(2 pack) FitRx Adjustable Dumbbells, 52.5lb SmartBell Dumbbell Set with Quick-Select Weights for Home Gym

I love this set! Nice not having to mess with loading other plates manually. It's so easy to use. Just turn the handle with only 'one' hand to select the weight you prefer. I can now get rid of my other dumbbells. 52.5lbs may not be much for heavy lifters, but I'm 70 yrs old so this is just right for me!

Way cheaper than Bowlex. I use these dumbbells 6 times a week. So far, they've been very sturdy and functional. The only minor drawback to adjustable dumbbells is they're a little bulky. Saves me so much time, in general. At a gym, the dumbbell stations always the busiest.

The dumbbell sets are easily changed during work outs and completely meet my expectations. When returning the dumbbells to the storage rack it might require some slight movement to engage the weight change mechanism. The grip seems to be fine and reliable. The purchase was a good value and is suitable for my training program.

These are surprisingly good for their cost. They do tend to suffer from the same thing most adjustable dumbbells do in that it's bulky... so doing things like half skull crushers or triceps presses can be a touch awkward. That said, for a set of home use dumbbells, these are pretty, pretty good.

They are perfect for my workouts. A little too large, but that is ok. i can always modify my workouts to fit the size of the dumbbells. It helps me stay consistent and motivated. I look forward to using them each day and it helps me avoid the gym with my busy schedule.

Nice, space saving option for home gym, one of sweet works smooth while the other has one weight that gets hung up while removing and replacing on base. Looks like the one weight doesn’t fit quite as tightly as the others. Nothing I’d return them over but a minor inconvenience.

Easy to use %26 ready out of the box. When I first started using this product I would hear a click as soon as I picked up the dumbbells as if it wasn't quite locked in place. However, I haven't heard it lately. Maybe I'm getting better at ensuring the weight is selected properly before I begin using them.

I found these to be well worth the price. They're sturdy and easy to adjust in the middle of an exercise routine. I'm aware of complaints of some of the weights not being secure, but I haven't run into that issue at all. It does sometimes take a few seconds to line up the weights left on the base with the empty slots on the dumbell after a fatiguing set of exercises. The numbers on the weight selection dial eventually start to wear off; I've been trying to be consistent about which side the heel of my hand is on to keep the wear to one side and leave the other side legible. I consider those to be minor flaws in exchange for the convenience compared to non-adjustable dumbells or compared to resistance bands that wear out and snap too quickly.

It works well, but there have been a few occasions where a plate falls out while I’m lifting. This last time it cracked the plate when it hit the floor. Never slam them, never hit them together. I’ve been gentle to these dumbbells since I purchased them a year ago. I’m lucky they haven’t landed on a foot in the middle of a set yet. Kind of a safety issue honestly. They’re also pretty bulky and are much taller than a standard dumbbell or even comparable adjustable dumbbells. But—it’s hard to beat that price.

very "clunky" to shift weights and if not placed perfectly back on the rack will jam up or if pulling of the rack if not perfectly straight the ones not used go flying off. was hoping for a full set for working out at home and i find myself not using them because of the pain to change settings sometimes i have to lift up slightly to get them to shift correct. much cheaper than name brand and it shows, save up and get a real set.