Bowflex SelectTech Dumbbell Stand, Device Holder, Fits any Tablet or Smart Phone

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall quality is good, and assembly is satisfactory. the weight stand provides good support and eliminates grabbing weights from the ground.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great storage rack. Minimal space and perfect height to store weights.

This stand is a must have if you have the Bowflex adjustable dumbbells. It gets them up off the floor and makes it easier to start/finish and exercise. Great product.

The stand is well made and thought out. Rather than 0 or 90 degrees, the dumbbells sit at a 45 to you, which to me is more ergonomic, when removing or replacing the dumbbells from their resting place, than other traditional 0 or 90 designs. I find the stand is a little tall, I notice I shrug my shoulders while removing or replacing the dumbbells but that is better than bending over hey (I'm < 5'10"). It's very compact, more so than what I expected. It really hugs the wall in my opinion. Doesn't flex while removing or replacing weights, or if I lean on one weight to lift another. I bit of assembly required. I wanted the stand to start with but I'm much happier with it than I thought. Purchased: 1090 SeletTech Dumbells, SeletTech Dumbell Stand & 5.1S Stowable-Bench.

I had my first dumbbell set 17 years ago. I was always happy with the products. This time holy moly what an awful buying experience. Denied my payment twice. Had to call the hotline 6 times. Turns out it wasn't in stock. Why not just write that on your page or tell your service hotline people?

1090s should have their own specific stand. The smaller dumbbells are secured in place with screws. Whereas the 1090s are held in place with straps. When you reach for your 1090 dumbbell, the strap gets in the way of your knuckles and does not allow for fluid movement. By making a universal stand, it's shortcuts be higher weighted dumbbells. For as much as you pay for this equipment, they should have their own dumbbell stand specifically for this weight and not the shortcut of the straps. Very lazy on both flexes part. Weights are nice though.

Sturdy. Looks good with our other fitness equipment. It gets the job done for what it is. The final stages of set up don't make sense so putting it together was frustrating. Plus the straps holding the dumbbells down takes away from its sharp look. Makes it look cheap. Not worth what it cost. However, it is functional and gets the job done. The adjustable dumbbells should include a stand. You should not need to buy a stand separate. Good way to get some extra money out of people.

I use this for Home workouts. It nice and sturdy but not wide enough. I would like to stand comfortably in between the weights, instead you have to lean forward to pick them up and set them down. If you just did a Burn set of shrugs the last thing you want to do is work to set the weights back down and align the slots. This makes it harder, sure I could set them on blocks but that negates the reason to buy a expensive stand in the first place.

The method chosen to secure the dumbbell base to the stand is a giant plastic buckle that prevents you from being able to pick up the dumbbell properly. Very lazy and foolish design. I am very disappointed.

Would not buy this stand. I bought 552 dumbells and they dont connect to the stand via screws. That is reckless as I have children that play around them. The straps are flimsy. In 2026 we use screws. The straps were clearly a workaround because they didn't want to pay to adjust the base. Just poor design and decision making. They wouldn't honor they're return policy either. Buyer Beware. Skip this product. I would rather use the floor than waste my money.