Iron Master is the best for small space. You can put their dumbbells in their cable tower, Which happens to be quite small. The plates from the dumbbells can be used in their weight vest, kettlebell handle and bars. Their bench has so many attachments mainly the dip handles pull up thing and leg extension attachment. For cardio I will add a jump rope from cross ropes. edit Even though IM dumbbells are not fast to change like other brands. They are not too expensive, will last you a lifetime and are compact. Not like those quickdraws. I know so much about adjustabe dumbbells cause I own or have own them ALL at some point(Except pepins fs due to price )and IMs are my favs till I get my hands on the reppins lol.
I agree with basically everything you said lol. I love IM. The only caveat I'd throw in is someone with a small space but doesn't care to have a TON of equipment in that small space. If there's someone will not be buying the extras and doesn't need to go over 80 lbs, I'd go with the Snodes or the Nuobells because of the change speed.
Thanks for the recommendation! I've been looking into building a home gym and only have a small space to work with (about 10x10) A shame the ironmaster sets are all out of stock D: they'd be perfect for me
Iron Master is the best for small space. You can put their dumbbells in their cable tower, Which happens to be quite small.
The plates from the dumbbells can be used in their weight vest, kettlebell handle and bars.
Their bench has so many attachments mainly the dip handles pull up thing and leg extension attachment.
For cardio I will add a jump rope from cross ropes.
edit
Even though IM dumbbells are not fast to change like other brands.
They are not too expensive, will last you a lifetime and are compact. Not like those quickdraws.
I know so much about adjustabe dumbbells cause I own or have own them ALL at some point(Except pepins fs due to price )and IMs are my favs till I get my hands on the reppins lol.
I agree with basically everything you said lol. I love IM. The only caveat I'd throw in is someone with a small space but doesn't care to have a TON of equipment in that small space. If there's someone will not be buying the extras and doesn't need to go over 80 lbs, I'd go with the Snodes or the Nuobells because of the change speed.
Thanks for the recommendation! I've been looking into building a home gym and only have a small space to work with (about 10x10)
A shame the ironmaster sets are all out of stock D: they'd be perfect for me
Happy to help! 10x10 is a ton of space for all this.
Well done.
Thanks!