Yes4All Adjustable Dumbbell - 60lbs

Quick summary: These are excellent for the original price point ($200) and a versatile piece of equipment for a bare bones simple home gym setup on a tight budget. There's some sacrifices to be made though which will make your workout more tedious and limiting. For a more long-term and regular use-case, these annoyances are going to be really irritating. For more frequent and long-term lifting plans, you'll be better off with either a more expensive adjustable dumbbell (powerblocks or iron masters), going with Olympic dumbbell handles to use with Olympic plates, getting a full dumbbell rack, or just joining an actual gym. Even at the low $200 price point, that money could easily pay for a year's gym membership or more. Pros: - cheap, assuming you're getting near the $200 original price. - 100 lbs each is hard to find for adjustable dumbbells. Other products like powerblocks, bowflex and similar generally only go up to 90 lbs. Those products are also 2-3x more expensive than this product. Heavier adjustable dumbbells such as IronMasters can be 5x more expensive than this. - Take up little space. - The screws on the starlocks were useless and I removed them entirely. However, you can over tighten the star locks for a very tight hold. Place the dumbbell on carpet or a mat, then push the outermost plate on the right side forward and pull the outermost plate on the leftside of the dumbbell toward you. This will make it so the weights don't shift at all, even on curls. The lock might get too tight to remove the star lock with this process, so reverse the process to loosen them. - More durable than other adjustable dumbbells. They were able to be dropped to the side while chest pressing without issues. (I placed a very thick mat under my bench to absorb the fall further. I was more worried about my floor than the dumbbells though). - Each handle could hold up to 6 individual plates per side while still having enough space on the handle to use the star lock. With just the provided 10s, I could load a single dumbbell to 125 lbs, but I didn't have enough 10s to load the other dumbbell equally. Since the handles are not strict standard sized, finding plates that fit on these handles will be an issue. You're better off just buying different handles if you want to load more weight. These plates should fit, they'll just be slightly loose. - They're evenly weighted. Some adjustable dumbbell design like the Bowflex are not evenly weighted to accommodate the adjustment mechanism. Cons: - The design of these dumbbells are the more limiting part. For setting up on a press, the bar will stab you in the leg if you try to rest them normally on your legs. Resting the dumbbell on your thigh via the side of the outermost plate will make it better, but the starlock will then dig into your thigh. Some after-market product as as the "db capper" can be clamped onto the end of the dumbbell to provide a flat surface to rest the dumbbell, but the length of these handles are not long enough to accommodate them when loaded up with heavier weight. There's no real reason to use those attachments unless you're using heavier weight, so there's no adequate solution aside from buying longer handles. I ended up wrapping my thighs in towels so it wouldn't dig so much into my leg which. You also can't rest the dumbbell vertically on the ground or on your shoulders such as for squats or overhead tricep extensions for the same reason. - The psudo-standard (1") diameter of the handle makes for an inferior grip. Wider diameter handles engage more forearm and take the strain off your wrist. - The anti-rust coating came chipped on some of the plates. It continued to chip while loading and unloading the plates. - Tedious to load and unload. You also get metal on metal clanging noise each time you take on or off a plate. These dumbbells are impossible to do proper drop sets with. Expect it to take approximately 1 minute to adjust the plates. - Storing the plates will demand square footage of your floor space. You might want to buy a plate tree or stand. I - You will not be able to fit other "standard 1 inch plates on the handles due to the unconventional sizing. The plates can be used with other handles though.