Eisenlink Adjustable Dumbbell Set, 10-50/80lb, 5lb Increments, Quick-Lock Square Weight Dumbbells for Home Gym Fitness (50/80lb×2)

Quality work. Heavy weight. Does the job.Adjustment is simple. Likely easy to use for the far future, unlike "cheaper" alternatives that work like dials and lose functionality after a year or two.Grip is modestly large. Nothing crazy, but something to bear in mind if you have smaller hands. I have medium size hands. If you're not used to it, you'll feel it in your forearms. Good for your grip strength.I got it on sale just under $500, but worth the full price for utility and durability.

I don't write reviews often but these dumbbells were well worth it. Yes, they are expensive, no argue in that. But they are very well made and sturdy enough for occasional dropping. I like that handle is thick enough that there is no stress on the palm when lifting heavy. The handle itself could have been shorter by 1.5-2.0 inches but it's minor. Just hope they will not rust soon. Now just need to create some decent convenient stand for the plates that are not in use. Also got the barbell and I love it too, The size is perfect.

I recently purchased both the REP QUICKDRAW ADJUSTABLES and the Eisenlinks adjustable dumbbells. Initially, I thought the Eisenlinks would be better for higher poundages, while the REP’s would be more efficient for lower weights. However, I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it is to change the weight on the Eisenlinks. While it’s not as simple as flicking a few levers, it takes less than 30 seconds to adjust once you’re accustomed to the process.The biggest surprise was how great the Eisenlinks feel and perform. The combination of handle sizing and the compactness of the weights makes them feel better than any fixed dumbbell I’ve ever used. With 45 years of experience working out in various gyms, I have a solid basis for comparison. They feel excellent at all weights, especially above 50 lbs. The handle size is perfect for my medium-sized hands, and they are well-balanced with no jiggling. Although the handle diameter is slightly larger than typical fixed dumbbells, I found it surprisingly comfortable. The knurling is spot on, and the extra width on the handle is a non-issue for most weightlifters.These dumbbells offer a range from 15 lbs to 80 lbs (and can be made even heavier for one-arm rows), feeling identical to fixed dumbbells with perfect balance and no jiggling. They also save a lot of space and cost less than half of a full set of fixed dumbbells. I’m very happy with my choice. There are some great YouTube videos on creating racks to hold the individual plates, which I plan to follow once I get rid of my fixed dumbbells.

I was on the hunt for an adjustable dumbbell for my home gym—one that would save space and didn’t have the clunky, awkward look of some other options out there. After some research, I decided to go with these, and I’m so glad I did. They’re fantastic—similar to the Iron Masters but at a much more affordable price point. I picked up the 80lb dumbbell set, and it’s been perfect for my needs so far. I haven’t felt the urge to go beyond 80lbs yet, but it’s great to know they offer an extension screw kit and additional weight plates if I ever want to upgrade.The set comes with both 2.5lb and 5lb increments, which gives me plenty of flexibility for adjusting the weight. One thing to note: the dumbbell itself starts at 10lbs, so keep that in mind if you’re looking for something lighter. The knurling is top-notch—really comfortable and provides excellent grip, which I appreciate during workouts. Overall, I’d absolutely recommend these over other adjustable dumbbells on the market. They strike a great balance of quality, functionality, and value.

These are awesome for adjustable dumbbells!I did a lot of research on quality, ease of use, durability, and amount of weight per set for the price. These checked all the boxes. The plates are well made. The handle and base of the dumbbell is well made and they are easy to slip off and on when needing to change weights.The pair I got goes up to 80lbs for 500 dollars, which a full set up to 50lbs of fixed dumbbells that are decent quality run $1000-$1200 range. These are a heck of a deal, worth every penny and I bought two sets for our home gym!

These dumbbells are great.Pros: The build quality is fantastic - I do not worry about them breaking if I have to drop them. Weight changes are quick - it takes me about 60 seconds to change weight both dumbbells, which is typically how long I like to rest between sets. Cost is very reasonable compared to the most similar competitor, IronMaster. Weights are very stable when secured - no rattling or fear that weights will fall out when in use.Tips: Add painters tape to the top of the fixed weight to quickly tell if the weights are facing the right direction to unscrew - I saw another review suggest this and it made weight changing much quicker. I also added a small piece of painters tape to the 2.5 lb weights - this also made weight changes quicker, and made it easier to tally up how much weight is on the dumbbell at a glance (pictures included showing this)My only (small) complaint is that the grips feel quite a bit thicker than standard dumbbells you might use in a gym - this makes them a bit tougher to grip when you have sweat on your hands - not a huge deal but there is a bit of an adjustment period to this.

This is a genuinely good product. it adds a ton of functionality over fixed dumbbells, and has nearly the same durability. That said, ironmasters are still likely better even if these are cheaper, and the packaging these comes in damaged one dummbell, and while the replacement was not damaged, the packaging certainly did not survive.