Adjustable Dumbbells Set of 2, 1 Hand Adjustable Weights Dumbbells Set, 5 in 1/10 in 1 Free Dumbbell with Anti-Slip Texture Handle, Weight Set For Home Gym Suit both Men and Women

I've used these 3-4 times a week for nearly two years (22 months) and I've had no issues. They work as described. Would buy again, however, next time I may consider a set in 5 lb increments vs the 10 lb increment I originally bought. Just makes it easier to progress to next step at these lower weight values. For those with smaller frames I'd recommend the 5lb increment sets.I also filled the number insets using tempera paint markers.

It’s convenient to use and store. Instead of ordering different or multiple dumbbells it is just one dumbbell set with multiple options. I would recommend anyone who has small work out area and is looking for ease or convenience.

The numbers are hard to read, but a black sharpie solve that issue. The locking mechanism for the different weights seems tight (I have the 55 lbs set and it is smoother). I figure the locking mechanism will get better with more use. Otherwise works great

For the price, you can't really complain. Not sure how long they will last but they look great, we're packaged well and function they way they are supposed to. I have been using them for a few week and dont have any complaints so far

Bought a for my now 15 year old son. Directions were clear and easy for him . Set them up himself. Great buy

Very convenient for working out at home, the quick changing weight has made working out faster instead of having to put plates on dumbells. The only issue is that they do seem to want to rotate in one's hands when doing exercises which requires the weights being in the air, but that isn't really a problem as it's easy to overlook.

Looks great and easy to use. Seems like they are built well

I upgraded from the smaller ones (3-15lbs) because I outgrew them and the weight on these is going to be perfect for me for a while.2 problems for me personally.1: Not a fan of these grips. They're textured but they could be a lot more textured, they almost feel smooth. I prefer knurled steel.Although I will say these being smoother I do grip them harder so maybe I am actually working on my grip strength, which isn't a bad thing.2: Pretty long at 18" so don't clock yourself in the face or head doing exercises where you need to keep them in tight. Hammer curls, or for standing overhead press you might have to rotate your wrist, and they're also too long to do regular curls. I can lock my elbows to my side and hold them out and do Y curls but basic curls those big knobs on the end bounce off each other. Same with standing low to high fly, regular dumbbells I can get a lot closer together at the top but these are so long they hit each other too soon. And then for something like the dumbbell pullover from the flat bench, have to reach back a little farther to clear your head when bringing it up and down. I prefer a hex or square dumbbell for those, but in a pinch these will work.I started HIIT/circuit training about six months ago with a personal trainer and now that I have the knowledge to do it myself I figured I could save some money by running through a lot of the routines I do there with these. Set them down, switch the weight and move right into the next exercise, but these limit the exercises I can do because of their length.So, since I also do a lot of resistance work there I got a strait bar, some Bodylastics tubes (basic and pro series), Serious Steel bands, Synergee loop bands, and a multi anchor point with loops and D-rings that goes around a door so I can still do some of the exercises I can't really do with these. So if you run into the same problems I'd suggest those. Now if someone could invent some magic shrinking battle ropes I'd be set for space saving equipment in my office.