Portzon Weights Dumbbells 10 Colors Options Compatible with Set of 2 Neoprene Dumbbells Set,1-15 LB, Anti-Slip, Anti-roll, Hex Shape for Shoulder,Neck, and Hand Training for Seniors

I recently purchased these Dumbbells, and overall, I'm quite satisfied with my purchase. These dumbbells are well-made and offer excellent value for the price. The neoprene coating provides a comfortable, non-slip grip, which is perfect for my workouts. The hexagonal shape prevents them from rolling away, making them easy to store and use.The weights are durable and have held up well during my strength training sessions. I appreciate the variety of colors and weight options available, which allows me to choose the perfect set for my needs.However, there are a couple of minor drawbacks. The handles are slightly thicker than I expected, which can be a bit uncomfortable during longer workouts. Additionally, the neoprene coating had a slight odor when I first received them, but it dissipated after a few uses.Overall, these dumbbells are a great addition to my home gym. They are functional, stylish, and affordable. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable set of dumbbells, despite the minor flaws.

I purchased the Portzon Set of 2x 4 lbs Neoprene Dumbbells in blue to replace a pair I lent to my niece at the beginning of the pandemic. At this point, I decided to just buy these for me to use so she could keep the others.I primarily use these after my warmup, throwing punches, light swings & flys, to get my shoulders & back ready for strength training.The dumbbells arrived on time & w/out issue. There were no noticeable defects or damage to the neoprene coating. The coating does have a comfortable nonslip texture. The quality seems to be right on par w/the other varies manufactured lightweight neoprene coated dumbbells I own. These would be fine for all sizes of hands. If you have smaller hands, you will be able to grip & hold on to the dumbbells securely & comfortably.Thank you for taking the time to read my review, I hope you found it helpful.

Five-pound dumbbells are a good, light, appropriate weight for helping to heal an injury. (Me: baseball player with torn rotator cuff injured while not playing baseball.) You don't have to be an athlete like me to benefit from using simple dumbbells like these as part of your injury healing regimen. Just "listen" to your injury, increasing the intensity and range of motion in your workouts slowly and gently.IMHO these dumbbells are a nice choice. They're well-made, inexpensive, color-coded, and clearly marked with their weights.