Level up your home gym with the FitRx SmartRack and SmartBells Set! This weight rack stand is perfect for keeping your dumbbells and kettlebells neatly stored in any home gym. It’s iron construction paired with an anti-slip and anti-toppling design allow for premium durability while still being super compact so you have plenty of room for your other workout equipment. And the pair of FitRx SmartBells are the perfect complement. These adjustable dumbbells let you customize each SmartBell’s weight in increments ranging from 5 to 52.5 lbs. The simple one-handed quick-select design makes it easy to use: just grip the handle and rotate towards your desired weight.
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I have this set. It's worth it. People say that the issue is slotting them in but honestly it's very rare hiccup. The key is to line is up closely and let the weight of the dumbbell do the work and sort of "drop" it in If you try to put it in gently, it will cause some issues.
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I have this set. It's worth it. People say that the issue is slotting them in but honestly it's very rare hiccup. The key is to line is up closely and let the weight of the dumbbell do the work and sort of "drop" it in If you try to put it in gently, it will cause some issues.
I have just the FitRx stand as I purchased the Aldi adjustable weights a few year's prior. I can say the stand is quite sturdy and easy to put together. It is marketed as universal adjustable weight stand that can fit a variety of other manufacturers sets. It can even hold kettlebells. I like it and it fits the weights I have. If you just need the rack it's on sale for $79 at Walmart as well.
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Does anyone have this and can share their experience?
I bought some a few months back... I am sure everyone has an opinion, but for $200 they work fine for me. Sometimes the "dial" that is used to select the weights can take some getting used to. But expectation management...it works well and gives you a range of options from 5-50lbs. When asked if I would buy them again, I would say yes.
Got these dumbbells about a year ago and while there are a few minor annoyances (large and there's a learning curve to reracking them) I still really enjoy using them, absolutely worth it at this price with the stand included.
I've had these for about a year. The length isn't a big factor to me as I've owned the bowflex in the past. Reracking can be annoying as you have to drop them in the slots just right or they get stuck. No issues with weight plates falling off at all and I shoulder press fine with them. Definitely do not drop on hard surfaces as most of the components are plastic and crack easily. I got them cheaper last year but if I was going to drop another 200 it would be on the expandable powerblocks.
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I tried these and after receiving two shipments I still only had one functional dumbbell. Be prepared to deal with returns and replacements to get a full functioning set.
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If these are too long, is there a consensus on the best adjustable set?
I don't know about consensus but I bought the Bowflex 552s 15 years ago and I still use them 3-4 times a week with no issues. Weight is weight so buy one you'll actually use.
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Powerblocks hit $200 pretty regularly, right? Is the benefit here mainly the "free" stand?
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