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I’ve tested<\/a> my<\/a> fair<\/a> share<\/a> of adjustable dumbbells, and whichever brand you choose, I highly recommend investing in a set for yourself. The math is undeniable: Individual pairs of dumbbells from five to 80 pounds in five-pound increments would cost well over $1,500 (and take up considerable space), while you could get the same value in adjustable dumbbells for half that price. Combine that sort of value with Prime Day prices, there’s never been a better time to buy adjustable dumbbells. <\/p>\n Right now, the PowerBlock Elite EXP Adjustable Dumbbells, normally priced at $449, is available for $339.51 on Amazon<\/a> during Prime Day.<\/p>\n You’d be hard-pressed to find a list of the best at-home dumbbells without seeing Powerblocks at the top. When rounding up her favorite adjustable dumbbell sets<\/a> for your home gym, Lifehacker senior health editor Beth Skwarecki ranks these Powerblocks as the best overall. If you couldn’t tell from their futuristic cubic design, these dumbbells are about as compact as possible\u2014again, the major selling point of adjustables over a traditional rack of individual dumbbells. With their pin system (my personal favorite for adjustable dumbbells), adjusting your desired weight is quick and easy mid-workout. The only real downside to consider is that you have to put your hand inside the dumbbell\u2019s frame, which can be awkward (especially if you\u2019re wearing a nice big watch<\/a>).<\/p>\n What do you think so far?<\/p>\n