I have had these for 5 + years. Overall I am pleased with them. Unfortunately several of them have snapped due to dry-rotting. Most of the blame for that is due to our crazy Tennessee weather. If you kept these indoors I would assume they would last a very long time. You can also find cheaper versions of resistance bands out there.

These are fine. I honestly never use them. I can see the value here. I just personally don't use mine very often.

Got this for $40 from a guy locally. It's cheap. But for the price and what I use it for, it was worth every penny.

I have these in 5s and 2.5s. Beautiful classic design. Bought them from a guy selling at .50 cents per pound so the value for me personally has been amazing. Great fractional plates.

It's beefy, it's heavy, and it's thiccc. Will last you forever honestly. Not the best. Not the worst.

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They're big and they're beefy. They aren't the most durable and they cause sometimes cause more issues than they're worth (i.e. plates getting jammed, plates not latching, the overall size of the dumbbell itself, etc.) BUT, they are a great space saver. The small footprint of these has been a huge positive with the limited space I have. Overall, if you don't have a ton of room and can get them for a decent price, I would recommend these. However, if you're able to buy an actual induvial set of dumbbells, that's the route I'd take.

This was my first squat stands I ever owned. Bought from a friend for $40. I used them almost daily from 2020 to 2023. Served me well. Overall they are a bit unstable, very thin, and cheaply made. Possibly a good entry piece to the home gym space, especially if you can find it dirt cheap like I did.