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Jun 14, 2026 7:42 AM

[Prime] $328.99 | BowFlex Results Series SelectTech Dumbbells at Amazon

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BowFlex SelectTech dumbbells are a familiar adjustable set that now uses metal parts instead of the older plastic discs, which makes the design feel sturdier than many similar adjustable dumbbells. The newer version is otherwise the same, with the SelectTech 52 adding a slightly longer, more uniform weight shape. The main drawback is the recall history and the limited replacement or refund path tied to older purchases. For shoppers focused on the current build, they remain a practical adjustable option, though not the most compact one.

  • Home lifters wanting a compact adjustable set for frequent workouts, because the updated metal parts are described as more durable than plastic-disc alternatives.

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  • Buyers comparing adjustable dumbbells on a budget, because these are described as decent and cheaper than many similar options while still offering a familiar adjustment system.

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  • People who prefer a uniform weight shape in a longer adjustable dumbbell, because the newer 52 version keeps the same size plates and changes the shape slightly.

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  • Buyers who need a simple return-free purchase history, because the recall process depends on having the right purchase date and receipt.

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  • People who want a set with a long track record of trouble-free ownership, because these have had a recall tied to weights falling out.

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  • Shoppers who want a shorter adjustable dumbbell, because the handle is already long and the newer 52 version is 1.5 inches longer.

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Jun 20, 2026 7:13 PM
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jasesun23Jun 20, 2026 7:13 PM
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Quote from LazySurfer420 View quoted comment :
Looking to get one, what's the difference between 52 and 552? I wish they came in lower capacity for begineers.
Just a slightly different shape. The 52 are 1.5 inches longer, and the dumbbell is already too long. The weights are more uniform though, all the same size. I put a little write up on Reddit 2 months ago.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bowflex/..._dumbbell/
Jun 20, 2026 7:14 PM
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jasesun23Jun 20, 2026 7:14 PM
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Quote from DesiPilla View quoted comment :
So if you bought them used off of fb marketplace then you're out of luck with recall right?
Yep, only way to truly take advantage of the recall is to have bought after 4/15/2024 and still have the receipt. Otherwise doing the recall is a waste.
Jun 22, 2026 7:20 PM
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AsphericalDreamJun 22, 2026 7:20 PM
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Quote from nyknicks8 View quoted comment :
Bowflex is known a a brand that makes defective products that cause injuries and do not stand by their product. Even if feee this is a rip off. The executives should be hauled to prison to rot
What adj dumbbells do you recommend instead?
Jun 23, 2026 3:41 AM
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Quote from jasesun23 View quoted comment :
After Bowflex (Nautilus) went bankrupt, Johnson Health purchased their assets. They did not purchase their liabilities or the actual company. Johnson did not make the faulty dumbbells, and also did not profit from the sale of the faulty dumbbells. Why you are holding Johnson Health responsible for Nautilus bad manufacturing is beyond me. I don't see how the new owner is screwing over the past customers, its not their responsibility.
Johnson knew of the faulty dumbbells (these types of recalls are the product of months, if not years, of planning and negotiations) and I'm sure that they priced the cost of adhering to the terms of the agreement when negotiating the purchase price of the brand. They could of offered more reasonable terms to their customers, but chose not to.
Jun 23, 2026 12:54 PM
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jasesun23Jun 23, 2026 12:54 PM
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Johnson knew of the faulty dumbbells (these types of recalls are the product of months, if not years, of planning and negotiations) and I'm sure that they priced the cost of adhering to the terms of the agreement when negotiating the purchase price of the brand. They could of offered more reasonable terms to their customers, but chose not to.
Johnson definitely knew of the faulty dumbbells. There is no "adhering to the terms of the agreement". There was no agreement when buying the company to do a recall or to compensate anyone. Johnstone bought the assets not the liabilities. Johnstone covered any dumbbells after they bought the company because they are liable for those and don't want to get sued. But anything prior was not their responsibility, and as a business they didn't want to lose a lot of money for a company they just bought in bankruptcy.
I feel badly that people got $20-$60 for their old dumbbells, but they never should have sent them in without knowing the pro-rated amount. People just made up in their head that they would be getting back hundreds of dollars. I read the recall page by page and knew based on the date I bought mine and having the receipt I would get new dumbbells. Otherwise I would not have taken a gamble of sending mine in.
Jun 23, 2026 1:02 PM
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jasesun23Jun 23, 2026 1:02 PM
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Quote from AsphericalDream View quoted comment :
What adj dumbbells do you recommend instead?
These are decent dumbbells. Now with the metal parts these are better than a lot of similar adjustable dumbbells out there with similar in design. These are better than Walmart FitRX which have plastic discs. Same with a bunch of Amazon dumbbells.
For a low price, before you start getting into much more expensive ones I am a fan of the Powerblock EXP. They go on sale on Woot some times. Very different system to adjust but built of all metal. Almost indestructible. Compact at smaller weights vs these long Bowflex handles. Around $250 on sale (50lbs), and then you can get the stage 2 expansion for an additional $130. So for around $380 you can have 70lb adjustable dumbbells. That would be my budget pick.
Jun 23, 2026 4:53 PM
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iBonkYouJun 23, 2026 4:53 PM
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is this actually a good deal? is there a considerable alternative thats prob around $200?

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