The Weider Select-A-Weight Adjustable Dumbbell Set is presently on sale at Walmart.com, and if you’re in the market for a set of dumbbells, I strongly advise you to scoop this set up. These devices take a premise I already adore — the ability to incrementally adjust the weight of a dumbbell with just a few flicks of the wrist — and makes it even more practical.
With the Weider Select-A-Weight Adjustable Dumbbell Set, you have the option to start at 10 pounds and then add whatever combination of weight you need in increments of 2.5 pounds, 5 pounds and 10 pounds, all the way up to 55 pounds. If we’re talking about eliminating individual pairs of dumbbells, we’re talking about 19 unique pairs of dumbbell sets that would have been taking up space in your house, all of which have now been replaced by a single set.
No longer will you ever need to purchase the individual, oppressively expensive single-weight dumbbell pairings, nor will you have to tinker with the screw-on collars of dumbbell sets that require you to have loose weight plates lying around. To top it off, today’s price tag for a pair of these dumbbells — $269 — is super low. I’d be willing to spend double this price; after all, they replace an entire range of fixed-weight dumbbells that would cost you well over $1,000, while eliminating the problem of weight-room clutter forever.
And so, in the end, you’re saving both cash, and space.
Ian Douglass
Ian Douglass is a volunteer firefighter, lackadaisical Concept2 rower and SkiErger and is the worst masters swimming All-American in recorded history. He also helps professional wrestlers publish their autobiographies, assists businesspeople with the writing of coherent thoughts and has overhyped degrees from Michigan and Northwestern.
