The Best Budget Adjustable Dumbbells: Heavy, Adjustable, & Cheap!

[@jayzjek]

The bowflex dumbbells are a safety hazard. I have a set of these adjustable Bowflex 41 kg dumbbells. During recent chest press workout, the heaviest disk suddenly came flying down towards my face which I dodged by some miraculous neck reflex. Upon inspection - the disk is held up by tiny, plastic coated ledge, which sheared off completely and released the disk from the handle! Have contacted Bowflex and attempted to force an inspection and reconsider their design but they were completely uninterested and only offered me a discount for my next dumbell (what a sick a joke).

[@dylanlahman5967]

That's insane. I have a pair myself and that's just something else I have to be on the lookout for every day. At least I know now.

[@Toney573]

You should erase the part of this comment where you said you dodged it and then hit yourself in the face with one and sue for a cool mill if they want to play scandalous games then play back👍🏻🤘🏻💪🏻

[@michaelkulman7095]

I used to stop by a big fitness store often and they had Bowflex and Powerblock dumbbells on the show floor, as display models and at least one of the Bowflex bells were always broken but never the Powerblock ones. I went on craigslist and bought a pair of the old square 90# ones and never had a problem with them. I prefer black painted steel because I know how to touch that up as opposed to urethane costing or plastic. If a weld broke, and it never has!, I could fix that too unlike plastic. I think Bowflex dumbbells became popular by being out pretty early and looking more like traditional dumbbell as compared to Power blocks. Some people can't get over the block thing even though they work for almost all dumbbell exercises just fine. I worry a little about the longevity of some of the newer dumbbell systems...even some metal ones have plastic inside. I never drop bells, never have but if I did I'd trust Powerblocks more than the others I've seen. Powerblocks just seem like the safe choice to me. Of course Coop and his detailed reviews may convince you some of the new ones are good too. I've only handled Powerblocks and Bowflex and of course solid and plate bells...

[@swimming8158]

It’s a u shape so if you have the upside facing you on bench press even if it fails it won’t fall on your face. Also if you rack them into the housing incorrectly all the time eventually over time it will deteriorate the plastic faster. Takes more maintenance but it’ll last you if you take care of them

[@jayzjek]

@@swimming8158 i encourage you to try what you propose and you will quickly find it's "impossible" to do in practice. The very fact that it's a u shape means that the center of gravity is below the handle and so the dumbbell will always rotate towards the slit facing upwards. That is unless you've got stronger wrists than pecs.

[@SceneAisle]

Just started building a home gym back in March and this channel put me onto the NordicTrack dumbbells. They were the first thing I bought and it quickly lead to me buying everything else. People come over to work out in our garage gym now and they all mention how much they like the dumbbells! Thanks for all your hard work Coop.

[@santoscarrillo2996]

Nice I want a garage to have a gym inside lol my squat rack is in the living room who needs a couch. Just got the fast adjustable Peppins so excited 😊

[@MushookieMan]

Are they sold as a pair? The store is really unclear.

[@Talibros]

They increased the price to over 600$ lol

[@wongfit]

I've had the Powerblocks 2 separate times (When they first came out, I moved, and now again for the past 5 years) and the only issue at all would be the single dumbbell moves like front goblet squats and over the head tricep work like skullcrushers. The best real dumbbell feel that can get heavy are the Ironmasters; they are the semi-screw in and expensive. Those Nordic ones are pretty cool, but expandability is important. I'm a small guy and can exceed those weights doing presses and DB pulls. But I guess this supplements a rack too.

[@truewill345]

It’s all preference. I got the Powerblocks Exp 90s, Core 50s & Bowflex 552. All have pros and cons. Each great for certain workouts. That’s why I decided to keep them all. Pretty happy knowing I can use the pin selectors, dials & twist locks for speed. No matter what choice you decide on, know that each aren’t perfect. My rank is Powerblocks first, cores two & the legendary bowflex three

[@williamhanson2476]

I almost got the Nordic ones as a first adjustable pair, but I kept seeing reviews with the same point of failure (at the locking point of the primary adjustment) with a very short warranty not covering it and no replacement part options without paying to ship back to them. Then I saw your recent Snode review and decided to go with their sub-brand LOYO 50. Basically, it's a slightly less durable version of AD50 with 9lb increments, but very affordable and still droppable at most angles. They shipped quick in incredibly durable packaging.. The weight steps are large, but so far so good! Thanks for the reviews!

[@gad3iii532]

I have fixed hex dumbbells up to 50lbs and they are the best, but I need more now and they are expensive, and, I'm out of room. The adjustable's are a good deal considering what you get but still expensive. I just ordered the Kensui AdjustaBells from the link, I think they will do what I need and a set with the extensions and spacers were only $84 shipped!

[@cranedaddy678]

Went with MX Select dumbbells for the reasons you stated. They should last a lifetime and if they break you can buy the parts to fix them!

[@g00n_t-force30]

I'm mostly worried about the weights coming loose and hitting me in the face, you should make a video of the safest adjustable dumbells 😅

[@haizzy9983]

Got the Nordic Tracks from a previous review you guys had on them. Months into using them and I’m super happy with the decision. Thnx for the good information and recommendation.

[@EDDO478]

Dumbbells are a staple for a reason. Thanks for posting this!

[@shiwakuseven5859]

I own a pair of the Kensui Adjustabells, and they are excellent. I also own hex dumbbells from 5 pounds to 100 pounds in 5 pound increments in my garage gym, but I still wanted a pair of Kensui Adjustabells for my basement gym for the cold winter days where I rather work out in my much warmer basement.

[@justinbuford4416]

I've had the Bowflex Selecttech dumbbells for probably close to 20 years. While I haven't abused them (never dropped) the plastic has never broken or failed. The only problem that I have is there isn't enough weight for some exercises. I would recommend them.

[@305trades6]

Powerblocks for about 15years now and as good as when I first got them. These weights are tanks and extremely fast to switch weight

[@TheMaytricks]

Coop finally mentioned Core Home dumbbells!

[@dmiller4088]

I bought the powerblock elite exp full set. 10 to 90lbs with stand used on OfferUp for $400. It was bought new and rarely used for a year before me. I'll never go back to anything else at that price point. Took a while to get used to the cage but a year later for me, it doesn't feel weird and is super comfortable

[@meisdetermined]

Average Joe innovations makes the handles for those. Really great quality on the stainless steel knurled grips. I got the 30mm(?) and love them.

[@dmiller4088]

@@meisdetermined I've been eyeballing those! Just need to convince my wife it's okay to spend $200 on new handles haha. I just bought the m1 tank a month ago

[@meisdetermined]

@@dmiller4088 they are worth it in my opinion. I’m not gonna get paid a dime to say so either. Feels like a bunch of little teeth but they don’t go deep. Of course if you want a thicker handle like 32mm then JDGYM EQUIPPED is the way to go. And 35mm is supposed to be an option with average joe either currently or possibly in the future. Would advise against the 40mm because of the cage.

[@dmiller4088]

@@meisdetermined ha I believe you my friend. I appreciate it and I'll definitely have it bookmarked to get soon!

[@michaelkulman7095]

I used to stop by a big fitness store often and they had Bowflex and Powerblock dumbbells on the show floor, as display models and at least one of the Bowflex bells were always broken but never the Powerblock ones. I went on craigslist and bought a pair of the old square 90# ones and never had a problem with them. I prefer black painted steel because I know how to touch that up as opposed to urethane coating or plastic. If a weld broke, and it never has!, I could fix that too unlike plastic. I think Bowflex dumbbells became popular by being out pretty early and looking more like traditional dumbbells as compared to Power blocks. Some people can't get over the block thing even though they work for almost all dumbbell exercises just fine. I worry a little about the longevity of some of the newer dumbbell systems...even some metal ones have plastic inside. I never drop bells, never have but if I did I'd trust Powerblocks more than the others I've seen. Powerblocks just seem like the safe choice to me. Of course Coop and his detailed reviews may convince you some of the new ones are good too. I've only handled Powerblocks and Bowflex and of course solid and plate bells...

[@CreightonMiller]

4:18 - hot take, I was sure you were going to say Eleiko. But volume, impact, reach re: barbells; yes definitely.

[@mikeprice3174]

This will greatly depend on a person's strength, lifting style, space, and budget, but for me the ultimate solution was to do a set of 5-50 lb fixed (REP rubber hex) dumbbells plus a set of Fringe Sport loadable dumbbells. It has been absolutely perfect for my situation.

[@serpentking8503]

Kensui- nothing comes even close in terms of quality/price ratio - best value with good performance, hands down the best “cheap” adjustable dumbbell.

[@kylen6430]

Finally Core home fitness getting some love!

[@user-ii8dz4vu7n]

Just want to add to the issues with the Bowflex dumbbells: my grips split in half. It's the reason why I'm watching this video actually lol. I've used them a LOT and treated them fairly gingerly (no dropping them at all), so be prepared for that to eventually happen. Highly recommend getting something better.

[@user-ii8dz4vu7n]

Also their warranty is trash

[@BigDaddley]

I went from Rogue Loadable Dumbbells to Kensui and love them. However, favorite part of Rogue’s system is the metal insert that swallows the collar of the bar. That was such a good idea.

[@panuwatbuthorntaraj2909]

I own the mock nuobell. And can tell you it fast change weight for drop set and super set. High durable .and have flat end. Feel happy every time use them.

[@__-im2se]

Are the Core Home Fitness ones you mean by mock nuobells? They've been around for 12-13 years, I about the same amount of time as the Nuobells.

[@panuwatbuthorntaraj2909]

@@__-im2se I live in Thailand . And buy Chinese dumbells BX. Transfer price is cheap. It look like Nuobell version 1.0 It increase weight by 1kg and 2kg. It have weight disc 1kg *2 and 2kg*14 in manual they tell can increase 2 ,4,8,12,16 …,32 kg. And I found can swap the 1kg disc to make 6 ,10,14,18. ….. so the increase of this DB is 2kg. …..I try to make odd number by inbalance disc . And found it not comfort so I choose balance over inbalance method. Use the the platemate magnetic donut is the best. The price around 200$. For two 32kg DB.

[@jeremy_c9163]

Would love to see the full review of the Core DB !!

[@mauricesanchez6804]

4th to comment, oh yeah! Thanks GGR! Choose power blocks due to his reviews and my own research. No complaints! Thanks Coop! Man knows his stuff and thanks to his team also!

[@wesyoung91]

Coop, I'm interested to hear your opinion on the adjustables that Walmart sells. FitRX SmartBell. They're fast adjust on the handle, up to 52.5lbs. Best of all, they're $99 each. I've had them since November and haven't had any issues or complaints about them yet. For $200 a pair, I have yet to see a better value.

[@Bicbawsaq]

I was about to say it's gotta be the best deal

[@cinemapigeon4898]

Thanks for the callout! That has to automatically be the best/best per dollar easily. They undercut the competition by hundreds of dollars, maybe they don't last forever, but if you can get good heavy use out of them for a while and they don't break immediately (solid reviews), I fail to see the issue? EDIT: Have obtained them, they're great so far. Weight is weight, and they feel pretty stable during use, fairly long dumbbells but it's not causing any restriction.

[@TerryGrindr]

buy a pair of cap dumbell handles for $15, a 1 in micro plate set of 4x 2.5lbs and 4x 1.25lbs for $40, and a set of main plates 4x 10lbs for $60. You now have a pair of dumbells that can be adjusted up to 30 pounds by 2.5lb increments. This is a total of $115. Quick-select dumbells of the same price AND the 2.5lb increment only go up to like 15 pounds. Think of it, if you're jumping from 25 lbs you use for curls and going down to 15 lbs for your rear delt flys, the time you take to adjust it is also letting you recover for the next movement. You don't require high speed adjustability. "BuT wHaT aBoUt DrOp SeTs??" Do myoreps instead, pick a weight that lets you initially do 12-15 reps with really slow eccentrics. You'll live.

[@hyg71886]

I’d say best adjustable for cheap is powerblocks used. Although after owning them over 5 years I would say if you have the money the quick changing systems like peppin is what I would get.

[@x-techgaming]

I bought a dumbbell set on Amazon that was 110lb per, I believe... The same thread-on endcap design as those Amazon Basics 38lb.

[@hot57rambler]

Coop, I got the Nordictrack adjustable dumbells after seeing your review and they are awesome! Thanks!

[@Sonographer0699]

Love my MX85, they work great and are quick changing and the 4lbs single side increments are very manageable. $750 shipped with a stand was a great decision.

[@meisdetermined]

Ah more dumbbells…. I still enjoy the videos but you can tell a manufacturer needs to drop a new item because we are regurgitating stuff at this point 😂

[@outtrigger]

they need to go the gamer route and add rgb lighting to them

[@meisdetermined]

@@outtrigger i think he should interview KaizenDIY and ask him for the most elaborate designs on different homemade pieces of weight equipment and maybe some back story on how he got started. Or interview some of the smaller manufacturers and tell their stories. Companies like Buffalo bully, mutant metals, vendetta strength and athletics, etc. …. Oh and to GGR team and Coop I say “you’re welcome” for the idea. Maybe y’all could review the Vulcan bike that is smaller than the Rogue echo bike but has more blades, plus it offers 2 handles? That would be thanks enough ;-P

[@samcro9168]

Price for the Nordic DB's are 399 on their website now. 4 months after this video released.

[@balboa0621]

You never reviewed ativafit. Under 450, up to 72 pounds, and metal construction. They aren’t nuobells or power blocks, but they definitely beat bow flex. In fact, a 66 pound variant is currently only 340 bucks. Also, mx selects are 300 off, so they are priced very well right now.

[@flyingbadger1759]

Was thinking the same thing. I bought my set last year on a sale that included an adjustable bench and DB stand for $580. The only issue I have is the rubber grip over having knurling. The grip on one has some looseness to it, though it doesn't current affect me using them.

[@balboa0621]

@@flyingbadger1759 I bought mine back during the pandemic when they were the only thing available but I was very happy with the purchase. I would have coughed up the then 900 bucks for nuobell 80s if they were in stock but settled on ativafit 72 for 450. They are the only heavy dumbbells in this price bracket, use metal components, and have a decent mechanism for changing weights. I don't like the skeleton style handle and the knob on the end, but those are the trade offs. While I just bought power block exp 90s, the ativafit are sticking around with my hyperbell as a 550 dollar 150 pound adjustable barbell. If you want more than 55 on a budget, it's a strong choice.

[@bluperluper]

Can we do under/over bets on how many dumbbell videos GGR can make in the next 24 months?

[@shawndeignan4220]

Yea it would be great if we took a break from adjustable dumbbell videos and maybe review something different. How about the Pivot Murphy bed squat rack? Would be good to review for people limited on space/live in an apartment and still want a home gym.

[@cinemapigeon4898]

Walmart has $200 pair that go up to 52.5. Decent enough reviews as well. That has to automatically become some of the best budget/perhaps dollar per dollar around. As long as they work (and last for a bit) and actually weigh what they're supposed to weigh, I don't see how they could be horrible.

[@bidam224]

I am fall in love with Kensui AdjustaBells. Thanks dude for this video!

[@SauleWright]

Sorry if you've already done this one, but any thoughts on the Cap barbell adjustables? Amazon has the 50lb single for like 75 right now.

[@trentreimer130]

Congrats on your win at World's Strongest Man btw!

[@graham1034]

Anyone looking for < $100 adjustable dumbbells probably isn't going to have any olypmic plates so the Adjustabells are going to be a lot more expensive. As per the weight, I've taken spin locks up to 70lbs. They still suck to use but they can hold a fair bit of weight.

[@santoscarrillo2996]

Just ordered the Peppins Fast Adjustables with the rack perfect with my half rack setup it's now complete I have a cable attachment already so it's just the icing baby I can't wait I'll keep you informed on how it goes.

[@markhalstead2386]

Thinking about that combo and selling my Iron Master setup.

[@Kurial94]

Here’s a video idea: You plus a few other of your folks review liquid gym chalks and decide which applies the best and grips the best. Bar is cleaned and perhaps done over several days. Maybe with dead hangs or something? It might be very subjective but in my experience some are too thin, or come off too fast. You can even compare against tar and regular chalk

[@bradleywilkins4683]

I have the Powerblock elite 90’s and love them. But your one point about the Nordic track having increments that occasionally jump 5lbs instead of 2.5lbs is the same with the Powerblocks. That’s always been a complaint of mine. It’s 25lbs-30lbs no 32.5 option and does that all the way up 35-40 45-50 etc… my Issue is they advertise it as consistent 2.5lb increases which it is not. Yet I seldom hear anyone bring this up.

[@pavXX]

Thanks Coop, I picked up the Nordic DBs on your last recommendation and really like them. They are in addition to the full Ironmasters I already had. The Nordics change quickly and are good for having as an alternative to the Ironmasters, interleaving sets, etc. The only minor grip I have with the Nordics is that it's difficult to tell which lever direction is for 2.5 vs 5# until you pick them up. Other than that they have been great. Fwiw I have been interested in the Powerblocks for a while but kept getting put off at the price, availability, model confusion, and cost of the upgrades. Maybe someday but for now the Ironmasters & Nordics cover what I need.

[@iverefiner2738]

The longer rod is the 5lbs side and the shorter one is 2.5lbs 👍

[@time.4174]

People have wrote “5” and “2.5” where the rods are to quickly tell the difference

[@brunodanner7777]

Here in New Zealand, there are very few choices. I'm looking at a set of Chinese Nuobell copies. Might even be from the same factory.

[@timl6450]

If Gluck’s the bench guru, you are unquestionably the adjustable dumbbell czar. Nicely done! Looking forward to your isolator review (and hopefully a comp to the GOAT?)

[@clint2627]

Nordic track are $400 now. Still #1 at that price?

[@Charliemmafan]

I'm pretty sure power block led the charge on all these adjustable dumbbells more than bowflex did because they came around a lot sooner man!

[@LogicSpeaks]

Adaptabell is definitely not cheap. So yes, prices went up since this video but even then lets just look at what it costs to get enough for a pair of dumbbells. 50 dollars for a pair of Grips, then its 120 for a pair of 25 pound plates (x2 for 2 grips) -- for 45 pound set is 200, then you'd have to buy the higher weight capacity grips for 150. So on the cheapest side you can get a set of 20 pounders for 190 dollars plus tax or 50 pounders for 290 dollars (50 for handle, 120 for 2 sets of 25 lb plates). Want the whole set? 150 for handle, plus 160 lb set (x2) that is 950 dollars. That's insane. Yes you can curate your weights but it is not cheaper and in fact more expensive. I'm sure they're nice.

[@cad0420alice]

All of these, except for the plastic grip bars are very expensive in Canada. I wish there's a Garage Gym Canada version because we just have so few economical options. Big stores like Fitness Depot do have some cheaper options but they are also trying to ripping people off by not offering 0 warranty and with a lot of sketchy salespeople.

[@thebodybeatdownDiTi]

nice to see some real budget options.

[@landerval7882]

I got powerblocks Sports Exp + the 2 expansion sets for 500€ new and shipped to my door during black friday (Base pair for 299€ and each expansion set for 99€ each)

[@j-tibz8299]

I've had the core home fitness dumbbells for a year and a half and I think they're great. I bought a pair of Nuobells at one point and ended up selling them since I didn't see a big difference between the two in everyday use. The only issue I have with them is that they feel a little shaky when doing goblet squats. Otherwise, they work as advertised and have lasted through groups of guys working out with them for all sorts of exercises.

[@degeneratevietnamese471]

Instead of making all these adjustable dumbbell, these fitness company needs to think of a way to make adjustable Olympic plates instead something that goes from 2.5-45. That'll definitely be a game changer and save so much room for sure

[@riccardofantini2185]

That’s great! Thank you Coop!

[@justinmusella2306]

What do you think of the CAP Barbell Adjustable Dumbbells?

[@Parmajohn8]

Do you have any inside Coop scoop on when Core Home Fitness will come out with a heavier set?

[@stevengoodwin3154]

I just got the Nordic Tracks. I recommend them. My one complaint, the feeling they want to rotate if I relax my grip while benching.

[@vincecucinella5724]

Hi Coope I really enjoy all your videos very informative. Have you ever Considered having a raffle for some adjustable dumbbells? Thank you

[@dmoheisen]

When’s the Rogue Kabuki Transformer Bar review dropping?

[@Marky_Mark__]

FYI the NordicTrack have dropped to 295 the past 2 prime days

[@dannyshabarek]

when he said 450 bucks i was out

[@echo021]

Curious your thoughts on the budget roburflex adjustable dumbbells. Seem most comparable to the core home fitness ones but would love to hear your review 👌

[@creativename6832]

I need to know what watch that is. Also the orange nylon looks amazing, really pops with your monotone outfit 👊

[@trentoid]

when are you going to review any type of leverage system, such as powertec.

[@rinosaint]

Please do a review of Roman chairs ❤ just looking for one for my home gym now 😅

[@patrickstein627]

Would be great to have some wall mounted adjustable dumbbells for optimal storage

[@cjcj2940]

I came across nordictrack voice controlled adjustable dumbbells looked nice. Just didn't go too high in weight, think 50lb.

[@koxsuper5]

They have changed the nordictrack select-a-weights they are now 399.00

[@martin2000raw]

Bowflexes might be meh but knockoff bowflexes are great lol. Literally the same thing and half the price, especially if you want 10-90s.

[@24eochoa]

Have you made a video on best way to clean rubber stall mats?

[@sggee]

Im curious to know what Eleiko plates he has featured on the Kensui adjustable dumbbell.

[@barbaramoura1941]

Hi! I am 5”2 and petite. I really want a pair of adjustable dumbbells but have found the ones like bowflex too big for me. Can you recommend a small version? Thanks!

[@DeepCover266]

I understand why the Bowflex catches flak. But I’ve had the 1090s for 8-9 years now and still going strong. My wife even uses them even with them being more awkward at lower weights. But they go to 90lbs! I got them pre-covid used for $350 with the stand. I really would like to have some of the newer adjustable ones that go heavier, but it’s not worth the cost and the 1090s are still functioning great.

[@user-fi6hg8vq6c]

I was in a similar boat. I was using the 552’s then upgraded to the 1090’s. Never had a single issue after using them for years. I even bought them used. I never dropped them. They served their purpose and I knew what I wa signing up for. That being said I did experience some FOMO with these other styles of less bulky quick adjust dumbbells. The bulkiness of the bowflex finally got old to me. I switched to octabells(nuobells) and they are everything they’re advertised to be in terms of why they’re better than bowflex. I don’t know if I’d ever go back to bowflex but I also didn’t exactly have an issue with them. Also at this point I think bowflex has got complacent with their products. They’re way overdue for an updated design

[@DeepCover266]

@@user-fi6hg8vq6c you bring up 2 good points. The Bowflex dumbbells have done well considering their age! But they do need a revamping! Others have made great strides in adjustable dumbbells, so I sure they could learn from that. Maybe make a better and more affordable option compared to what some are charging now.

[@user-fi6hg8vq6c]

@@DeepCover266 they definitely have a trustworthy brand name and I’m assuming the resources to make a better product with great customer support

[@jesseschott2018]

I’m on the verge of either getting these or the elite exp. I’ve had elites before and they are ok but unique with the shape and balance. Super interested in the bowflex but very concerned with some of the safety/durability stuff I’ve heard about.

[@DeepCover266]

@@jesseschott2018 I used mine this morning! They get used daily and still getting it in.

[@richardmather1906]

Coop: you were hardly fair to the spinlocks. You might have pointed out (since some people completely new to weight lifting will likely see this) that you can buy all the 10 or 12.5 weight plates you want on Craig's list and load those this things up well past the weight of the introductory set. You might also have noted that you can buy spinlock handles quite cheaply that are longer than those and will allow you to load up a lot of weight. (Years ago, when I was starting out and did not have an Oly barbell set, I used to load up a pair with 25 lb. plates and do deadlifts with them. ) You could also point out that you can use the same plates on barbells (had 295 on a "standard" 7' bar with no problem) and plate loaded devices.

[@richardmather1906]

Also, with 1.5 lb. plates, you can go up in 3 lb. increments.

[@thebodybeatdownDiTi]

anytime you have to unspin and change plates is the lesser of the bunch. its what people did 100 years ago. We all have been there. No matter how fancy they make them. IF you have to spend time spinning something off and on,changing plates its a time buster and then you have the issue of plates laying all over. etc..Oldschool is ok but if you can get fixed dumbbells or some good REAL adjustable dumbbells its far superior ..

[@conduit242]

Imagine thinking someone should be “fair” to $1 plastic being sold for over $100.

[@mindy-mouse]

Please do a review of the Jaxjox digital adjustable dumbbells! Love your videos 🙌

[@rpgjames6618]

Which would u recommend if there were all same price 350 nuobells, core home fitness, or nordictrack select for working out indoors carpeted area. If u were buying within the next couple of months

[@BenBowmanNYC]

What is your take on North Deer dumbbells?

[@geoffvandunk5735]

Really shouldn't recommend the Kensui not sure what they're paying but they break and put people at risk go with the spinlocks for the same money love the channel coop

[@mattelbe]

Has anyone else ordered the Kensui Adjustabells?? I ordered mine on April 4th and I still have not gotten them/ recieved any shipping information on them.

[@vivaswatvittal3367]

Are these prices for a pair or just one dumbbell? Because I’m a 14 year old trying to get into weight lifting and wanna do so at home and don’t have too much money on me

[@marucat2797]

I haven’t tried the norditrack ones but I would say powerblocks is more durable than that but it seems the norditrack ones has more of a real dumbbell like feel from the looks of it?

[@JonathanHuard-mc3up]

i just bought a 200 lb set of spin locks from amazon 😀

[@fettel1988]

I was hoping to see the Leadnovo with the weird dumbbell/barbell fusion handlebar.

[@anthonycorcella7300]

Sweet watch! What is is?

[@DELL0015]

He should review the iron masters weightlifting equipment.

[@aldoparziale5669]

9:38 Is that 350 for two or 350 each cause 700 for two you're way better off spending another 150 for higher end ones that go up to 70 or 80 lbs

[@spankynsassy]

Had you made a review of the max Pro I saw a add on Facebook 🤷‍♂️

[@alexanderperales6230]

Jacked up power rack pro!! NEEDS a review

[@lawrence09151]

They increased from $350 to $399

[@catalystactual6491]

Coop just put out 3 adjustable dumbbell vids in a 2 week span

[@ahrengroesch8774]

The power block sport 50 is not expandable. I knew that when I bought them and I love them, but people need to know.

[@jimmycruz9114]

How about the ProForm ones

[@jessyca9833]

I just wish there was a budget-quality option for 80lbs!

[@lubanzintuli7223]

George can you please help me😭 im 16 yrs I need an adjustable dumbbells but i cant afford it, plus i live in south africa so its abit pricy and im broke im afraid to ask my mom

[@chriswright6593]

What watch is that?

[@Talib-904]

How is the alter brand they sell on Amazon

[@jeremyjjbrown]

Under 450 is budget?

[@JoeCnNd]

they need to make a 55-100 pound adjustable.