The build is flawless, Rogue Quality, great Knurling. Heavy, hard to move around, especially for the wife.

They have lasted me 3 years and I have not broke them. At the time I paid $1,200 for them and it was quite expensive for something not as durable. Since new products have came out like the REP-Peppins and other you wish it was more durable. The adjustment and the feel of a real dumbbell are great for the NuoBells. If you are looking for a little more durability this is not it. But great for fast adjustments and that fixed dumbbell feel.

The build quality is not great, the adjustment holes don't line up good. But is light and at a good price. The Pad is wide and the bench is actually sturdy for the price. If you are on a budget it is fine. It will leave you longing for an upgrade.

For a budget that has gotten me through 3 years it has been fine. Looking to upgrade to the Ares 2.0, so it has been a place holder until I can upgrade. But for minimal room, and on a budget, it has been fine. With other options on the market from when I bought this there may be better options, but the price is still low.

Bought this on marketplace 3 years ago for $100. For that price it has been great. Overall would like to upgrade to a sectorized machine. For the price I got it for and the amount of use it has been solid. On a budget it would be fine if you absolutely want a peck deck and have the room. Otherwise save your money and get a better machine.

Honestly for a budget bar I have had it for 3 years and have not upgraded. It is not great, but has gotten me through. It has rusted and has wear as expected for the price. If you don't have a lot of money it will work until you have the funds for a good bar. Great on a budget.

The Rep PR-5000 has been the best rack I have owned. Stable, overbuilt, and great finish. You can not go wrong with it as the upgrades are endless.