SNODE AD80 Drop Proof 80 lbs Adjustable Dumbbell Set -Adjustable Weights with Cast Iron Plates and Cradle, Knurled Handle, Fast Adjust, Compact Home Gym Equipment for Bench & Press
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Style: single AD80 only
Features
- Adjustable dumbbell 80lbs - Sold as Single.
- Adjust weights in secondsTurn the dial to adjust the weight. 8 weights set in one dumbbell, weight selection: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 lbs. SNODE Adjustable Dumbbells is to adjust the weight on both sides of the dumbbell at the same time.
- High Quality & DurableAll major parts of the dumbbell are made of cast iron, which is durable and drop-resistant. The dumbbell cradle is also made of ductile iron, it is sturdy and has a strong weight-bearing capacity which means it will never get smashed by the dumbbell.
- Unique StructureThe grip and the first plate are integrated to ensure that the handle does not shake/rattle. How we make it drop-resistance: When dropping, the stress-bearing is always on the first plate which we already make it really durable. Also the dual design of the telescopic rod and dovetail groove ensures the plates won't fall off during workout.
- DimensionsThe lighter the weight, the fewer dumbbell plates, and the shorter dumbbell length. This is design to avoid unnecessary lengths that get in the way of your workout. Dimensions (Dumbbell Only): 18.11in L x 6.68in W x 6.68in H. Handle Grip: Length 4.53in, Diameter 1.42in
- To Our CustomersPlease follow the user manual and install the dumbbell plates as order. The brand new product has 2 year FREE replacement parts! Please mail our after sale email if any issue! SNODE makes sure the guarantee for customer service!
Description
AD80 is an adjustable dumbbell developed by SNODE. As one of the essential products for strength training, dumbbells have always been loved by various fitness enthusiasts. In recent years, adjustable dumbbells have become popular in major global markets, but most dumbbells have a strong plastic feel and poor overall quality. So our original intention in developing this dumbbell was to provide bodybuilders with a most stunning and durable dumbbell . The AD80 adopts all cast iron dumbbell plates, all cast iron dumbbell cradles and metal handles. Not only does it possess the beauty of strength, but as an adjustable dumbbell that can adjust in seconds and withstand gravity impacts up to 32 inches. It can be said that this is the most durable adjustable dumbbell on the market.
Brand: snode
Color: Black
Item Weight: 80 Pounds
Material: Cast Iron
Special Feature: Adjustable Weight
Brand: snode
Color: Black
Item Weight: 80 Pounds
Material: Cast Iron
Special Feature: Adjustable Weight
Product Dimensions: 19.29"L x 7.48"W
Style: single AD80 only
Handle Diameter: 1 inch
Handle Material: Alloy Steel
Number of Pieces: 1
Set Name: Single
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 67
Manufacturer: snode
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 22 x 16 x 10.5 inches
Package Weight: 43.09 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 19.29 x 7.48 x 7.48 inches
Brand Name: snode
Part Number: SNODEAD
Size: 19.29 x 7.48 x 6.68 inches
Date First Available: October 14, 2022
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Style: Pair AD80+8 plates+rack
The packing was good - foam everywhere! Even though it was 103 lb, 103 lb, 49 lb packages from Fedex, they survived amazingly well the travel from New Jersey. Ordered via Amazon on July 31st, delivered on August 8, so decent for delivery time. They promised by August 25, so guess maybe it could go longer. No damage to the contents. The weight rack is heavy duty - all cast iron. One bracing component is heavy sheet metal in the back, but that is complemented by another brace of steel 1/8 inch thick. The legs themselves are exceptionally heavy duty - I would hazard a guess it could even support a small car. The weight cradles (which come with the weights) are compatible with the rack - they sit on top of the rack and then are held down on top of it with L-brackets, not bolted on. That did surprise me. I did have some issue with getting one of the cradles to not slide around due to the spacing of the L-brackets not making contact, so I had to fill in the gap with some washers then cinch it down. It didn't move around at all when I used it with those spacers in place, so I'm okay with this only modification I had to make. The weights themselves are very solid - only one plastic piece used to select the weights, but otherwise is all metal. I don't think that plastic piece will be a problem. The weights fit well in the cradle and rack, I did have to rotate them a bit sometimes putting them back in each time (there is a knob on the bottom as a safety that lets the weights be adjusted, when lifted the safety engages so the weights can't be accidentally adjusted off). I didn't notice any more rattle with these than my old power blocks, maybe just slightly less. There is some medium/heavy gnarl on the handles of the weights. I like that for grip, but it does make using regular straps on them troublesome since you can't rotate the dumbbells in the cradle to get the straps wrapped around. When I switched to my off brand versa grips, it worked great with them. Weight distribution was great, the dumbbells felt balanced.... until... You put the magnetic 1.25 lb weights on them for adders. So you have to be strategic about where you put those magnets to have a good balance. The magnets are very strong - don't need to worry about them falling off! They work on my power blocks too. There are 4 per dumbbell for a total of 8. However, this only gets you up to 5 lb additions per dumbbell, so you can't do things like 27.5, but can do 22.5. I'm considering getting a 5 lb magnetic adder - still on the fence about that, what I have may be good enough. The magnets can be stored anywhere on the rack since it is all metal. I'd recommend getting the adders since 10 lb jumps are a bit much. Doing shoulder press, chest press, etc - the dumbbells do have a dovetail on each end that attaches to the next plate. That dovetail sticks out about 1/8 inch and has some nasty ends on it. So when they are on your legs sitting to kick up, or when pressing if the dumbbell ends tap you (like when doing a chest press to know you went deep enough), it lets you know with a nasty poke. So, either rotate the dumbbells slightly so the dovetail faces a diff direction than the contact tap point, and wear workout sweatpants vs shorts. The rack is wide enough I can stand comfortably between the dumbbells to pick them up on either side of me, just a slight bend in the knees is all that is needed to reach. I did shoulder presses and shrugs just standing there then racked them fine. I was able to step out easy enough too with them. Not needing to bend over a flat table or deadlift to grab the weights was great. The weakest points likely of the rack are the leveling spinner legs on the bottom. Overall, would ride again.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2025 by Sarah Sarah
Style: single AD80+4 plates
The interlocking mechanism of the plates is ingenious and fool proof. There are no plastic parts between the weight plates (they are tightly packed with each other), which means there is nothing that can break in case of a fall or setting them down not perfectly parallel to the floor (as it might happen with other brands.) The weight is increased by adding plates from the center to the outside, so there are no single "hanging" plates in the middle (i.e. between the lowest and the highest setting): the weight is always uniformly distributed along the dumbbell, no matter the weight selected. All materials are sturdy and not flimsy in the least. No cheap plastic to be seen. I purchased 2 dumbbells about 6 months ago from the Amazon Warehouse. I was lucky to find them as there was little stock and the price for new was really high due to demand/COVID. Maybe for this reason I will end up giving it 4 stars instead of 5 for the following reasons: - quality control should be stricter: although fully functional and with no defects, both dumbbells make noise when moved around because the cosmetic ring covers near the handle are not staying in place. It is not a big deal and it doesn't affect functionality, but it does make some clinking noise when moving them around while exercising. - the selection of the weight should be smoother - sometimes it gets slightly stuck, but it otherwise works well; usage of materials that allow a smoother weight selection might avoid that. Please note that the dovetail at the end of the last plate will be, literally, a pain in your leg, when you start your set with the weights on your legs (e.g., bench presses before you lie on the bench). I understand the necessity of the insert popping out of the last plate to connect to the next one, but a better solution with no hard edges should be found by SNode. Also: I don't recommend these dumbbells if you often do workouts with varying-weight sets, performed back-to-back (e.g. pyramid sets with increasing or decreasing weight). As much as the weight selection is quick, sometimes it requires more attention if everything is not aligned correctly. The weight change might not be as fast as you want to. If you allow time between sets, you should be ok otherwise. As much as these dumbbells look and are, in fact very sturdy, with no flimsy plastic parts to be seen, I advise not to let them fall on the ground (not that you should drop weights in any case!). They might not break or stop working like other brands might, but I wouldn't test it or make them drop a thing of habit. All being said, I would recommend them wholeheartedly, keeping in mind the above considerations/notes. PS: kudos to the excellent packaging!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2022 by pakitt
Style: Pair AD80+rack
The media could not be loaded. The dial switch on these weights are plastic and should’ve been made with aluminum for the price that they’re asking for this product and then miss leading the consumer by saying it’s all metal construction when clearly the dial is plastic. definitely can do better for the price that these are at
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024 by Joshua Lesley
Style: AD80 Pair+8 plates
These have been pretty good so far. They seem sturdy and it is quick and easy to adjust weight. I like that they are narrower than many other adjustable dumbbells and don't feel quite so unweildy. The biggest issue I have with them is that they only increase in increments of 10, which for me is just too big of a jump as I'm building up strength. The magnetic plates help fill the gaps, but it's an extra step and can get rather annoying when you're doing super sets and are repeatedly changing weights between exercises.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2025 by jlynn08
Style: single AD80 only
They are not the easiest to re rack as sometimes they get stuck, it’s not a big issue but can be annoying at times when you want to do drop sets, Overall they are very solid, easy to adjust but they are only sized by 10 pounds,
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2025 by Eduardo