! I have the Mx85's and they're great. Tough with metal gears and also rebuildable.

[@OnatBas]

I have been using Decathlon adjustable dumbbells for years and I’m kind of disappointed you don’t include them in the budget options! They’re shorter, but weight increments are whatever you need them to be. They’re quite good I highly recommend them.

[@graham1034]

I'm going to be in the market for one of these in about a year so I'm hoping Nuobells has a new, more durable set out by then. They're just unbeatable in terms of ergonomics and ease of use. Otherwise I'm leaning towards the Trulaps or Reppins, budget depending.

[@HughLeFitness]

BoS smith attachment review can’t wait.

[@vepristhorn8278]

I find it interesting that you end saying if you could only have one set you'd choose the Repins but earlier said that the Trulaps are the ones you use the most

[@GlucksGym]

I also have a full set of fixed DBs so when I don't want to track down my Micro Gainz I'll use the Trulaps for the increments. If I only get 1 set (not 11 😂) I'd do just the Reppins. They check off the most boxes for me.

[@oromani1842]

As a dad of two with some rudimentary home gym stuff, I’d be interested to hear how you get/stay in such good shape. Maybe a peek at your workout/life balance?

[@ChristianStJulian]

Ready for VTS review!

[@krayzee1227]

Just found another knockoff nuobell style dumbbell called Minibeast. They go up to 100 lbs though! Increments of 10 though...

[@grimtrigg3r]

Love my Ironmasters!

[@Bro-siah]

@ 0:05 You can feel the instant regret in that intro 🤣.

[@GlucksGym]

They were never making the cut anyway 😂

[@shawnm7739]

Just ordered Trulap a few days ago, hoping not to have shipping nightmares other people have had.

[@INoahGuy92]

My powerblocks are 16 years old and have been used and abused constantly. They have moved with more than a dozen times and work like the day I got them for $300 new.

[@jc9923]

Been using a set of original powerblocks (now classics) for near 20 years and I can’t imagine how they’re not considered bulletproof. I’ve dropped them, kicked them and emotionally abused them so many times I’ve lost count and they just won’t die. Considering that and now that I’m looking for a heavier set of adjustable dumbbells it’s difficult to consider some of these other brands that can be twice as much as the comparable powerblocks.

[@Somtric]

Repfitness is the choice, both their Reppin and Quickdraws.. they are just too good. Next to that is the Powerblocks. Reppins are definitely the best on the market, but people should not sleep on the Quickdraws, they are truly amazing and at a GREAT value. If it were to go higher in weight, it would simply be too big, but at the 30 kg (60 lb) they are about the same as the 32 kg Nuobell in size. I can't fathom why anyone would choose Ironmaster, the handle is too long and awkward, the switching of plates takes time and I have seen a couple of times where people posted that their Quicklock system failed. Then there is the dumbbells like Nuobell & Trulap... they are okay, but I personally hate the handles on them.. weak knurling and you can feel how it moves doing exercises because the handle isn't fixed since it needs to rotate to change weight. And the loadables... should not even be considered.

[@avagadroa4065]

My Ironmasters have rusted at the handle-end plate junction. Customer service said not their problem! I guess it’s mine.

[@ezdababy5871]

Robotics class of 2021 misses you

[@kslock1975]

A rare instance when a man will underestimate the value of a purchase: when Gluck is in Winnie’s presence talking about his fixed dumbell set

[@fwiffo42]

I think this video wins for the most drops and curls performed 😂

[@GlucksGym]

What else matters?

[@killerkhatiby009]

Man if Trulap could just make their dumbbell as durable as Snode while keeping the increments and maybe get it to 100lbs for the same price it'd be pretty incredible. For now, because I'm not a fan of the Reppins 4-point change and cage design, I'd say my ideal combo would be Trulaps for quick changing plus Kensui Adaptabells (or Iron Master or Eisenlinks) for really heavy lifts or ones where it may be more likely to be dropped.

[@JustCashHeg2333]

Love your video I have one question what do you do with all the extra equipment you have

[@GlucksGym]

Clearly I horde it 😂 My friends get a lot of it with the agreement that when I need it back they have to return it, and we sell some of it.

[@carps_gym]

I was really hoping for cat tongues

[@Shmee2642]

REP quick draw still needs a heavy handle upgrade option. Faith in REP supporting their ecosystems is at an alltime low. A 50lb handle you can use the same plates from your original on would be so easy.

[@DuBoisTeam]

Woah Gluck, have you reviewed the Bulletproof VTS attachment that’s on your rack ?