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Features
- High Quality Cast Iron, Chrome Handles
- 100Lbs Set Including One Textured Solid Chrome Handle, Two Collars(5lbs), Eight 10 Lbs Plates, Two 5Lbs PLates, Two 2.5Lbs Plates
- 200Lbs is Two of Above 100Lbs Sets;Easy to Set up and no Tools Required
- Collars and Handles are Threaded for a Secure Fit; Plates are Made from Durable Cast Iron
- Can Be Set Up in Increments of 5 lbs (Adjustable from 5 lbs to 100 lbs for Each Dumbbell)
Description
This set consists of a pair of brand new 200 lbs (100 lbs x 2 pc) adjustable dumbbells (10 lbs x 16pc, 5 lbs x 4pc, 2.5 lbs x 4pc, handle x 2pc, collar x 2pc). Not everyone who is interested in getting a better body through strength training has the necessary room in their home for a dozen or more sets of dumbbells. This adjustable and versatile dumbbell kit is small, convenient, and easy to store. You will be able to perform the widest variety of exercises by working out with varying weights. The kit is simply the best and a must have!
Brand: Unipack
Color: Black
Item Weight: 0.27 g
Material: Cast Iron
Special Feature: Adjustable Weight
Brand Name: Unipack
Set Name: 200 lbs Adjustable Dumbbell Set
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 714833323167 782273961911 670541398647 757183328055
Number of Items: 2
Manufacturer: Unipack Inc.
Model Number: dumbbell-kit-200lbsb
Part Number: dumbbell-kit-200lbsb
Item Weight: 0.27 g
Item Dimensions L x W: 16"L x 8.9"W
Handle Diameter: 1 inches
Number of Pieces: 32
Color: Black
Style: Adjustable
Material: Cast Iron
Handle Material: Iron
Other Special Features of the Product: Adjustable Weight
Target Use Body Part: Arm, Shoulder
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The dumbbell bars are 16 inches long and 1 1/8" diameter. The 10 lb plates are just under 9" diameter, which is taller than most common plates, but they're also thinner, so that more can fit on the bar. The plate height hasn't bothered me, but it could for some movements. "Standard" dumbbell bars are 14" long, but these are 16" which is good for added capacity. The rubber rings on the collars do seem to help, but they tend to come free when changing plates - not a big deal, but be aware. The knurling on the handles is fairly deep and aggressive, but I normally wear gloves. Putting cloth/hockey tape around the handle sections would fix that as well. These may sound like complaints, but I really like this dumbbell set. Most standard 1" plates do fit on these bars - York/Weider and CAP style plates. (I did find one odd Weider 5 lb plate that had a smaller hole diameter and wouldn't fit, but it was the single exception.) For home gym use, I've been using these for dumbbell weights at and above 65 lbs. For lighter dumbbell work, I've been using other 14" bars and plates - The shorter bar is more convenient for that, but limited to about 65 lbs capacity due to bar length (without using ridiculously large diameter 25 lb plates). As a single dumbbell set to use for all weights from 5 lbs up to 100, this set would work just fine. I'm waiting for the matching 4 x 10 lb extra plate sets to come back in stock to add to this set. Up to about 125 lbs per dumbbell would work with these bars, using extra 10 lb plates. Bottom line is that I'd recommend this dumbbell set and would buy it again. ADDED COMMENT MAY 2017: Still very satisfied with this dumbbell set. Added an extra 4-piece set of matching 10lb plates, and 125lbs per dumbbell works fine... but I have to add that I substituted locking collars (from ebay): There are multiple collar styles available. Not all require a hex wrench, but that is a more permanent/secure option. I use these for heavier dumbbell movements, like dumbbell rows or flat/incline benches. If you get to the point where 125lbs isn't enough on a movement, I'd recommend getting an 18" bar (or longer). I got a little off topic there, but I do want to say that these are a great value. After some minor initial paint flaking, which I've seen some comments on, they stabilized with no issues. I would definitely buy these again.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2015 by PQ
*Heads up!* they come in 3 packages that may ship with 3 different tracking numbers. Don't be alarmed if you only get 2 the first day. What an amazing deal. I LOVE these things. These replaced an adjustable dumbbell set I had and sold a two years ago during bad financial time. It was similar to the bowlfex ones, in that you could set the weight and it would pick up only the amount you chose. Despite the fact I have to manually add and remove weight, these adjustable dumbbells far exceed my previous ones! For starters, everything feels quality. From the plates to the handles. Nothing about it feels cheap. For the price I paid (which has since gone up), it is one unbelievable deal. I would *still* buy at its current increased price over some of the other listed options. I'd recommend something like this over an adjustable set like Bowflex SelecTech. Having reusable plate weights is always a plus. I personally do a few workouts that require just a plate or two without the handles. They have a lot of uses. I have experienced no negatives in my couple of weeks of use. They've stayed tight, and show no signs of wear and tear (yet). While the handles *are* a tad long, this can't be considered a con. You can't use the full 100LB weight on one dumbbell without a handle this long. I do farmer walks using the full 200LBs weight, and I'd been extremely disappointed if I had to buy longer handles to support the weight listed. Buy shorter handles. They are cheap, and just one of the many accessories any serious lifter is going to have. I recommended these to a friend immediately when I got them, but by then they sold out before he could buy. He has since bought them at the new price. Get them before they go up. Believe me, they're worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2016 by Baxton
I only valued the "easy to use" as 4 star, not because they aren't easy to set up (because it's totally easy to set up) but because of the fact that the 10lb plates are larger in diameter than say, the head of a 60lb dumbbell, making the dumbbells slightly harder to use for things like chest presses (granted they're supposed to go up to 100lb each handle, which I've not done chest presses with 100lb dumbbells before, so it may be proportionate to that size, I couldn't tell you). Also, the grip texturing isn't too aggressive, if you have generally sweaty hands, you may need wrist straps when you go up in weight, but I'm forcing myself to be picky and particular about those couple things to create a good review. In all honesty, these are a really nice pair of dumbbells. Well worth the money. They feel well balanced, and well made. I just got mine and the paint chipped slightly (1mm x 1mm spot) but hey, you're not getting dumbbells so they always look pretty. They're a tool you use to exercise. The best way to tighten the weights to the handle is to add all the weight you need, the the nuts on both ends and tighten them at the same time. The company has included rubber washers for the inside of the handle and the locking nut to create a good tension on the threads while holding the weights in. And it works very very well. The company also included a back up set of rubber for each handle. Which I feel is the kind of high level quality you expect when paying $200 for something. Both thumbs up to the company. You guys done did good.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2019 by John
OVERALL: I like these weights, in that they adjust with you to a rather heavy weight. There are some downsides, but for the price, I would still recommend them for weight training or bulking up, unless you have the funds and space to setup a full range of weights on a rack with separate weights ranging up as high as you want them to go. THE GOOD: Can get pretty heavy! And obviously, adjustable. The price wasn't so bad either, although I'm sure that varies. THE BAD: Paint is very cheap on them, it smells foul and scrapes off easily. This is the paint both on the weights themselves and the bar and on the nut that holds the weights in place. The paint on the bar flakes off onto my hands with 20lbs of weight on the dumbell, just lifting barehanded. The nut which holds the weights in place on the bar loosens very quickly, after only one or two reps, which is annoying because the weights then roll with the motion of being lifted. Rubber gaskets are included, however they have only a very marginal impact on the rolling of the weights - would work better if there were enough gaskets included to put between every single weight, however, you could then not reach the full 100lbs per dumbell as there is only barely enough room on the bars to hold the full weight (while many people who purchase this would not do so anyways, extra gaskets would still be nice). Lastly, and this might be nitpicking, the size of the weights and width of the grasp on the bar is such that if you are not lifting with a straight wrist (or even when just picking the weight up at an angle - anything requiring side to side movement), it is very likely that the weights will grind against your forearm, which is very uncomfortable.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2013 by Evan
The product is exactly what it claims to be: 200 pounds of metal. There's nothing particularly novel or unique about this product, but it doesn't need to be. It's reliable. It's durable. And boy, it's heavy. It's easy enough to take it apart and customize the weight used. Personally, I prefer this over auto-adjustable dumbbells for the following reasons. 1) it's heavier than most of them, and 2) due to its weight, it has better price per pound ratio. And while it isn't quite as quick to adjust, it's still very usable. The only problem I have with them is that the paint seems like it has the tendency to chip a little bit. However, it's not much at all, and it doesn't affect the product's functionality one bit. It meets my standards for a five-star product.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2021 by DrK
Solid quality
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2026 by Andrew
These are a great addition to my Man Cave Home Gym. If you've been looking around you already know that "fancy" adjustable dumbbells, like Power Block and Titan are nice, but way to pricey for something you're going to just throw around and drop on the ground. I was very pleased when I found these. Looked at some reviews and ordered them straight away. They only took about a week to arrive, they came in three separate 3 boxes. They fit together great, are super sturdy, feel good in your hands and have little rubber gaskets on either side of the plates, so they don't rattle when you're lifting. BONUS: I bought a smaller set of adjustable 25lb dumbbells, a Barbell and EZ bar at Canadian Tire and they are interchangeable with these ones as well, so with two sets of DBs, two bars and 250lbs of weight, I'm pretty much set. And if I ever need more weight, I'll buy more of these. Oh sure, these smell funny for the first few days, and the paint can rub off on concrete floors, but who cares? I definitely would recommend these to anyone who just wants a solid set of inexpensive dumbbells to add to their home gym.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2016 by Ty in East Vancouver, Canada
All the other reviews that mention smell and overall construction are correct. The smell is no big deal, it wasn't as strong as everyone described, and it's gone in a week. The weights do chip easily, and were hastily made in China, but this is no big deal. I'll probably just spraypaint them when they start to flake. The biggest drawback that I did not see mentioned in other reviews is the length of the spike that sticks out of the loaded dumbbells. This spike can seriously hurt you or your floor, especially if you're dealing with a lot of weight. The spike prevents you from resting the dumbbells on your thighs when you're preparing for a lift, and can just about kill you if you drop them on yourself the wrong way. Very very dangerous if you are dealing with 50+ pounds of weight on each dumbbell. Another small complaint is that the plates are so large that certain exercises, such as a basic bench press, cause your wrist to bump the weight plate on the way down. This hurts, and can throw off form or make you drop weights. If you try to do push-ups on the weights, the same thing happens. A small safety concern, but when combined with the spike sticking out, and the sheer weights of the dumbbells, these things can be a death trap. If you are a confident lifter, these weights represent a fantastic value compared to other weights, and are at least worth a shot to see if you like them before dropping 600 bucks on a bowflex or other name brand adjustable set. I'd recommend a very strong and stable bench when using these, as they are dangerous enough without a cheap or unstable bench to top it off.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2013 by Paul Nicodemi