Pretty simple piece of equipment, but these are very solidly constructed. I have absolutely no complaints

Sometimes in life you get what you pay for. I'd say this piece performs and is constructed exactly how you'd expect considering the price. The belt shifts side to side as you're walking, it makes noises you don't think it should be making, and at this point I'm not sure how much longer it will last. But it does work, and was just over $100 when I bought it.

I got 2 pairs of these for about $100 from Walmart. At that price, I couldn't afford not to get them. That said, the hole is large meaning there's a lot of slop when they're on the bar, and they're just slightly smaller in diameter than they should be. But weight is weight

Haven't weighed these to see how accurate they are, but they're a cheap weigh to fractionally increase the amount of weight you're lifting. I mostly just use my 1.25 plates now, but these help for pressing movements where even 2.5 lbs increase is a lot

Bought this mostly for my girls to do "gymnastics" on, and it works well for that. It's nicer than I thought it would be, folds up easily, and is light enough to move around easily.

Got these pretty much only because they were $100 scratch and dent. The "quick slide" part works really well. The roller part though is a definite step down from my Irwins. They will get the job done though

I had a few pairs of these for a bit when I started my home gym. Basically all rubber hex dumbbells are the same, and these were the best deal I could find (Walmart). I've since moved on to adjustable dumbbells, but I'd buy these again if I wanted some fixed

Mine are black, not chrome, but I wish they were chrome so the weights would slide off and on a little easier. Overall though, they do their job well