Core Fitness® Adjustable Dumbbell Weight Set by Affordable Dumbbells – Space Saver – Dumbbells for Your Home

Very compact, easy to use and assemble. I am very impressed so far after about a dozen uses.

These things are great got here fast. Super easy to use only complaint is when 50lb is selected they don’t want to come out of the sleeve.

We’ve been using these dumbells in our home gym for 6 months and we’re super impressed. The weights are easy to select/change and are sturdy out of the base station. What’s really assuring about them is that the weights slide into V-shaped slats. So when I’m on a bench and the weights are over my head its re-assuring to see that they’re secured by more than just the locking pin. “IF” there were ever a failure the weight likely wouldn’t fall on me…because the V-shaped groove wouldn’t allow it.The weights have remained locked during ‘fast’ (snap type) exercises and the handgrips have a moderate texture that provides grips without being as aggressive as knurling.

. Pros: VERY easily and quickly adjustable. I wanted a single mechanism (compared to other brands I saw where you’d have to dial in EACH side of a single dumbbell), and these fit the bill. Also, they seem relatively sturdy so far. They are decently compact and don’t have the empty frame sticking out at the ends like some other brands do.Cons: as you start getting heavier, they stick in the crates. Not just a little or sometimes. A lot, every time… 20 lbs and under, it’s not an issue. 35 lbs and up, it’s super annoying. At around 25-35 lbs, if you grab the dumbbell, the whole thing starts to come up, but if you hold it just an inch or two up and give it a little shake, the crate still has enough weight/plates left on it, that it will eventually slip off and fall. At 40-50, more of the weight is obv on the dumbbell and the crate isn’t heavy enough to slip off, so the shaking it off “trick” doesn’t work. You have to hold the crate down with your other hand to free the dumbbell. You can’t pick up both dumbbells off the crates at once, need to do one, set it down, then do the other. Guess I should try out their stand and see if that holds them down enough, but it’s kind of obnoxious that that’s almost a requirement to have a smooth workout.Overall, glad I got them. I was looking for something simple to get back in shape. Bought these, an adjustable bench, some (heavy duty) resistance bands, and a pull-up bar. They get the job done. My only regret is that I wish I got something heavier for the DBs. But those options start getting pretty pricey. So, for a basic home gym, these are pretty decent.If you’re looking to get a jump start on your fitness, do it. Get these. If you’re more intermediate, I’d guess that it’s probably worth getting their stand too in hopes that the weights sticking in the crate isn’t as obnoxious. If I get the stand, I’ll update this review. If you’re more advanced, probably skip these and invest in getting heavier ones.

. I’ve been shopping for affordable adjustable dumbbells for a while and THESE ARE THOSE! Do yourself a favor and forget about all those hyper-expensive ones and grab these beauties by Core Home Fitness. Easy to assemble, sturdy, and adjusts quickly to your desired weight with quick turn of your wrist. Highly recommended! fa real, fa real

. These are really good quality weights. The one thing I want to point out is that they have a flat bottom.I.e., they do not roll around on the floor when you place them down.Love that all I have to do is twist the handle left or right to increase/decrease weights. Glad I got these. Perfect for a home gym.

. The core fitness adjustable dumbells are easy to assemble and even easier to use. I have been doing circuit training with them and it has been very easy to go from one weight to another quickly. I highly recommend these dumbells!