Ironmaster Quick-Lok Adjustable Dumbbells

9 Reasons To Buy

• Ironmaster Adjustable Dumbbells are some of the most popular dumbbells with interchangeable weights on the market.
• Unlike most other adjustable dumbbells, Ironmaster’s shape is very similar to a traditional dumbbell. This makes them great for most movements, even things like goblet squats and various presses.
• The Quick-Lock system on Ironmasters works exactly as advertised. The weights are easy and quick to change out and the lock does hold tight, although we wouldn’t recommend dropping them from overhead (although yes, we have done this and it didn’t cause any issues.)
• Due to the way the plates are added, you can have weight in 5 LB increments from 5 LB (empty handle) all the way up to 120 LB, although they do get very bulky above 100 LB.
• The handles are knurled making them feel similar to a barbell or many dumbbells (they have a straight shaft, so a bit different from a hex-head dumbbell.) This is superior, in my opinion, to the rubber handles seen on Powerblocks and Bowflex SelectTech Adjustable Dumbbells.
• This is for adjustable dumbbells in general, but, for a home gym, Ironmasters are a much better choice than a full set of fixed dumbbells due to how little space they take up.
• The ends of Ironmasters are flat, making it easy to rest them on your knees before starting a set of bench press or shoulder press. Loadable dumbbells can’t really compete with this as they will dig into your legs.
• Ironmasters are very affordable. They’re not as cheap as Bowflex’s options, but they offer a higher maximum weight. In general, they are a bit cheaper than Powerblocks depending on the model.
• Due to the popularity of their adjustable dumbbells, Ironmaster has created various accessories for them like fat grip adapters, stands, kettlebell handles, and other optional attachments that can increase their versatility.