In-Depth Review
FLYBIRD Adjustable Dumbbells Review (2024): A Budget-Friendly Dumbbell That Many Will Enjoy
Author: Anthony O'Reilly CPT, CNC Our FLYBIRD Adjustable Dumbbells review looks to answer the question: Are these the best budget-friendly adjustable dumbbells on the market?
Read the full review. Pros & Cons
What we like ...
- Intuitive and easy-to-use
- High-quality
- Enhanced safety features
- Feel comfortable in your hand
- Safe spacing
- Quickly adjust with a dial
What needs improvement ...
- 11-pound increments for weight change is a big jump in weight
Product Summary
The FLYBIRD 55-Pound Adjustable Dumbbells are a budget-friendly and space-saving addition to your home gym. Rather than purchasing multiple dumbbells, a FLYBIRD 55-Pound Adjustable Dumbbell allows for weights ranging from 11 to 55 pounds. These adjustable dumbbells come with cradles for convenient storage when not in use. When locked into their stands, the FLYBIRD 55-Pound Adjustable Dumbbell uses a special safety feature—a lock down design so it can only be adjusted on the weight tray. Buckle structures on the weight plates ensure they are securely loaded and safe to use.
Made from aluminum alloy and cast iron, the FLYBIRD 55-pound Adjustable Dumbbell is well made. Their intuitive design features a dial to easily change weights to streamline your workout. There is an 11-pound incremental jump between weights; 11-, 22-, 33-, 44-, and 55-pound options. This is a rather large jump and likely will be too much for many. If you prefer smaller incremental weight changes, these dumbbells are not for you.
Specs
| Weight options | 11-55 lbs (in increments of 11 lbs) per dumbbell |
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| Accessories | Weight tray for adjusting weights and storage |
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| Weight change mechanism | Dial |
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| Materials | Black plastic-coated handle, cast-iron weight plates |
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Summary
The FLYBIRD 55-pound Adjustable Dumbbells have a decent weight range of 11 to 55 pounds. They are easy to use and affordable but, with an 11-pound incremental weight jump, they are not a great choice for beginners or those who train with lighter weights.
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