Had these for a few months now. They are really solid. Took a while for them to arrive but I think it was worth the wait. I’ve had a few different adjustable dumbbell pairs and systems. This performs just as well as the best ones. The value for a pair that goes to 100lb each is insane at the $800ish price point. I have not dropped these but they can withstand a firm put down, I wouldn’t really go beyond that. Only complaints: 1. The handle is just a little skinny for some movements (knurling is fine). 2. If you don’t get their stand it’s sometimes hard to mount and dismount if you’re at an angle. Their stand is V shaped which brings you over the weights, which is more optimal. 3. It goes by 10lb increments (I took a chance not getting their adder weights and got Micro Gainz for them, they work great!). 4. The stickers on the dials are low quality/ peeling a bit already. Other than those points. Thoroughly enjoying them and getting good-quick moving workouts in.

Not surprised I’m the first one to review this. It’s an oddly specific machine. I’ve had it for a year and a half and overall I enjoy it. I am a washed up athlete so the sled treadmill is great for backwards walking for my knee strength. That to me is my favorite part. I do not use the forward sled very much. Partly because the sled feeling is not my favorite and the other part being I just don’t push a sled for my fitness goals. I’m newer to the home gym game so I haven’t invested in a rack but I also wanted a pull up and dip bar. That’s why I got the extension. They work as advertised and are nothing fancy. Get’s the job done. The metal quality is passable, not great. I was surprised how sturdy it was doing pull ups and dips. No wobble. I will give it points for having wheels, I can easily move it and the lighter metal contributes to that as well. If you want to follow the KneesOverToesGuy program or this fits any of your other goals and don’t want to take up too much space, I’d recommend the product.