snodeAD80 Drop Proof 80 lbs Adjustable Dumbbell Set -Adjustable Weights with Cast Iron Plates and Cradle, Knurled Handle, Fast Adjust, Compact Home Gym Equipment for Bench & Press

I've been using these adjustable dumbbells for a week now, and I can confidently say they’ve exceeded my expectations. As someone who lifts moderately heavy to heavy, finding equipment that supports my strength goals without cluttering my space has always been a challenge — but this set gets it just right.What I love:• Space-Saving Design: These dumbbells replace an entire rack of traditional weights. Instead of multiple pairs lying around, I’ve got two units that tuck neatly into a corner in my closet when not in use.• Quick Weight Adjustment: Switching between weights is smooth and fast. Whether I’m doing supersets or going from bench press to rows, the dial mechanism is reliable and intuitive.• Heavy Enough to Challenge Me: Many adjustable sets max out too light for real strength training, but this one delivers. With weight options that go high enough for presses, squats, and rows, I never feel limited.• Solid Build Quality: These feel stable in hand — no rattling, no looseness. They have a well-balanced grip and don’t feel awkward even at heavier settings.I am enjoying this adjustable dumbbell set. It’s versatile, sturdy, and perfect for pushing yourself without sacrificing your living room.

After one of my Core Home Fitness adjustable dumbells broke (wouldn't adjust below 20 lbs for some reason) I decided to get some good adjustable weights that could go up to at least 80lbs. I researched Nuobells, Trulaps, Powerblocks, etc, but settled on Snode dumb bells after seeing reviewer after reviewer praise them for their durability. They have definitely met up to my expectations, they're heavy duty and almost entirely made out of metal. They feel very high quality and I'm happy with the knurling on the handles (and their thickness!). I would occasionally get blisters from using my Core Home Fitness dumbells if I held them too high on the handle and my hand rubbed too close to the weights themselves, but they way they designed these makes that impossible. Zero problems so far. The 10lb jumps between weights is obviously the biggest negative but I bought the magnets and find that it's a fine work around (would be nice if they designed something more flat and round that you could stack on both ends though) and the magnets are versatile--I regularly slap them on my weight plates or the weight stack that comes with my lat pulldown machine.

Initially we went with nuobell, but after it arrived defective from shipping and seeing reviews on how finicky they can be decided to go with these.Me and husband use these guys pretty much daily and we both love them. They are sturdy and I have had no issues with them so far. They feel sturdy and don’t feel noisy using them… never had issues with adjusting the weight, the only thing I wish was that it would be in 5’s. You can use the snode attachments 1.25 pounds but sometimes they have fallen off when using , but no big deal for us, it does not feel too bulky with them on which that’s what I was worried about.

I bought a pair of the AD80s to replace an adjustable set I have had for years that broke from dropping on the ground after my sets (injury issue at the time). Given that I wanted to make sure that I bought something more durable this time.What I like:- 80 lb dumbbells. Many adjustable dumbbells stop at 60lbs- really durable and we'll crafted- they are only as big as the weight you select. That's a really cool design. Other adjustables are the full size all the time and just add or remove plates as they adjust the weights. These feel more normal in that sense- changing the weights is as simple as turning a single dial in each weight. So much better than my prior set which had a slider on each end that was really annoying to use. The dial turns so easily that I think it's not working until I pick up the weights and it has done what it's supposed to doWhat could be better:- 10 lb increments is a lot depending on the muscle group. I didn't buy the magnet 1.5 lb weights to address this issue but I can always get them later- if you do exercises where the dumbbells need to touch (bench or shoulder press), the "tabs" that sit in the groove of the next weight are a bit annoying. I now take time before my set to make sure that they will not line up during the reps. Not a deal breaker, just something I need to be more thoughtful aboutOverall I really recommend them as I think they are about as good as it gets.

Love them! They are so cool and easy to assemble and use

Great dumbbells! Easy to switch between different weights (10 lbs increments). The cast iron plates look and feel like high quality and are very smooth. A couple of plates were stuck due to the coating and customer support was very quick to assist. A little pricey but worth it!

Has held up for six months in our home gym. I lift low and hubby lifts at Max so these have been nice to have one set for both of us. We want to get a 5lb increment at some point but these are good as is. Highly recommend. They seem sturdy and will last awhile.

I purchased these after replacing my Bowflex adjustables because the plates kept coming off the handle. These guys are rock solid and use a different design. "Drop proof". Highly recommend.