@@JJ-to6qu Worn Wear consistently has them at a good price. Tbh I don’t notice a major difference between it and new stuff. Arcteryx is great to work out in too. The Delta LT in particular.
I ended up buying the MX85 over the Nuobells80 only because the MX85 have all metal gear components and the Nuobell has plastic components that can break easily ( as seen on Average Joe's video)
Thank you, was hoping this review had these types of details. Pretty important information to leave out a review… I’ll probably be going MX85 because of this
@@glogang3233 I purchased them for my husband. He uses them every day and loves them. He still uses his regular dumbbells for supersets, but for everything else he uses the MX selects
@@jamesmilford6051 Greatest Of All Time (G.O.A.T.). People love to declare one in sports, but comparing era to era, it is close to impossible for most sports when the rules, steroid use, talent in the league at the time, have to all come into account. But, in this context, COOP is the G.O.A.T. of Gym Equipment Reviews...his appreciation of the history and context of trends is unparalleled!
as of 2-27-23...MXSelect 85# pair is $599 free shipped (and tax free if out of state to wherever they ship from) with the knurled grip and metal adjust turn knob. cant beat that!
One reason why the setting indicator might be good instead of just printing the weight increments: Many adjustable dumbbells are labeled in pounds. I think in kg. and I really do not like to do the maths during workout. On the other hand I have Ironmasters and I actually have put the dumbbells on a scale in every combination from handle without screws over handle with screws to all symetrical plate combinations to full load and now have a list hanging over the stand. So there are always workarounds. I would prefer a system which allows me to see the correct weight in kg though. European Nüobells btw. come with a kg scale instead of pounds. Very nice!
Also nuobell and the adjustable hexbell I believe are from the same manf. I did not go with them after seeing how cheaply made the adjuster was. Also in work out videos the weights seemed to move more than I would want.
@@glogang3233 I like them a lot, the grips are actually quite nice. The plates don't move to much and I think putting them back in the base is pretty easy. Also I like that the base is metal. The only thing that kind of sucks is the 8 pound increments, but not really a big deal. Glad they go up to 85 for warm ups for chest presses.
I know it’s been 7 months, wondering how these are working for you still. Am on the fence with these but at $599 it seems better value for $ vs some other adjustable ones for 85 lbs, any frustrations with the base for quick weight changes for supersets or drop sets?
I enjoy your reviews. Thanks for posting. For the record I’ve owned both powerblocks and iron master. Both are great. Prefer my iron masters. Very similar in feel to commercial dumbbells.
The MX85 is now a little cheaper than the Nuobell 80lbs. Are the MX85 extra 5lbs worth it? Or is it still better to pay a bit more for the faster and more practical weight switch of the Nuobells?
I bought MX85 the dial comes with a pound decal to replace numbers. They were 699 for 85 lbs which is cheaper than Bowflex 799 and gears are all metal inside unlike nuobell you stated were plastic. Plus they are coming out with video on how to repair them yourself if any future problems with gears. They seemed really cool to talk to on phone.
Interesting concept. It's still power blocks for me. Mine go to 130s. What's best and a problem with a lot of the other adjustables is the plates aren't smooth. Makes it a bit uncomfortable if you are putting them on your legs like when you are getting ready to bench. Squared design has never been an issue with me. I actually like it
I went from spin locks with DB Cappers to the Core Fitness Adjustables. I think for practicality and price the Core Dumbbells are a good choice $375 with tax and shipping. I'll be keeping my old spinlocks for anything over 50lbs as I won't need to change weights quickly during heavy sets. The DB Capper end caps are a game changer for those! If I had $$$ to throw around, I'd get Ironmasters
Coop, Couldn’t care less if you ever lift. You are the man when it comes to fitness equipment reviews. I just hope you know your worth! Keep em coming!!
Have you seen the Snode AD80s Adjustable dumbbells? They are drop-proof and appear more durable that Nubell. The trade-off is that the durability comes with 10lb increments
Coop, have you had the chance to use the Core Home Fitness dumbbells? They're very similar to the Nuobells, but have been around longer. Was wondering how the 2 compare.
"You know people that wear Lululemon, it's more athleisure... Nothing wrong with Lululemon but you know the type" from the guy with ALL of the gym equipment you could ever want and still rocking a dad bod 🤣🤣🤣
Why are all these adjustable dumbbells so crazy expensive? I got basic yes4all DBs (2 x 100lbs) for like 220$ 4 years ago. Not saying these should be same price, but 3-4x more seems crazy.
I want to add that this gearing system is really bad. I received my fake nuobell from ali express wich has the same mecanism as the MX and it can easily brake if the plates are not perfectly aligned and you change the weight or if you press the metal rod with your thumb (trust me don't do it)
Nice review as always Coop. I was on the fence about adjustable dumbbells and saw the big video comparing them all and decided to go with the basic powerblock set. Perfect for what I need now and can upgrade them for heavy rows later. Don't regret it.
Great review...very indepth! This was like reading the manual but more fun :) Do people even read manuals anymore though...lol. Great job on your video :)
I use these in my own homegym, and have used then a lot druing the covid lockdown. I will happily vouch for them, my girlfriend and i really enjoy traning with them!
Thank you very much for this review! Interestingly, you can get them in Germany for just 370€ (per set!), while the Nüobell is 700€ per set. So this pricing makes them extremely attractive to me…
Not sure why the video says Nuobells only go to 50lbs. You can buy an expansion kit up to 80lbs. They're just better in every way than the MX. You can even get the extra 30lbs as an expansion kit if you already have the 50lb ones.
I have the Bowfelx and they are not easy to insert back, they are very long so hammer curls dont work. Also the MX’a come with a very solid stand - so this should be taken into account. I’d love to trade in my Bowflex for a pair of those any time
Yeah, I have the Select Techs and not only is it awkward to do something like crush press, but their size and shape makes certain things like the tate press almost impossible. Looking to upgrade but so far it seems like Nuobell is the way to go.
800 pounds 🙈 if any of them were around 160 pounds I would be interested. IronMaster should just improve that screws design to be at least universal somehow to any weights or have same mechanism but go heavy as fuck.
After having purchased and owned a pair of Powerblocks for some time.. I see no competition on the market. It's perfect and I don't even care for normal dumbbells anymore. Powerblock all the way! I almost purchased Ironmasters, but then I saw a video where one was doing bench presses with them and the side suddenly fell off, almost hitting him in the face/top part of the chest, which fortunately, it didn't. But ye.
Yeah, I owned a set of classic Blocks for around 20 years. Did a lot of research before upgrading right before pandemic. I'm a Powerblock fan for life. Did a lot of searching on Craigslist and their site, finally ending up with their sport bench with pull-up and dip bars, urethane set with expansions, and straight bar.
I owned Powerblocks in the past... they're perfect if only you enjoy the awkwardness or benching with blocks with also a plastic eurothene grip. Perfect for you, but not for everyone. I'll take my Nuobells anyday over blocks.
@@Sommitps it’s an opinion from someone who has had both the powerblocks and the Nuobells and I’m telling you IMO (and many others) the powerblocks are awkward.
Am on the fence with the MX85 but at $599 it seems better value for $ vs some of the other adjustable ones for 85 lbs and I don’t feel like these are sacrificing anything at least from durability aspect versus the similar weight adjustables at $750ish. Am curious to hear from those that have them for about a year now, how are you finding them, any frustrations? Any issues with quick weight changes for supersets or drop sets taking too long ideally less than 10 seconds? Thanks much in advance.
@@cwr8618 I own a pair of 80lbs and there's nothing fragile about them. I absolutely love them. Best "selectorized" dumbbells available. Add in a pair or Pepin's/ Iron Masters and one has all one could need.
Ironmaster all day every day. Good starting weight, good price considering that you get a stand, feels like a dumbbell. Will survive a cement mixer. Increasing to 165 doesn't require a mortgage. Has the option to give you an adjustable kettlebell for a low price. Not the fastest, but not absurdly slow. Knurling that feels good.
To be honest, Coop, IDK if there is a posibility for you to make a spanish channel, it would be great for people in other parts of the world... Not necessary, but I'd like to say it, ty for these reviews, I love em. Greetings from mexico
You ever run out of room and sell any overflow ? I'd buy a set of heavier adjustables! 80lb! Building a home gym is expensive as u know . I watch all your vids n built my gym w a lot of that info . I just need more weight selection dumbell wise n don't have the room for a wall of dumbells . Lmk Coop ! You the man!
Have you checked out Ali Baba? Makes me feel like a schmuck for buying some adjustable DBs for the price I paid. These are so cheap to make, some companies will send you a free set because they want to be an OEM for an American co. These are all generic. 80% of the cost is the from the branding.
I guess at sometime, you are going to sell your surplus equipment. Why would you still have so many adjustable dumbbells hanging around taking up space? Defeats their purpose.
CAP makes the cheapest adjustable dumbbells, great design but somewhat fragile and plasticity. If not dropped or thrown around I think they will last a good while. You get what you pay for.
Coop the type of dude to make fun of someone for wearing LuLu to work out in and then proceeds to workout in Patagonia. Solid review as always sir.
but I shouldn't be one to talk. I am bald and wear headbands to train.
I totally want that Patagonia jacket. Coop, drop a link
Hey man, Patagonia is as solid a brand in clothes as Rogue is in fitness.
Bald with a headband is the move 😎😎🙌🏼🙏🏻
@@JJ-to6qu Worn Wear consistently has them at a good price. Tbh I don’t notice a major difference between it and new stuff.
Arcteryx is great to work out in too. The Delta LT in particular.
Coop just start off with the price that will tell me everything I need to known
Yup I’ve felt
This way after getting excited over that 2k rope 😂
Lmaooo
He will have no views when he does what you suggest 😉
Because of you I saved 8 minutes by going to the end and hearing the price. Thank you!
@@TedOnTheNet yeah I’m just being a smart ass
I ended up buying the MX85 over the Nuobells80 only because the MX85 have all metal gear components and the Nuobell has plastic components that can break easily ( as seen on Average Joe's video)
Thank you, was hoping this review had these types of details. Pretty important information to leave out a review… I’ll probably be going MX85 because of this
How you liking them?
@@glogang3233 I purchased them for my husband. He uses them every day and loves them. He still uses his regular dumbbells for supersets, but for everything else he uses the MX selects
Damn, GGR out here with the 800lb adjustable dumbbells.
Curling them too.
Easy weight, could even do side laterals with that.
Is it me, or is the mustache getting more majestic each video?
Coop is the GOAT
Nah
Why people calling people a goat i don't understand it
@@jamesmilford6051 Greatest Of All Time (G.O.A.T.). People love to declare one in sports, but comparing era to era, it is close to impossible for most sports when the rules, steroid use, talent in the league at the time, have to all come into account. But, in this context, COOP is the G.O.A.T. of Gym Equipment Reviews...his appreciation of the history and context of trends is unparalleled!
DROP TEST ON AMAZON RACK
Then return it see if they take it back spoiler they will. Mater if fact he probably sent it back already.
THE MX85 IS HERE : th-cam.com/video/HR3Yerk0n5Q/w-d-xo.html
Please do a review of MX85 Version
as of 2-27-23...MXSelect 85# pair is $599 free shipped (and tax free if out of state to wherever they ship from) with the knurled grip and metal adjust turn knob. cant beat that!
The yellow selector dial is trash
The mustache has helped me trust you more. Great review, sir.
These adjustable dumbbells need to go up to 100s at least if they want more people to buy em 😤
For real. Got the powerblocks just for that reason. 55lbs is weak
@@MsBigboodyjudy faxxx
@@MsBigboodyjudy mine max out at 95lbs.... yours go to 100?
Coop takes his dumbbells for a walk around the neighborhood like we take our dog!
Could anyone confirm if this set will rattle when using it? Or are the weight plates tightly together in all weight increments?
One reason why the setting indicator might be good instead of just printing the weight increments: Many adjustable dumbbells are labeled in pounds. I think in kg. and I really do not like to do the maths during workout.
On the other hand I have Ironmasters and I actually have put the dumbbells on a scale in every combination from handle without screws over handle with screws to all symetrical plate combinations to full load and now have a list hanging over the stand. So there are always workarounds.
I would prefer a system which allows me to see the correct weight in kg though. European Nüobells btw. come with a kg scale instead of pounds. Very nice!
Just bought the mx85 for 599. It was cheaper than nubell. The powerblock was a little over 600 with stage 2 and stage 3 weights. So I bought these.
Also nuobell and the adjustable hexbell I believe are from the same manf. I did not go with them after seeing how cheaply made the adjuster was. Also in work out videos the weights seemed to move more than I would want.
How do you like them
@@glogang3233 I like them a lot, the grips are actually quite nice. The plates don't move to much and I think putting them back in the base is pretty easy. Also I like that the base is metal. The only thing that kind of sucks is the 8 pound increments, but not really a big deal. Glad they go up to 85 for warm ups for chest presses.
@@MrRaymondo219 are they so big that you need to compromise ROM for movements ?
I know it’s been 7 months, wondering how these are working for you still. Am on the fence with these but at $599 it seems better value for $ vs some other adjustable ones for 85 lbs, any frustrations with the base for quick weight changes for supersets or drop sets?
Please review the Snode AD50/AD80's. Look the same as the Nuobells but with all metal parts.
I enjoy your reviews. Thanks for posting. For the record I’ve owned both powerblocks and iron master. Both are great. Prefer my iron masters. Very similar in feel to commercial dumbbells.
Too late! Just purchased a pair of Nuobells 5lb-80lb and they are GREAT!!!!!
Can you review some of the adjustable dumbbells from Walmart and amazon? I saw a 50 lb pair of pro form dumbbells for just 250$ you should review them
The MX85 is now a little cheaper than the Nuobell 80lbs. Are the MX85 extra 5lbs worth it? Or is it still better to pay a bit more for the faster and more practical weight switch of the Nuobells?
Asking the same thing right now…
Ironmaster ALL DAY...no plastic parts!!! So glad I made my purchase 2 years before the pandemic price hikes.
Did you see Jon Bones Jones garage gym
Its COOL
Yeah, looks awesome!
Where can I find that? I can't seem to find on youtube
@@willmcgee9743 just tipe jon jones home gym
COOP just mixed up how much he Curls each hand and the adjustable dumbell weight
I bought MX85 the dial comes with a pound decal to replace numbers. They were 699 for 85 lbs which is cheaper than Bowflex 799 and gears are all metal inside unlike nuobell you stated were plastic. Plus they are coming out with video on how to repair them yourself if any future problems with gears. They seemed really cool to talk to on phone.
Nice, just ordered my pair of MX85's
@@elyad67 I have enjoyed mine. I hope you enjoy your MX85s. Their customer service has been really good to talk to.
@@bluecat7574
Sounds good! Enjoy your workouts and keep grinding for the progress 💪🏼💯
@@elyad67 That is absolutely true keep grinding for the progress. That keeps me positive for working out.
@@bluecat7574 how have you like the mx85? Do you find some a good size and balance? Are you able to slightly drop them?
I’m just here for the drop test! 😎👍
Nuobell nuobell nuobell? Drop test
Interesting concept. It's still power blocks for me. Mine go to 130s. What's best and a problem with a lot of the other adjustables is the plates aren't smooth. Makes it a bit uncomfortable if you are putting them on your legs like when you are getting ready to bench. Squared design has never been an issue with me. I actually like it
Terrible ergonomics if you want to do varied workouts unfortunately. Cheap though
I have 5-50 set but for some reason I watch all adjustable dumbbells review from GGR lol
I went from spin locks with DB Cappers to the Core Fitness Adjustables. I think for practicality and price the Core Dumbbells are a good choice $375 with tax and shipping. I'll be keeping my old spinlocks for anything over 50lbs as I won't need to change weights quickly during heavy sets. The DB Capper end caps are a game changer for those! If I had $$$ to throw around, I'd get Ironmasters
Where are the core home fitness dumbells 😭😭😭 only 350 dollars
Exactly what Im about to say.
@@albertgutierrez2353 50lbs is weak sauce though
@@cwr8618 50 pounds is enough for all arms and shoulder movements but ye not enough for chest pressing or rows. Still could be good on a budget.
I was gonna buy this but went for the core home fitness dumbbells instead
What do you think of your decision? I’m in the same boat.
What's wrong with spin lock dumbbells?? How many seconds are you saving for spending $700?
Get both, one for lighter weight and convenience (Nuobell) and a spin lock for heavier (Iron Master/ Pepin)
Thanks for this review Coop, I was considering this very set of DB from Costco.
Coop, Couldn’t care less if you ever lift. You are the man when it comes to fitness equipment reviews. I just hope you know your worth! Keep em coming!!
Have you seen the Snode AD80s Adjustable dumbbells? They are drop-proof and appear more durable that Nubell. The trade-off is that the durability comes with 10lb increments
The nuobell adjustable dumbells are the best out so far there are no dumbells beating those!!!
Absolutely. For heavier weight one could always add Iron Masters/ Pepin
Have You try with snode dumbells? It has less plastic parts and are lasting
2:10 - Is that Mickey Rourke?! How DARE you sir. That man is a treasure.
Coop, have you had the chance to use the Core Home Fitness dumbbells? They're very similar to the Nuobells, but have been around longer. Was wondering how the 2 compare.
"You know people that wear Lululemon, it's more athleisure... Nothing wrong with Lululemon but you know the type" from the guy with ALL of the gym equipment you could ever want and still rocking a dad bod 🤣🤣🤣
he's making dough off these videos though.
Why are all these adjustable dumbbells so crazy expensive? I got basic yes4all DBs (2 x 100lbs) for like 220$ 4 years ago. Not saying these should be same price, but 3-4x more seems crazy.
I bough the ironmaster dumbbell, I’m happy)
Keep up the hard work buddy, good things coming your way!
😂
😂😂😂
What are you guys laughing at lol
I have nuobells and I love them. Use them everyday
So you never did go over why they're angled
I don’t know Coop, the more adjustable dumbbell reviews you do, the more I don’t want an adjustable dumbbell…
This channel is great. Keep up the good work my guy
Dr. Joel Coopman outchere preaching the offset, chaos rotation dumbbell curls!
I bought the MX-85 and they are amazing.
How do you find the balance and size and use after a year?
These are just over 600 Canadian shipped to your door from Costco in Canada. When they show up at Costco USA they will be much cheaper...
Thank you Coop. HAVAK review coming?
Next Friday brother. Just for you!
@@GarageGymReviews thank you Sir
@@GarageGymReviews YASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
@@rodolfomedini9931 you counting down the minutes to your Havak review too?
What do think about the SNODE AD50?
One thing is for sure: You are the king of adjustable dumbbells : ) Thanks for testing all those different products!
Anyone ever tell you that you look like that guy who catfished Deadpool on his second movie 🤣🤣🤣
I want to add that this gearing system is really bad.
I received my fake nuobell from ali express wich has the same mecanism as the MX and it can easily brake if the plates are not perfectly aligned and you change the weight or if you press the metal rod with your thumb (trust me don't do it)
Once Nüobells go to 125-lbs and urethaned, game-changer.
Nice review as always Coop. I was on the fence about adjustable dumbbells and saw the big video comparing them all and decided to go with the basic powerblock set. Perfect for what I need now and can upgrade them for heavy rows later. Don't regret it.
Happy to hear you’re liking them. I think you made a solid choice.
Same. I had hated PowerBlocks from using an older model a while back but finally gave in. Love the USA Elite.
Great review...very indepth! This was like reading the manual but more fun :) Do people even read manuals anymore though...lol. Great job on your video :)
I want the commercial urethane Powerblocks. Coop has shown me the way.
Coop have you tried the snode 80lb dumbbells?
Loadable dumbbells >
Coop, where are those camo plates behind you from? They look sick!
I use these in my own homegym, and have used then a lot druing the covid lockdown. I will happily vouch for them, my girlfriend and i really enjoy traning with them!
Any updates?
2 years later, how're they holding up hoss?
Start with the price
Did I hear him right.. he said adjustable crowbar when he was referencing that adjustable 'barbell; ?
"CURLROWBAR"
Wear Lulu lemon, eat vegan, avoid knurling.
Thank you very much for this review! Interestingly, you can get them in Germany for just 370€ (per set!), while the Nüobell is 700€ per set. So this pricing makes them extremely attractive to me…
wo hast du die denn für den Preis gefunden? Die von Kettler sehen mir ziemlich ähnlich aus.
What is your opinion of the Tytax T1-X
Not sure why the video says Nuobells only go to 50lbs. You can buy an expansion kit up to 80lbs. They're just better in every way than the MX. You can even get the extra 30lbs as an expansion kit if you already have the 50lb ones.
Yeah cause plastic gear selector is better than steel 😂
Lol they ain't compact..
Why does Coop like knurling so much??
because it helps you grip the bar? thats what knurling is for
Coop tell the price first then go into details.
i’ll go for the 800 lb adjustable dumbbells
I have the Bowfelx and they are not easy to insert back, they are very long so hammer curls dont work. Also the MX’a come with a very solid stand - so this should be taken into account. I’d love to trade in my Bowflex for a pair of those any time
Haven't seen one of these adjustable dumbbell reviews yet that makes we want to sell my powerblocks.
I haven’t used one that would make me want to not use Powerblocks. Although Itonmasters are pretty great.
@@GarageGymReviews
What's the max weight powerblocks you use? I ordered the 90lb elites and they are huge.
They sure do look good compared to some of the others! (like the bow flex ones with sketchy gaps between plates...)
Yeah, I have the Select Techs and not only is it awkward to do something like crush press, but their size and shape makes certain things like the tate press almost impossible. Looking to upgrade but so far it seems like Nuobell is the way to go.
Just got a pair with the stand second hand for 300 Canadian
800 pounds 🙈 if any of them were around 160 pounds I would be interested. IronMaster should just improve that screws design to be at least universal somehow to any weights or have same mechanism but go heavy as fuck.
After having purchased and owned a pair of Powerblocks for some time.. I see no competition on the market.
It's perfect and I don't even care for normal dumbbells anymore. Powerblock all the way! I almost purchased Ironmasters, but then I saw a video where one was doing bench presses with them and the side suddenly fell off, almost hitting him in the face/top part of the chest, which fortunately, it didn't. But ye.
Yeah, I owned a set of classic Blocks for around 20 years. Did a lot of research before upgrading right before pandemic. I'm a Powerblock fan for life. Did a lot of searching on Craigslist and their site, finally ending up with their sport bench with pull-up and dip bars, urethane set with expansions, and straight bar.
I owned Powerblocks in the past... they're perfect if only you enjoy the awkwardness or benching with blocks with also a plastic eurothene grip. Perfect for you, but not for everyone. I'll take my Nuobells anyday over blocks.
@@EJH-jn6mo They are not awkward in any way. And the Nuobells are crap. gl
@@Sommitps it’s an opinion from someone who has had both the powerblocks and the Nuobells and I’m telling you IMO (and many others) the powerblocks are awkward.
@@EJH-jn6mo So have I and I'm telling you, IMO (and literally 99% of everyone) The Powerblocks are amazing and not Awkward.
Algo
Coop, please review BLACK IRON STRENGTH solid metal dumbells with magnetic holder
4 butons to select... have to read the adjustement... to much loosing time when you do degressive reps... i prefer the Nuo
Am on the fence with the MX85 but at $599 it seems better value for $ vs some of the other adjustable ones for 85 lbs and I don’t feel like these are sacrificing anything at least from durability aspect versus the similar weight adjustables at $750ish. Am curious to hear from those that have them for about a year now, how are you finding them, any frustrations? Any issues with quick weight changes for supersets or drop sets taking too long ideally less than 10 seconds? Thanks much in advance.
I've been looking for a good pair of 800 lb adjustable dumbbells. Sounds like I need to check out these Nuobells!
I’ve had them over a month now, absolutely love them, i sold my powerblock pro exp 90lb pair as well, highly recommend the nuobells
@@Anc1ntkn1ght i've been looking these and can't seem to find em available, but more so I hear they are fragile. Thoughts so far?
@@cwr8618 I own a pair of 80lbs and there's nothing fragile about them. I absolutely love them. Best "selectorized" dumbbells available. Add in a pair or Pepin's/ Iron Masters and one has all one could need.
@@richardcates8605 nice!
Please review Hoist ADJUSTABLE dumbbells
I hope you review the upcoming EzBlock adjustable dumbbells that on pre-order now from the makers of the EzTone resistance band bar system.
Ironmaster all day every day. Good starting weight, good price considering that you get a stand, feels like a dumbbell. Will survive a cement mixer. Increasing to 165 doesn't require a mortgage. Has the option to give you an adjustable kettlebell for a low price. Not the fastest, but not absurdly slow. Knurling that feels good.
To be honest, Coop, IDK if there is a posibility for you to make a spanish channel, it would be great for people in other parts of the world... Not necessary, but I'd like to say it, ty for these reviews, I love em. Greetings from mexico
MX55 > Nuobell due to durability! They feel super solid! Thanks for the review!
You ever run out of room and sell any overflow ? I'd buy a set of heavier adjustables! 80lb! Building a home gym is expensive as u know . I watch all your vids n built my gym w a lot of that info . I just need more weight selection dumbell wise n don't have the room for a wall of dumbells . Lmk Coop ! You the man!
Have you checked out Ali Baba? Makes me feel like a schmuck for buying some adjustable DBs for the price I paid. These are so cheap to make, some companies will send you a free set because they want to be an OEM for an American co. These are all generic. 80% of the cost is the from the branding.
Review the baadass dumbbells 😩
7:24 Dude! is that a knock-off Dodge Omni??? :D Miss my lil gas saver from '91 now!! :D
I guess at sometime, you are going to sell your surplus equipment. Why would you still have so many adjustable dumbbells hanging around taking up space? Defeats their purpose.
Hey its your boy poop at garage gym reviews
Does anyone have comments on the fact that the plates have a diagonal shape? Is the weight distribution uniform? Seems awkward.
CAP makes the cheapest adjustable dumbbells, great design but somewhat fragile and plasticity. If not dropped or thrown around I think they will last a good while. You get what you pay for.
Once they sell the 85lbs version..good bye.nuo.flexbells with those fragile cradles.
I have this dumbbells since 4 month...i am absolutely happy with this.. in austria you pay 600euro for them..