If you have the coin, space and dedication to lifting weights nothing beats a full set of dumbbells. That said, over the past 15 years or so adjustable dumbbells have come a very long way. If you’re looking to save space and money without compromising your workout, here are some great options.
$745 @ saksfifthavenue.com
✔️ PROS
Huge weight range from 5 to 80 pounds
Exceptionally clean design and classic dumbbell styling and grip
❌ CONS
Pricey
Overkill if you don’t need the full weight range
$599 @ mxfitnesssupply.com
✔️ PROS
Huge weight range from 12.5 to 85 pounds
Off set weights allow for more range (16.5 lbs, 25 lbs, 33 lbs, 41 lbs, 49 lbs, 57 lbs, 65lbs, 73 lbs, and 81 lbs.)
❌ CONS
Grip lacks knurling for grip
Overkill if you don’t need the full weight range
$446 @ amazon.com
✔️ PROS
Expandable, additional plates can be purchased in the future
Rubberized ergonomic grip for sure handling
❌ CONS
Large, blocky design can be uncomfortable for some
Slower to adjust
$340 @ amazon.com
✔️ PROS
Fast, hands-free weight changes with Alexa voice commands
Full range from 5 to 50 pounds
❌ CONS
Some users report issues with voice commands requiring a factory reset
Tablet stand is built in which means you might be staring at the floor
$64 @ amazon.com
✔️ PROS
Under $100
The classic option, expandable, durable, gets the job done
❌ CONS
Slow weight changes, screw lock can get very tight
$140 @ stroops.com
✔️ PROS
Several multi-position grips
Can convert into a barbell
Spring collars hold weight in place
❌ CONS
Have to purchase two 45 lbs dumbbells to make one 90 lbs barbell