Select-a-Weight Adjustable Dumbbells
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Select-a-Weight Adjustable Dumbbells

$639.99
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eBay.com
Category
NordicTrack

About this product

The Select-A-Weight Adjustable Dumbbells offer a space-saving solution for home gyms. This black pair adjusts from 5 to 55 lbs per dumbbell using a dial mechanism. Made with plastic components, they feature a compact design that replaces multiple dumbbells. Priced at $723.99.

Our take

These adjustable dumbbells are great for saving space. The dial system lets you change weight quickly, and the pair covers 5-55 lbs. That said, the plastic housing feels a bit cheap for the price tag—$723 is a lot. The length of the dumbbell can make certain exercises awkward, and you have to be careful not to drop them. They're convenient for a compact home gym, but I worry about long-term durability. If you value space over ruggedness, they're worth considering.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Space-saving adjustable design
  • Quick weight changes via dial
  • Covers 5-55 lb range per dumbbell

Cons

  • Plastic construction feels less durable
  • Bulky length can hinder some movements
  • High price point

Specifications

  • Brand Unbranded
  • Color Black
  • Item Weight 50 pounds
  • Material Plastic
  • Special Feature Adjustable,Compact
  • Set Name pair
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Unit Count
1 Count
UPC
043619622799
Number of Items
2
Included Components
dumbbell, tray
Item Type Name
Dumbbell
Model Number
NAMSDB20
Part Number
NAMSDB20
Warranty Description
This product is guaranteed for a period of two (2) years. Within
Customer Reviews
4.9/5
Item Dimensions L x W
11.4"L x 19.4"W
Handle Diameter
1.25
Number of Pieces
2
Grip Size
Medium
Style
55 lb. Select-a-Weight Dumbbell Pair
Handle Material
Plastic,Steel
Other Special Features of the Product
Adjustable,Compact
Target Use Body Part
Arm
Country of Origin
United States
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States