NordicTrack Select-a-Weight Adjustable Dumbbells
$399.99
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[Smooth Weight Selector] – Adjust each Select-A-Weight dumbbell in 2.5, 5, and 10 lb increments to dial in the perfect resistance for each exercise. Train your entire body with these versatile adjustable dumbbells.
[10 Lb. Handlebars] – Each 55 lb. Select-A-Weight adjustable dumbbell features a 10 lb. handlebar that can be used individually to tone muscles across your entire body.
[Replace 30 Dumbbells] – Each Select-A-Weight dumbbell features 15 possible assortments, meaning that this innovative set of weights delivers the same value as 30 individual dumbbells.
[Fitted Storage Trays] – When you’re not working out, your adjustable dumbbells can be stored in custom-molded trays. Each tray features clear weight markings for an informed workout at home.
[Durable Construction] – These adjustable dumbbells are crafted from a combination of steel and hardened plastic. Included components: dumbbell, tray. Benefits of having a complete weight set in your home.
[Full Body Workout] – Use these NordicTrack Adjustable Dumbbells to target muscle groups across your entire body, including your arms, back, chest, legs, and shoulders.
Customers say
Customers find these dumbbells well worth their price and appreciate their space-saving design that takes up minimal room. They are easy to set up and use, with one customer noting the instant weight change feature. The build quality receives mixed feedback – while some praise the solid construction, others report units breaking after a week. The ease of adjustment is also mixed, with some finding it very easy to change between weights while others find it finicky. The weight range receives mixed reviews, with customers appreciating the many options but noting they are a bit bottom-heavy.
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M. Gotts –
Nice, solid, *narrow*, easy-to-use, adjustable dumbbells
The NordicTrack adjustable dumbbells are a real winner that are working out well for my wife and I.Pros:1) Nice weight range (10-55) and sufficient increments for me. We have a small set of 2.5 to 8-lb individual dumbbells to fill in on the very low end.2) Compact dumbbells. The dumbbells are no longer than needed for the weight you are using. The 10-lb configuration is narrower than the 20-lb, which is narrower than the 30-lb, which is narrower than the 40-lb, which is narrower than the 50-lb. DO NOT DISCOUNT this when shopping for adjustable dumbbells. You do not want to be swinging around a 2-ft long bar in each hand when simply using a 10-lb dumbbell. It gets in the way and limits the range of motion for some exercises. These incrementally add plates to the end as the weight goes up. So they are compact at low weights, and very much the size of a fixed dumbbell of similar weight at heavier weights.3) Easy to adjust. The adjustment system is low effort, but locks solidly and seems unlikely to fail long term, normal use.4) Value. Not the cheapest, but give a great bang for the buck.Cons:1) Slower to adjust, relatively. Some changes require moving 4-adjustment levers on each dumbbell, depending on what weight you are switching between. A single or double dial is quicker, no doubt. But, note that I said “relatively”. They really only take a couple of seconds to adjust, and it has been a non factor in my workouts.2) Missing some weight choices. You can add 2.5-lb or 5-lb to the coarse 10-lb, 20-lb, 30-lb, 40-lb, 50-lb settings. So you can do 12.5-lb & 15-lb, but not 17.5-lb, etc. The next increment after 15-lb is 20-lb. You could fudge around this by selecting an uneven amount to each end of the dumbbell, which would make them unbalanced by 2.5-lbs and give you a 7.5-lb increment. But I don’t suggest doing that. For me, the increments are fine enough for what I do, and I move up and down in 5-lb amounts anyway.3) maybe more fragile than fixed weights? This is actually a comment that applies to probably all adjustable dumbbells, simply because they have a selection mechanism added to them. These do not appear fragile in the absolute sense, but I have no plans to drop them the way you see some guys do with fixed weights at the gym.I researched buying these quite a bit, and narrowed it down to several contenders. The Bowflex dumbbells were one finalist, and are undeniably slick, with the one-knob adjustment system. But, they (and some others) have a disqualifying flaw (in my opinion) where the dumbbell bar is always full length, regardless of how much weight you’ve selected. Even at whatever their minimum is, you are swinging around like a two-foot rod with each arm.Anyway, I’m a happy customer, and these are working great.
vickie j –
So functional easy to use
I really really love these. They are perfect for what I needed: user friendly, easy to adjust, intuitive, doesnât slow me down in my workouts, more affordable price point while also maintaining quality. Iâve been using these for 2 months. Theyâve been helping me to stay accountable to working out even at home.
Wembley –
Overall performs well
I was a bit concerned reading other reviews about the shipping, especially when it changed from 3 day UPS to 7 day USPS. That said, the package arrived ok. The packing material inside was destroyed, but the dumbbells were fine. As others have suggested, I recommend you check every plate once you receive them to make sure none are cracked.The mechanism for changing the weights is a little less convenient than others, like Homefitness or Nubell, as you have to adjust up to 4 levers rather than just twisting. However, it only taken me about 10 seconds to make the changes and then check to make sure I have not made an error.The grip feels nice and I prefer the metal to plastic. The balance on the dumbbells is ok. It’s definitely not perfect, but I became used it after only about a week. I can’t compare to others as I have not spent any amount of time lifting with other brands of adjustable dumbbells.The size of the dumbbells has not been an issue for me yet. They are a bit more bulky than normal dumbbells, particularly at higher weights, but they haven’t restricted my motion in any way.Overall, I can recommend these.Update: I’ve been using these for about 1 month now and my experience has been positive. Recently I noticed the plates not lined up 100% after putting them back, making it impossible to move the orange tab and adjust. It has only happened once. Here is a tip if this happens to you. The bottom of each plate has a small portion that is flat. This is not to prevent them from rolling, rather it is to align the plates into the cradle. If it is aligned properly and the flat portion of the plate is in the grove that is at the very bottom of the cradle, the plates will not easily shift in the cradle and the adjustment should work ok. Note the plates must also be slid into each other if they happen to fall out of the cradle.My only other suggestion is to mark which side is the 5lb setting. Unless I am missing something, there is no way to tell by just looking. If so, this was a small design oversite.
Harold –
Great price and they are holding up nicely nearly a year after purchasing. There is some play in between the weights and lots of heavy plastic, but if you aren’t throwing them down, they should last.
Joe Apples –
Great product. Had them a few months and love them
Eduardo –
El producto me gustó, es perfecto como para un departamento o lugares con poco espacio y con suficiente peso para hacer ejercicio en casa de aumento gradual. La calidad es buena, aun que los seguros y la movilidad entre estos para cambiar el peso tienen su truco. Lo recomiendo para quienes buscan ahorrar espacio y calidad, ademas de que son cómodas al agarre.
michele –
Niente da ridire sono esattamente quello che cercavo. Pratici e ben fatti. Ho finito di togliere e mettere disci nei miei vecchi manubri
A Millán S –
Tras un análisis del mercado de mancuernas ajustables, me decidà por las Nordictrack, por varias razones.Tamaño: en primer lugar, querÃa unas mancuernas que tuvieran un tamaño correspondiente al peso. En estas mancuernas cuanto más peso pongas, más tamaño tendrán y viceversa, cosa que no ocurre con otras.Cabeza plana: el diseño de los discos es plano, lo cual permite apoyarlas en las piernas al empezar o terminar las series.Mango: el mango es moleteado, lo cual para mà era fundamental. QuerÃa evitar esos mangos de goma que hay en otras mancuernas.Sistema de cambio de peso: el cambio de peso es sencillo, simplemente levantando la pinza y desplazándola. En este punto dirÃa que los discos deben estar bien alineados para que la pinza se desplace sin problemas.Seguridad: tras un mes de uso, las mancuernas dan total seguridad en su uso. Las he usado en todos los planos y direcciones, y más allá del mÃnimo traqueteo normal en una mancuerna con piezas independientes, se ven estables, robustas y seguras, lo cual es importante en movimientos en los que están por encima de la cabeza, por ejemplo.Variedad de pesos: hay que saber que la progresión de pesos no es homogénea. Desde el mÃnimo de 5kg pasa a 6, luego a 7, luego a 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24 y 25. Esto es debido a que la pinza grande hace los cambios más grandes de peso (7, 11, 15, 20 y 25), mientras que la pequeña le resta 1 o 2 kg a cada uno de ellos.Cosa que no me gusta: creo que es poco intuitivo cómo están marcados los pesos en el soporte. En la versión con libras de esta mancuerna (sistema de medida imperial) el peso que indica es el de la pinza grande, y con la pequeña te indica el que tendrÃa sumándole a ese peso grande indicado. En la versión con kilos es al revés; te indica el peso máximo de la pinza grande, y luego con la pequeña te indica para restarle a ese peso. Creo que es poco intuitivo, pero con la práctica te acostumbras.