Tough to beat the value of these - 100lb quickly adjusting dumbbell with all metal components, and having a “drop-proof” warranty for right at the $800 price point. I had the PowerBlocks for many years and wanted to get away from the caged design. I went with Nuobells for 3 years and, although I loved the handle adjustment, I needed more weight and also didn’t want to feel like I needed to baby my dumbbells as much. So I sold those with their stand and the Nuobell Microgainz adder plates for $800 - and now have the MX EVO 100s that go up to 105lbs with the adders. I went with the steel knurled handle option. The grip diameter is the same as a barbell 29mm. In a perfect world I’d like the grip diameter slightly larger, but I like attaching Fat Gripz on occasion to get more forearm stimulus. I didn’t opt for their dumbbell stand even though they mistakenly sent it for free. I decided to make a multifunctional stand that could also permanently hold my multi-flight.

I feel that these are a well needed add-on with this dumbbell only having 10 pound increments. I have both the 1.25lb set as well as the 2.5lb set, allowing for 2.5lb and 5 lb jumps, which offers great value functionally. Also, these let me have a total of 105lbs with my MX EVO 100 DBs. I would have really liked for these to be included in the price though, hence they get docked on the dollar portion of the “value”.

Too high off of ground, not as sturdy as I would like, and I needed a completely different multi-use piece, so I got the Synergy Delta Dumbbell Storage. I originally included the MX stand with my order, deleted it a week later but they still shipped it to me on accident.

I replaced this with the Force 6 Fitness flat Tricep bar. But the design of these is nice whereby it eliminates your grip (not as much as using cuffs) allows for full pronation of your wrists during tricep work, isolating your tricep nicely.

Thin rubber liner that protects whatever you are placing on kettlebell shelf (Kettlebells or Adjustable Adex Clubs in my case). They are custom cut and finish off the shelf nicely. Personally I think they should include these with the purchase of the shelf, rather than having to spend extra on them.

From the variety of spring clips out there, I liked these the best since they had the black plastic ends, making placement and removal easier. I never really use these any longer since I have a multitude of other collars that I purchased over the years that are so much more secure.

The version that I got from Amazon was the 14” long Body Solid Olympic Sleeve Adapter and I use it to replace the stock Ironmaster 10” one on the IM leg ext/curl attachment. I place a 4” spacer on it and this allows me to load weight a little more forward to increase the weight resistance at the start. Would love if it was metal rather than resin. But it’s proven to be sturdy enough.

Expensive, but a nice alternative to an upright cycle. Being recumbent, it can accommodate older athletes more comfortably. It has plenty of adjustments to make different sized people comfortable . It has a robust build and feature rich monitor.