--- product_id: 214436027 title: "Select-a-Weight Adjustable Dumbbells" brand: "nordictrack" price: "S/.3824" currency: PEN in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Nordictrack" url: https://www.desertcart.pe/products/214436027-select-a-weight-adjustable-dumbbells store_origin: PE region: Peru --- # Compact size adapts with weight Smooth 2.5-10 lb increments Durable steel & hardened plastic Select-a-Weight Adjustable Dumbbells **Brand:** nordictrack **Price:** S/.3824 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🏋️‍♂️ Elevate your home gym game — compact, durable, and endlessly adjustable! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Select-a-Weight Adjustable Dumbbells by nordictrack - **How much does it cost?** S/.3824 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pe](https://www.desertcart.pe/products/214436027-select-a-weight-adjustable-dumbbells) ## Best For - nordictrack enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted nordictrack brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Built to Last:** Crafted from premium steel and hardened plastic for durability that withstands your toughest workouts. - • **Full-Body Fitness Flex:** Target every muscle group from arms to legs with a versatile weight range up to 55 lbs per dumbbell. - • **Custom Storage Solution:** Keep your home gym sleek with fitted trays featuring clear weight markings for effortless adjustments. - • **Space-Saving Powerhouse:** Replace 30 dumbbells with just 2 compact, adjustable units that grow with your strength. - • **Precision Weight Control:** Dial in your perfect resistance with smooth 2.5, 5, and 10 lb increments for every exercise. ## Overview The NordicTrack Select-a-Weight Adjustable Dumbbells offer a versatile 10-55 lb weight range with smooth 2.5 to 10 lb increments, replacing up to 30 individual dumbbells. Designed with durable steel and hardened plastic, these compact dumbbells feature a 10 lb handlebar and custom storage trays for a streamlined home workout experience. Perfect for full-body training, they combine premium build quality with space-saving convenience, backed by a 2-year warranty. ## Description desertcart.com : Nordictrack 55 lb Select-a-Weight Dumbbell Pair : Sports & Outdoors Review: Nice, solid, *narrow*, easy-to-use, adjustable dumbbells - The NordicTrack adjustable dumbbells are a real winner that are working out well for my wife and I. Pros: 1) Nice weight range (10-55) and sufficient increments for me. We have a small set of 2.5 to 8-lb individual dumbbells to fill in on the very low end. 2) Compact dumbbells. The dumbbells are no longer than needed for the weight you are using. The 10-lb configuration is narrower than the 20-lb, which is narrower than the 30-lb, which is narrower than the 40-lb, which is narrower than the 50-lb. DO NOT DISCOUNT this when shopping for adjustable dumbbells. You do not want to be swinging around a 2-ft long bar in each hand when simply using a 10-lb dumbbell. It gets in the way and limits the range of motion for some exercises. These incrementally add plates to the end as the weight goes up. So they are compact at low weights, and very much the size of a fixed dumbbell of similar weight at heavier weights. 3) Easy to adjust. The adjustment system is low effort, but locks solidly and seems unlikely to fail long term, normal use. 4) Value. Not the cheapest, but give a great bang for the buck. Cons: 1) Slower to adjust, relatively. Some changes require moving 4-adjustment levers on each dumbbell, depending on what weight you are switching between. A single or double dial is quicker, no doubt. But, note that I said "relatively". They really only take a couple of seconds to adjust, and it has been a non factor in my workouts. 2) Missing some weight choices. You can add 2.5-lb or 5-lb to the coarse 10-lb, 20-lb, 30-lb, 40-lb, 50-lb settings. So you can do 12.5-lb & 15-lb, but not 17.5-lb, etc. The next increment after 15-lb is 20-lb. You could fudge around this by selecting an uneven amount to each end of the dumbbell, which would make them unbalanced by 2.5-lbs and give you a 7.5-lb increment. But I don't suggest doing that. For me, the increments are fine enough for what I do, and I move up and down in 5-lb amounts anyway. 3) maybe more fragile than fixed weights? This is actually a comment that applies to probably all adjustable dumbbells, simply because they have a selection mechanism added to them. These do not appear fragile in the absolute sense, but I have no plans to drop them the way you see some guys do with fixed weights at the gym. I researched buying these quite a bit, and narrowed it down to several contenders. The Bowflex dumbbells were one finalist, and are undeniably slick, with the one-knob adjustment system. But, they (and some others) have a disqualifying flaw (in my opinion) where the dumbbell bar is always full length, regardless of how much weight you've selected. Even at whatever their minimum is, you are swinging around like a two-foot rod with each arm. Anyway, I'm a happy customer, and these are working great. 5/2/2025 UPDATE: 15-months later, and these are still going strong and doing the job. One annoyance is the lack of labels indicating which way to move the 2.5-lb/5-lb levers. But I solved that by putting a small dab of silver automobile touchup paint on the 5-lb side (SEE photo). Seems like an obvious issue that the manufacturer would address, but it only took a couple of minutes for me to fix it permanently. Review: Great value, great quality, improvements over blue model - I just received the orange version of the NordicTrack Select-a-Weights, and wanted to compare it with the blue version. Both are 10-55 pounds, made by NordicTrack, and bear the "Select-a-Weight" name (although sometimes they call the blue ones "Speed Weights" and the orange ones don't show up on the NordicTrack site - NordicTrack, what's going on with you all?) Material: The orange ones seem to be mostly metal, while the blue ones are mostly plastic. The orange has a metal, knurled handle. And the 10-pound weights are metal on the orange as well. The blue has a plastic handle and plastic weights. The blue doesn't feel bad, but the orange feels more premium. On both of them, the two 2.5-pound weights seem to be plastic, although the orange ones are smaller/thicker chunks versus taller/thinner chunks on the blue. Size: The orange ones are more compact overall with uniform plate sizes throughout. Whether you are lifting 10 or 55 pounds, the diameter is the same. The blue ones start wider at the 10-pound size and get narrower as you add weight. The orange design makes it easier for certain movements as well as when you want to rest the weights on your calves during certain bench lifts. Length is basically the same for both models. Other Design Aspects: The orange one has two 2.5-pound weights that stack/nest in each other. The blue one has two thin 2.5-pound plates that rest next to each other. I've occasionally had a hard time lining up the weights with the blue's 2.5-pound weights still in the tray, and I have a feeling that the orange one's design will be easier to align. The blue ones have a handy reference on the weight itself about where to put the slider for 2.5 or 5 pounds; the orange ones do not have any indicator on the weights. Without that indicator, you might find yourself occasionally forgetting where to put the slider for 0, 2.5, or 5 pounds on the orange. Shape: The orange ones are mostly circular, with a small flat bit on the bottom to minimize rolling. The blue ones have a more angular shape across the entire design. The blue's angular shape might make certain floor exercises easier. Overall, I'd say that the orange design is a pretty good improvement in most areas over the blue. I definitely like the feel of the metal more than the plastic, and like the more compact size. There are little touches about the blue ones (like the 0, 2.5, and 5-pound indicator) that I'll miss. Honestly, though, whether you get the blue or the orange, you'll be happy. ## Features - [Smooth Weight Selector] - Adjust each Select-A-Weight dumbbell in 2.5, 5, and 10 lb increments to dial in the perfect resistance for each exercise. Train your entire body with these versatile adjustable dumbbells. - [10 Lb. Handlebars] - Each 55 lb. Select-A-Weight adjustable dumbbell features a 10 lb. handlebar that can be used individually to tone muscles across your entire body. - [Replace 30 Dumbbells] - Each Select-A-Weight dumbbell features 15 possible assortments, meaning that this innovative set of weights delivers the same value as 30 individual dumbbells. - [Fitted Storage Trays] - When you're not working out, your adjustable dumbbells can be stored in custom-molded trays. Each tray features clear weight markings for an informed workout at home. - [Durable Construction] - These adjustable dumbbells are crafted from a combination of steel and hardened plastic. Included components: dumbbell, tray. Benefits of having a complete weight set in your home. - [Full Body Workout] - Use these NordicTrack Adjustable Dumbbells to target muscle groups across your entire body, including your arms, back, chest, legs, and shoulders. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B08BDD6GPC | | Best Sellers Rank | #20,651 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #111 in Exercise & Fitness Dumbbells | | Brand Name | Nordictrack | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,192) | | Grip Size | Medium | | Handle Diameter | 1.25 | | Handle Material | Plastic,Steel | | Included Components | dumbbell, tray | | Item Dimensions L x W | 11.4"L x 19.4"W | | Item Type Name | Dumbbell | | Item Weight | 50 Pounds | | Manufacturer | iFIT Health & Fitness | | Material | Plastic | | Model Number | NAMSDB20 | | Number of Items | 2 | | Number of Pieces | 2 | | Other Special Features of the Product | Adjustable,Compact | | Part Number | NAMSDB20 | | Set Name | pair | | Style | 55 lb. Select-a-Weight Dumbbell Pair | | Target Use Body Part | Arm | | UPC | 043619622799 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Warranty Description | This product is guaranteed for a period of two (2) years. Within this period, any defective product will be repaired or replaced by the company free-of-charge. The company will also assume all shipping costs. | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Nordictrack - **Color:** Black - **Item Weight:** 50 Pounds - **Material:** Plastic - **Special Feature:** Adjustable,Compact ## Images ![Select-a-Weight Adjustable Dumbbells - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71V6q4OVY0L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Is this an older version of the blue model? i can't seem to find this on nordictrack's website.** A: I was told that the orange model is the newer one. Regardless, the two models have the same method to switch to higher weights. The smaller adjustments (2.5 and 5 lb adjustments) on the blue model have a turn method on the inner most weight. The orange model has a switch that goes left or right. They are different but no real difference. The orange model has two improvements over the blue model. The blue model has a thin plastic coating on the weights and make it feel cheap. The orange model does away with this cheap plastic coating on the weights. The biggest difference is the handle. The blue model has a plastic/rubber handle and can be slippery. The orange model has a metal feel to it and is vastly superior. Get the orange model you will not be disappointed. I bought mine for about 325 - not sure why they jumped in price. Might want to wait for them to come down. **Q: Why such a huge price change all of a sudden?! Just yesterday I placed these in my cart to order today...they were $329....now they’re $500+?!** A: Scalpers. People/companies will buy a bunch of these at once for msrp, then turn around and sell them as a 3rd party with huge mark up. Do not buy from any of them. **Q: How are these 55lb each? I see max weight printed on each is 50?** A: Yes they are 55lbs each. The weights start at 10lbs and each time the selector is moved to the next weight is it adding another 10 lbs. However there is also two smaller selectors near the middle. These smaller selectors if let in the middle position they don't add any weight. If switched one way they add 2.5lbs and if switched the other way they add 5lbs. So the weight goes from 10lbs, 12.5lbs, 15lbs, 20lbs, 22.5, 25, 30. 32.5, 35, 40. 42.5, 45, 50. 52.5, 55lbs. **Q: What is the length and diameter of the handle?** A: length is 4 1/2" and dia. 1 1/4" ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice, solid, *narrow*, easy-to-use, adjustable dumbbells *by M***S on January 30, 2024* The NordicTrack adjustable dumbbells are a real winner that are working out well for my wife and I. Pros: 1) Nice weight range (10-55) and sufficient increments for me. We have a small set of 2.5 to 8-lb individual dumbbells to fill in on the very low end. 2) Compact dumbbells. The dumbbells are no longer than needed for the weight you are using. The 10-lb configuration is narrower than the 20-lb, which is narrower than the 30-lb, which is narrower than the 40-lb, which is narrower than the 50-lb. DO NOT DISCOUNT this when shopping for adjustable dumbbells. You do not want to be swinging around a 2-ft long bar in each hand when simply using a 10-lb dumbbell. It gets in the way and limits the range of motion for some exercises. These incrementally add plates to the end as the weight goes up. So they are compact at low weights, and very much the size of a fixed dumbbell of similar weight at heavier weights. 3) Easy to adjust. The adjustment system is low effort, but locks solidly and seems unlikely to fail long term, normal use. 4) Value. Not the cheapest, but give a great bang for the buck. Cons: 1) Slower to adjust, relatively. Some changes require moving 4-adjustment levers on each dumbbell, depending on what weight you are switching between. A single or double dial is quicker, no doubt. But, note that I said "relatively". They really only take a couple of seconds to adjust, and it has been a non factor in my workouts. 2) Missing some weight choices. You can add 2.5-lb or 5-lb to the coarse 10-lb, 20-lb, 30-lb, 40-lb, 50-lb settings. So you can do 12.5-lb & 15-lb, but not 17.5-lb, etc. The next increment after 15-lb is 20-lb. You could fudge around this by selecting an uneven amount to each end of the dumbbell, which would make them unbalanced by 2.5-lbs and give you a 7.5-lb increment. But I don't suggest doing that. For me, the increments are fine enough for what I do, and I move up and down in 5-lb amounts anyway. 3) maybe more fragile than fixed weights? This is actually a comment that applies to probably all adjustable dumbbells, simply because they have a selection mechanism added to them. These do not appear fragile in the absolute sense, but I have no plans to drop them the way you see some guys do with fixed weights at the gym. I researched buying these quite a bit, and narrowed it down to several contenders. The Bowflex dumbbells were one finalist, and are undeniably slick, with the one-knob adjustment system. But, they (and some others) have a disqualifying flaw (in my opinion) where the dumbbell bar is always full length, regardless of how much weight you've selected. Even at whatever their minimum is, you are swinging around like a two-foot rod with each arm. Anyway, I'm a happy customer, and these are working great. 5/2/2025 UPDATE: 15-months later, and these are still going strong and doing the job. One annoyance is the lack of labels indicating which way to move the 2.5-lb/5-lb levers. But I solved that by putting a small dab of silver automobile touchup paint on the 5-lb side (SEE photo). Seems like an obvious issue that the manufacturer would address, but it only took a couple of minutes for me to fix it permanently. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value, great quality, improvements over blue model *by I***K on February 21, 2021* I just received the orange version of the NordicTrack Select-a-Weights, and wanted to compare it with the blue version. Both are 10-55 pounds, made by NordicTrack, and bear the "Select-a-Weight" name (although sometimes they call the blue ones "Speed Weights" and the orange ones don't show up on the NordicTrack site - NordicTrack, what's going on with you all?) Material: The orange ones seem to be mostly metal, while the blue ones are mostly plastic. The orange has a metal, knurled handle. And the 10-pound weights are metal on the orange as well. The blue has a plastic handle and plastic weights. The blue doesn't feel bad, but the orange feels more premium. On both of them, the two 2.5-pound weights seem to be plastic, although the orange ones are smaller/thicker chunks versus taller/thinner chunks on the blue. Size: The orange ones are more compact overall with uniform plate sizes throughout. Whether you are lifting 10 or 55 pounds, the diameter is the same. The blue ones start wider at the 10-pound size and get narrower as you add weight. The orange design makes it easier for certain movements as well as when you want to rest the weights on your calves during certain bench lifts. Length is basically the same for both models. Other Design Aspects: The orange one has two 2.5-pound weights that stack/nest in each other. The blue one has two thin 2.5-pound plates that rest next to each other. I've occasionally had a hard time lining up the weights with the blue's 2.5-pound weights still in the tray, and I have a feeling that the orange one's design will be easier to align. The blue ones have a handy reference on the weight itself about where to put the slider for 2.5 or 5 pounds; the orange ones do not have any indicator on the weights. Without that indicator, you might find yourself occasionally forgetting where to put the slider for 0, 2.5, or 5 pounds on the orange. Shape: The orange ones are mostly circular, with a small flat bit on the bottom to minimize rolling. The blue ones have a more angular shape across the entire design. The blue's angular shape might make certain floor exercises easier. Overall, I'd say that the orange design is a pretty good improvement in most areas over the blue. I definitely like the feel of the metal more than the plastic, and like the more compact size. There are little touches about the blue ones (like the 0, 2.5, and 5-pound indicator) that I'll miss. Honestly, though, whether you get the blue or the orange, you'll be happy. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Daily use and still solid, smoother than the “skeleton” style adjustables *by S***R on March 3, 2026* I’ve been using these NordicTrack Select a Weight dumbbells basically every day and they’ve been great. The biggest reason I prefer these over some of the other adjustable sets is the design when you lift them out of the cradle. The plates stay together and feel like one unit, so you’re not holding that big open “skeleton” frame like the Bowflex style. It feels more like a normal dumbbell in your hand, and it’s less awkward for a lot of movements. Adjusting the weight is also simple and quick. The selector is easy to use, the markings are clear, and swapping weights between sets doesn’t turn into a whole process. In the pictures I’m posting with this review you can also see there’s no noticeable damage even with daily use, which was something I was worried about with adjustable mechanisms. The only real downside is exercise dependent. For certain moves where you want to grip the dumbbell by the sides (not the handle), these aren’t ideal because of the shape and the way the plates sit. If you do a lot of that style of work, you’ll probably want a kettlebell, weight plates, or smaller fixed dumbbells for those specific exercises. Other than that, they’ve been a great home gym upgrade. Compact, easy to adjust, sturdy, and I really like that it doesn’t have that bulky middle switching handle setup. If you want adjustable dumbbells that feel closer to a traditional set, these have been a win for me. ## Frequently Bought Together - NordicTrack Select-a-Weight Adjustable Dumbbells - FLYBIRD Weight Bench, Adjustable Strength Training Bench for Full Body Workout with Fast Folding-New Version - ProsourceFit Puzzle Exercise Mat ½ in, EVA Interlocking Foam Floor Tiles for Home Gym, Mat for Home Workout Equipment, Floor Padding for Kids, Grey, 24 in x 24 in x ½ in, 144 Sq Ft - 36 Tiles --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pe/products/214436027-select-a-weight-adjustable-dumbbells](https://www.desertcart.pe/products/214436027-select-a-weight-adjustable-dumbbells) --- *Product available on Desertcart Peru* *Store origin: PE* *Last updated: 2026-05-06*