Please include the new Kensui AdjustaBells MAX handles in the comparison! Really curious how those compare to something like the Iron Master or Pepins.
@@killerkhatiby009 Me too but I'm afraid as soon as he reviews them, people will buy them and then there will be a shortage of supply hence your order will be backordered haha.
ive had these dumbbells for about 2 years, they have been my staple piece in my gym. Ive had zero problems with them, no sings of ware on the handle or the weight selection mechanism. I will also add, that when i first bought them the plastic coating on the weight plates were cracked. The plastic coating had cracks all over like someone took a hammer to it. I contacted support, sent a picture of damage to them and they rushed me out a new set of weight plates no questions asked. A+ in product and even better product support. Highly recommend them!
I've used these for about a year and a half and bought them after hearing a review from someone who been using his for over five years with no problems. The review pretty much tracks with my experience using them. I've been surprisingly satisfied with the rubberized handles - they haven't shown any sign of wearing down like similar grips on other products I've used. The only two minor quirks I've noticed that weren't mentioned in the review: 1) When they're set at/near max weight, I've had to hold down the base to keep it from coming along with the dumbbell (which can be a feature rather than a bug if you want to move the base, I suppose). 2) They can be a bit finicky when being re-seated in the base, so you have to be pretty dead-on when doing so. Overall, though, they have all the design features everyone loves in Nuobell at the price of Bowflex 552s. Trainees will outgrow them on compound lifts pretty quickly, though, and I'm a bit surprised they still don't offer a version that tops out in the 70-80 pound range. On the plus-side, that shortcoming encouraged me to go full home gym bro and include a rack and barbell in my setup.
I've had a set of these for a few years now. The plastic plates do get wobbly but we haven't had a plate fall off yet. These are great for quickly changing weights during warm-up sets or accessory work. I have Iron Masters that go up to 120's for heavier dumbbell work. All in all, I really like the set I have. Hard to beat for the price, ease of use, and speed that this set offers.
I've had these since 2018 and still use them regularly to this day without any issues. Definitely recommend buying the stand for them since I've seen comments from other users that the weights can get stuck in the cradle when just lifting them off of the floor or a table.
I’ve had these since Black Friday 2020. One handle was sticky on the 2.5 plate grabber, but they sent a replacement. I zip tied the bases to top of the shelves I use for plate storage in the garage. Mine didn’t even come with that weird plate at the end. Love these!
Had mine since BF 2021. I’m a “senior” lifter mainly to maintain flexibility so 50 lb is fine. Some plate sticking but silicone or drop of 3n1 fixed that. Great for the price.. will get the stand someday maybe.
I have used core life for about 3 years and I could not be happier with them. I would recommend buying the stand with the adjustable dumbbell as it really does make things easier. The first two years I did not have the stand, purchased the stand within the last 12 months and it's better. I think these are ideal for the person who's looking to keep in shape or build some strength but if you're a heavy lifter, you may want a different dumbbell.
I have a set of these, I have had them for three years, I like them. I rarely need more than a 50 lb dumbell so they have been working for me. The only downside is that sometimes they have a tendency to not go back into the stack when at different weights. Though I really like them.
I got a rebranded cap version of these pre pandemic before all these new ones came out. At the time my only other option was the Bowflex. I mainly choose this one because of the way they adjust, I have never dropped mine and it’s still functioning just fine.
I still feel the NordicTrack adjustable dumbbells are probably the best budget option, I'm seeing them around the same price as these Core Home dumbbells but you get more weight increments, higher max weight, and a proper flat end.
I'd really like to see a head to head of these two, Core vs NordicTrack or all of the less than ?$500-$600 ones as opposed to the $700-800-900 ones that sure are great but that's a different category.
I watched a lot of your adjustable dumbbells videos. You did a really great job on pro's and cons on each one. I'm in my late 50s and doing a lot of rehabilitation exercising. I think the Core will be my choice. Bowfex is so long at lower weights, and the Nautilus even though I had the weider version years ago was great , the price increase and no stand included makes the Core a better buy for me. Thank you again for making great videos.
I got theses in 2020- they are great for price but have three major drawbacks that make me consider upgrading: 1. 10 lb increment is basically unusable due to wobbly / easily breakable plates. That being said, when mine broke they did send me replacements. 2. I would never consider these droppable. 3. I frequently have jamming issues when trying to place them back into the tray.
I've heard that the Nordic Tracks with fatter plates fit back into the cradle more easily than several others with thinner plates but I've only owned Powerblocks so that's just what I've heard...In use this could be pretty annoying, wiggling it in when tired with heavy weight. Can anyone chime in with their experiences?
We need a new round up coop! Thank you for all your reviews. You're the only one I go to watch when it comes to anything I want to purchase in the fitness world.
I got the Powerblock Elite EXP for $280 on Amazon last month. They don't change as fast as the Core Fitness obviously, but I love their construction and durability.
I like how small the 5lb is. A lot of adjustable db still have a full ring that makes 5lbs very bulky. Biggest problem for me is they are only 50lbs. which makes it a no go for me. For anyone lifting more than 2 years, 50 lbs. just doesn't cut it anymore for rows, flys, squats, splitsquats etc. (I know, get a bar and plates, but that doesn't fit my space.)
I’m still a power block fan. I went back and forth with them and nuobell. Glad I got power blocks. The nuobells at my local scheels are broken on the sales floor. Pepin wasn’t out back then……so those intrigue me…..but not enough to buy them.
i've got a chinese-made version of the nuobells, 32kg, 2kg jumps. while i wouldn't drop them from any height, they are amazing for controlled upper body stuff
I have had the stairmaster version of this dumbbell for many years. Negatives: sometimes they jam when you reinsert into the carriage. Often times when set to 50 and I unseat the dumbbell, I pull the carriage up too. The handles are short and don’t accept 1.5 lb slip-on plates (to, say, have a 22.5 dumbbell). They max out at 50. Positives: inexpensive. They have never failed me after hundreds of workouts. They feel and act like fixed weight dumbbells. These probably wouldn’t be my first choice today, but I can’t complain to much about them up to 50 lbs.
Ive had the core home fitness dumbbells since 2020. Personally I can handle that weight without needing to drop them. I have my supplemental pro-style dumbbells 60lbs to 75lbs that I can drop without problems.
I would still go with the Nordic trac 55's. The knurling, extra 5 pounds, and construction are enough for me to spend that extra money. I'm not doing high-speed super sets where the speed of changing the weight is a big deal to me, so yeah.
I recently bought the 55lb Nordic Track and they were $349 on Amazon. They should be available for that price again if you wait. I love the metal bars and knurling, plus the 2.5lb adjustment increments. I had looked into the Core Fitness db’s but I didn’t like the plastic/rubber grips, 5 lb increments and 50 lb max.
Nice! I shoulda waited. Love these weights though. I also got the Fitness Reality 2000 Super Max XL bench which I also see is $20 off right now from what I paid. @@emanz1
Had the stairmaster - identical to these before they were discontinued. Had the plastic extendible bar bend and ultimately break. Agree plastic internal bar is a bad choice. How much extra really would an aluminum or steel bar have been? Other than that, these have been great. Love quick change. Also able to step these up much lower increments by using 1.25 magnetic plates - they stick fairly well
I'd really like to see a head to head of these two, Core vs NordicTrack or all of the less than ?$500-600 ones as opposed to the $700-800-900 ones that sure are great but that's a different category. Around $500 or less is already a lot of money especially if people have a barbell for heavier compound lifts or also use their body weight or whatever... The round up you've done is great but I think it's already outdated. I appreciate the content.
Hey Coop, can you review the kensui adjustabell max? There the metal version of the the plastic kensui dumbbells, for $100. Basically a cheap pepin. There using aluminum alloy instead of steel tho so I would love to see the durability on those!!
With the Black Friday, this and MX select is in very similar price point. Which would you recommend? I’m not looking to do super heavy grinds, mostly hiit style workout probably
These are nice, so I haven’t see you post anything but what about living in an apartment how can you make a gym or workout equipment but it has to be versatile?
I like the small and light start weight and wonder if they could just make a 55-100 set to compliment this, if that isn't the best solution, even though it's a two part solution that might be hard to market...it, nevertheless might be the best solution!
Are we going to see you take a look at Trulap dumbells soon ?? I’m leaning to them out of all the heavy grip change dumbells, and the site says they have they’re second version out so there’s less rattling and shaking between the plates
I've had mine for nearly a year. Absolutely love them, no complaints beyond it being a bit uncomfortable when kicking up the DBs to go and bench due to edges being a bit sharp Can see these lasting a loooooong time
Coop, Have you done any reviews on dumbbell weights stands? I purchased a set of the Nordictrack adjustable dumbbells. They are currently on the floor which is a bit of a pain. Looking online there are a lot of choices, some companies like nuobells makes their own stands. Is there any stands you would suggest? I am a 50 year old heart attack survivor trying to get back in shape. Enjoying your garage review videos Thanks Jim Jim
I have the weider speed weight 120's that go up to 60lb's a piece. Seems that any adjustable dumbbell that uses a twist handle came from the original weider's design. I also have the Bowflex 1090's that need repair. Would you please do a review on the Average Joe Innovations Bowflex disc fix?
Great video Coop! I’m in line to purchase new adjustable Dumbbells in the very near future and what’s your scoop on ones to buy that are on the heavier side? Been flipping back and forth on the Nuobells and the Peppins! Could use your updated advice! Thanks!
I have used these for a year and will be getting nuobells since I need more weight. The ONLY complaint I have about these is they don’t like to let go of the cradle when set at 45 and 50, so you have to step on the cradle to pull the weight out or the cradle comes with it. Do nuobells do that too?
What is a good budget for starting your home gym? I recently just purchased my first home and I would love a home gym. I want quality stuff so I’m okay with paying for quality things. My issue is buying too much to start off with and it collecting dust. So far I’m looking at the PRX foldable rack with a rep fitness adjustable bench. I’m not sure what weights to go with though. Mostly powerlifting
I would say a couple grand unless you are buying the cheapest equipment around. Now is a good time to buy as there are a lot of good sales. The day of building a home gym for $1000 is long gone.
If you're on a budget and they break... It's not a good deal. Chrome and hex dumbbells don't break. But I would like those, but it's actually because you can play with them.
I was seriously considering these until I recently found a pair of Barry's branded Nuobells for $365 shipped. Could not pass it up and love them so far!
Which ones rather less? The Core Fitness adjustable or the NordicTrack select a weight? I bought a different brand but I'm returning because I wanted to use them while on virtual meetings and I need something silent. Coop, you rarely touch on rattling noises on your reviews. Would be great to see a recommendation for most silent adjustable dumbbells. Also, I can suggest you look into Eisenlink adjustable dumbbells. They have two models, one looks like Bowflex and the other is squared and looks like iron Masters. The squared model is one of the ones I'm considering purchasing because of its lack of rattling.
they could up the cost 10$ and use a metal rod. Not sure they all the companies want to keep using cheap plastics. Its not that much more money to use some metal. Same for the plates. iron breaks. Plastic breaks. Rubber breaks. Use Steel. Use quality inside and out. The price difference honestly wouldnt be a lot more. Of course they will be expensive because of greed. BUT in reality the cost isnt that much more.
I have the 50 lbs Powerblocks, and I was thinking about either expanding to 70s or getting a faster switching one. However, now I think I’m just going to wait for the REP 120lbs Quick Draws.
FYI: this video was shot prior to the release of the REP Quickdraws. Full comparison on the best budget adjustable dumbbells is in the works!
Any chance you got an early review set of the new 180lb Pepin Fast Series?
Please include the new Kensui AdjustaBells MAX handles in the comparison! Really curious how those compare to something like the Iron Master or Pepins.
But you managed to test and review the rep ones before even releasing this video that you already filmed?
@@killerkhatiby009 Me too but I'm afraid as soon as he reviews them, people will buy them and then there will be a shortage of supply hence your order will be backordered haha.
@@Farquad76.547fr something not adding up
ive had these dumbbells for about 2 years, they have been my staple piece in my gym. Ive had zero problems with them, no sings of ware on the handle or the weight selection mechanism. I will also add, that when i first bought them the plastic coating on the weight plates were cracked. The plastic coating had cracks all over like someone took a hammer to it. I contacted support, sent a picture of damage to them and they rushed me out a new set of weight plates no questions asked. A+ in product and even better product support. Highly recommend them!
I've used these for about a year and a half and bought them after hearing a review from someone who been using his for over five years with no problems. The review pretty much tracks with my experience using them. I've been surprisingly satisfied with the rubberized handles - they haven't shown any sign of wearing down like similar grips on other products I've used. The only two minor quirks I've noticed that weren't mentioned in the review: 1) When they're set at/near max weight, I've had to hold down the base to keep it from coming along with the dumbbell (which can be a feature rather than a bug if you want to move the base, I suppose). 2) They can be a bit finicky when being re-seated in the base, so you have to be pretty dead-on when doing so.
Overall, though, they have all the design features everyone loves in Nuobell at the price of Bowflex 552s. Trainees will outgrow them on compound lifts pretty quickly, though, and I'm a bit surprised they still don't offer a version that tops out in the 70-80 pound range. On the plus-side, that shortcoming encouraged me to go full home gym bro and include a rack and barbell in my setup.
I've had these for nearly 4 years. Still going strong and help me get good workouts. Great quality product.
I've had a set of these for a few years now. The plastic plates do get wobbly but we haven't had a plate fall off yet. These are great for quickly changing weights during warm-up sets or accessory work. I have Iron Masters that go up to 120's for heavier dumbbell work. All in all, I really like the set I have. Hard to beat for the price, ease of use, and speed that this set offers.
I've had these since 2018 and still use them regularly to this day without any issues. Definitely recommend buying the stand for them since I've seen comments from other users that the weights can get stuck in the cradle when just lifting them off of the floor or a table.
I’ve had these since Black Friday 2020. One handle was sticky on the 2.5 plate grabber, but they sent a replacement. I zip tied the bases to top of the shelves I use for plate storage in the garage. Mine didn’t even come with that weird plate at the end. Love these!
Had mine since BF 2021. I’m a “senior” lifter mainly to maintain flexibility so 50 lb is fine. Some plate sticking but silicone or drop of 3n1 fixed that. Great for the price.. will get the stand someday maybe.
I have used core life for about 3 years and I could not be happier with them. I would recommend buying the stand with the adjustable dumbbell as it really does make things easier. The first two years I did not have the stand, purchased the stand within the last 12 months and it's better.
I think these are ideal for the person who's looking to keep in shape or build some strength but if you're a heavy lifter, you may want a different dumbbell.
I have a set of these, I have had them for three years, I like them. I rarely need more than a 50 lb dumbell so they have been working for me. The only downside is that sometimes they have a tendency to not go back into the stack when at different weights. Though I really like them.
I got a rebranded cap version of these pre pandemic before all these new ones came out. At the time my only other option was the Bowflex. I mainly choose this one because of the way they adjust, I have never dropped mine and it’s still functioning just fine.
I still feel the NordicTrack adjustable dumbbells are probably the best budget option, I'm seeing them around the same price as these Core Home dumbbells but you get more weight increments, higher max weight, and a proper flat end.
I'd really like to see a head to head of these two, Core vs NordicTrack or all of the less than ?$500-$600 ones as opposed to the $700-800-900 ones that sure are great but that's a different category.
I use 5 gallon plastic buckets. Just add or drain water- infinitely adjustable, affordable and colorful: orange, blue, white, green etc.
Yep, quick and easy
I watched a lot of your adjustable dumbbells videos. You did a really great job on pro's and cons on each one. I'm in my late 50s and doing a lot of rehabilitation exercising. I think the Core will be my choice. Bowfex is so long at lower weights, and the Nautilus even though I had the weider version years ago was great , the price increase and no stand included makes the Core a better buy for me. Thank you again for making great videos.
I got theses in 2020- they are great for price but have three major drawbacks that make me consider upgrading:
1. 10 lb increment is basically unusable due to wobbly / easily breakable plates. That being said, when mine broke they did send me replacements.
2. I would never consider these droppable.
3. I frequently have jamming issues when trying to place them back into the tray.
I've heard that the Nordic Tracks with fatter plates fit back into the cradle more easily than several others with thinner plates but I've only owned Powerblocks so that's just what I've heard...In use this could be pretty annoying, wiggling it in when tired with heavy weight.
Can anyone chime in with their experiences?
We need a new round up coop! Thank you for all your reviews. You're the only one I go to watch when it comes to anything I want to purchase in the fitness world.
I got the Powerblock Elite EXP for $280 on Amazon last month. They don't change as fast as the Core Fitness obviously, but I love their construction and durability.
I've had these since mid-2020 and love them. I just wish they went a little higher than 50lbs. And yes the Nuobells came out afterwards.
I like how small the 5lb is. A lot of adjustable db still have a full ring that makes 5lbs very bulky. Biggest problem for me is they are only 50lbs. which makes it a no go for me. For anyone lifting more than 2 years, 50 lbs. just doesn't cut it anymore for rows, flys, squats, splitsquats etc. (I know, get a bar and plates, but that doesn't fit my space.)
I have the bar and plates, but I still need more than 50 lbs. for bench and row, and I am 65 and weak.
Have you considered a 5' bar? That might help...
I’m still a power block fan. I went back and forth with them and nuobell. Glad I got power blocks. The nuobells at my local scheels are broken on the sales floor.
Pepin wasn’t out back then……so those intrigue me…..but not enough to buy them.
Been waiting for this review for YEARS ngl
Great review. Getting these for my birthday this year! Made my decision so easy.
Thanks for the review dude. I really appreciate the comparison with others.
I have these core 50s & the Powerblocks. Best one two punch!! Depending on the workout & drop set you can’t go wrong with either one
i've got a chinese-made version of the nuobells, 32kg, 2kg jumps. while i wouldn't drop them from any height, they are amazing for controlled upper body stuff
I have. I like. Will need magnetic add-on plates soon for 45 deg rows
Wow this is great! Thanks for this!
I bough a set of these for 200 back in 2019 and still have them to this day. My wife loves them aswell
I have had the stairmaster version of this dumbbell for many years. Negatives: sometimes they jam when you reinsert into the carriage. Often times when set to 50 and I unseat the dumbbell, I pull the carriage up too. The handles are short and don’t accept 1.5 lb slip-on plates (to, say, have a 22.5 dumbbell). They max out at 50. Positives: inexpensive. They have never failed me after hundreds of workouts. They feel and act like fixed weight dumbbells. These probably wouldn’t be my first choice today, but I can’t complain to much about them up to 50 lbs.
The inner rod is (or at least was on mine) metal, not plastic. I dropped one fully loaded and the rod bent, not snapped like plastic would.
Great pair of dumbbells, I have power block for over 20 years and 85 lbs and they are amazing, last forever just wish they were an open cage system.
Have you ever tried the Fitrx xl dumbells? They go up to 90lbs and are beyond cheaper cost wise than anything else.
Ive had the core home fitness dumbbells since 2020. Personally I can handle that weight without needing to drop them. I have my supplemental pro-style dumbbells 60lbs to 75lbs that I can drop without problems.
Yup. Want to see that pending adjustable weight set.
Just bought these
Excited to try them out
I would still go with the Nordic trac 55's. The knurling, extra 5 pounds, and construction are enough for me to spend that extra money. I'm not doing high-speed super sets where the speed of changing the weight is a big deal to me, so yeah.
I recently bought the 55lb Nordic Track and they were $349 on Amazon. They should be available for that price again if you wait. I love the metal bars and knurling, plus the 2.5lb adjustment increments. I had looked into the Core Fitness db’s but I didn’t like the plastic/rubber grips, 5 lb increments and 50 lb max.
Thanks for the heads up, will look out for it
$300 on Amazon right now - Cyber Monday
Nice! I shoulda waited. Love these weights though. I also got the Fitness Reality 2000 Super Max XL bench which I also see is $20 off right now from what I paid. @@emanz1
Had the stairmaster - identical to these before they were discontinued. Had the plastic extendible bar bend and ultimately break. Agree plastic internal bar is a bad choice. How much extra really would an aluminum or steel bar have been? Other than that, these have been great. Love quick change. Also able to step these up much lower increments by using 1.25 magnetic plates - they stick fairly well
You've come a long way in a year! Much prefer this relaxed and less manic review style.
I have these because they were in stock during the pandemic. They're fine
Definitely would like to see the rep. Building my bedroom gym out now
I'd love to see a review of the Trulap dumbbells
How about the Core vs Ativafit? Both same price on Amazon for Black Friday. Great review and thanks.
Would like to see a comparison vs the REP adjustable weight.
Can you review the Nordictrack iselect adjustable dumbbells?
CAP makes an adjustable dumbbell on a similar platform.
I'd really like to see a head to head of these two, Core vs NordicTrack or all of the less than ?$500-600 ones as opposed to the $700-800-900 ones that sure are great but that's a different category. Around $500 or less is already a lot of money especially if people have a barbell for heavier compound lifts or also use their body weight or whatever...
The round up you've done is great but I think it's already outdated.
I appreciate the content.
Hey Coop, can you review the kensui adjustabell max? There the metal version of the the plastic kensui dumbbells, for $100. Basically a cheap pepin. There using aluminum alloy instead of steel tho so I would love to see the durability on those!!
Have you tried the XDDIAS yet? Set of 2 DB, range from 15/25/35/45/55Lb's for $264.
With the Black Friday, this and MX select is in very similar price point. Which would you recommend? I’m not looking to do super heavy grinds, mostly hiit style workout probably
These are nice, so I haven’t see you post anything but what about living in an apartment how can you make a gym or workout equipment but it has to be versatile?
I like the small and light start weight and wonder if they could just make a 55-100 set to compliment this, if that isn't the best solution, even though it's a two part solution that might be hard to market...it, nevertheless might be the best solution!
Please do one on best budget adjustable dumbbells that go up to 80 lbs (not just 50 or 55). Thanks!
My Bowflex crapped out on me. The gear system to change the weight amount quit turning. So, I'm looking to replace them.
I was lucky enough to get the Nordictracks right before they increased the prices. Should hold me over until rep releases heavier dumbbells.
Maybe a new round up but in comparing the dumbbells in different categories like spin-lock, quick change, and versatility
Fitrx are probably the cheapest adjustable dumbbells but the design is outdated. You can get a set right now Black Friday sale for 169
Are we going to see you take a look at Trulap dumbells soon ?? I’m leaning to them out of all the heavy grip change dumbells, and the site says they have they’re second version out so there’s less rattling and shaking between the plates
Can you do long term review of the pepin fast series?
I've had mine for nearly a year. Absolutely love them, no complaints beyond it being a bit uncomfortable when kicking up the DBs to go and bench due to edges being a bit sharp
Can see these lasting a loooooong time
I’m this 🤏🏻 close to pulling the trigger and buy Trulap’s dumbbells. Yes or no ?
Should I go with bulky powerblocks instead ?
The Nordictrak dumbbells can be bought under the Weider name for significantly less. Dunhams carries them.
Coop,
Have you done any reviews on dumbbell weights stands? I purchased a set of the Nordictrack adjustable dumbbells.
They are currently on the floor which is a bit of a pain. Looking online there are a lot of choices, some companies like nuobells makes their own stands. Is there any stands you would suggest?
I am a 50 year old heart attack survivor trying to get back in shape.
Enjoying your garage review videos
Thanks
Jim
Jim
I have the weider speed weight 120's that go up to 60lb's a piece. Seems that any adjustable dumbbell that uses a twist handle came from the original weider's design.
I also have the Bowflex 1090's that need repair. Would you please do a review on the Average Joe Innovations Bowflex disc fix?
It would be cool to see a comparison between the TRULAP vs the Nuobell adjustable dumbbells since they're so similar.
Can you review the CAP vs CORE adjustable dumbbell
Love you to have a look at the trulap adjustable dumbbells 92 pounds
Great video Coop! I’m in line to purchase new adjustable Dumbbells in the very near future and what’s your scoop on ones to buy that are on the heavier side? Been flipping back and forth on the Nuobells and the Peppins! Could use your updated advice! Thanks!
Please make a review for Eisenlink quick lock dumbells.
Can you do one with Sole Fitness adjustable dumbbells
Will these be good for p90x?
I have used these for a year and will be getting nuobells since I need more weight. The ONLY complaint I have about these is they don’t like to let go of the cradle when set at 45 and 50, so you have to step on the cradle to pull the weight out or the cradle comes with it. Do nuobells do that too?
Hey Coop, can you do a comparison between Nuobells and the Chinese
facsimiles that are being sold
Roundup!!!!😎👍🏻
Please review a leverage gym or the Mr Fury compact smith machine. 🤙
Do they ship to Europe?
how about Proform dumbells have you made a video on these?
What is a good budget for starting your home gym? I recently just purchased my first home and I would love a home gym. I want quality stuff so I’m okay with paying for quality things. My issue is buying too much to start off with and it collecting dust. So far I’m looking at the PRX foldable rack with a rep fitness adjustable bench. I’m not sure what weights to go with though. Mostly powerlifting
I would say a couple grand unless you are buying the cheapest equipment around. Now is a good time to buy as there are a lot of good sales. The day of building a home gym for $1000 is long gone.
Review the Titan Series FID Bench please!
Have you seen the Marcy dumbbells? Basically nukes the idea that rep came up with their design on the quickdraws.
I just got the Nordic Track on sale on Amazon for $310.
Unfortunately cannot get them in Europe so bought ironmasters.
I wanna see the rep fitness review!
Can you dona review of the GripZilla Tornado?
I wish they made a version with metric units
I have one of the previous iteration. They are great for the price. But they shift a bit so not the best
If you're on a budget and they break... It's not a good deal. Chrome and hex dumbbells don't break. But I would like those, but it's actually because you can play with them.
Been waiting on Powertec content all year, where is it?!
I was seriously considering these until I recently found a pair of Barry's branded Nuobells for $365 shipped. Could not pass it up and love them so far!
Who? Barry? Who's that? Link please
Sorry, did you just say you train the rotator using dumbells? How do you do that trick?
Dumbbell external rotations
I read these get stuck on the base when you lift them… is this true?
Which ones rather less? The Core Fitness adjustable or the NordicTrack select a weight?
I bought a different brand but I'm returning because I wanted to use them while on virtual meetings and I need something silent.
Coop, you rarely touch on rattling noises on your reviews. Would be great to see a recommendation for most silent adjustable dumbbells.
Also, I can suggest you look into Eisenlink adjustable dumbbells. They have two models, one looks like Bowflex and the other is squared and looks like iron Masters. The squared model is one of the ones I'm considering purchasing because of its lack of rattling.
Anyone knownof any hooks that are compatible with these??
Not available in the EU 😢
Gotta Be like Onyx, Coop and Slamm!!
Ha 😂
Love the tricep kickback comment
I’ve thought the same thing for a very long time
they could up the cost 10$ and use a metal rod. Not sure they all the companies want to keep using cheap plastics. Its not that much more money to use some metal. Same for the plates. iron breaks. Plastic breaks. Rubber breaks. Use Steel. Use quality inside and out. The price difference honestly wouldnt be a lot more. Of course they will be expensive because of greed. BUT in reality the cost isnt that much more.
I have the 50 lbs Powerblocks, and I was thinking about either expanding to 70s or getting a faster switching one. However, now I think I’m just going to wait for the REP 120lbs Quick Draws.
REP stated that their 120# adjustable DBs won't be in their quickdraw design
@@MelloHubboh really??? I thought Coop said they would be in his Quick Draw review. Bummer… I might still wait just to see what they’re like.
Is there a budget king for adjustable dumbbells that go to 80 lbs?
How about nuobell clones vs legit nuobells?
The manufacturer doesn't ship to Canada. And can't find any store that sells or ships to Canada either. Oh well ...