Stand for Quick-Lock Adjustable Dumbbells

Originally I bought the quicklock dumbells 75lb set alone without thinking I would need a stand. It is doable to just have the dumbells without a stand but my god is it wayyyyy moreee convenient and easier to just have a stand for the weight plates and dumbells themselves. \r\n\r\nIt is pretty compact, the full 75lb dumbells will fit with room to fit IF they are positioned facing the sides.

This saved me a ton of space compared to having the dumbells and plates on the floor. It's also doing wonders for my back since I can lift the heavy dumbells from a standing position and not have to lift from the floor every time. The top has plenty of space to put the two dumbells, I sometimes stagger tham to keep them better centered, but it's really not an issue at all for space on the top. Plenty of storage underneath and a really fast, easy assembly.\r\n\r\nI don't love how much styrofoam is in the packaging for the Ironmaster products, but that's true across the range and not particular to this stand. It's my only gripe - I love my Ironmaster gear.

A year ago, I purchased Ironmaster's adjustable dumbbells and heavy handle kit. At the time, I purchased a dumbbell stand from another company, and it worked OK. The extra plates fit, but the top platform is slanted. I didn't think much of it at the time, but found out that I didn't like changing plates because the angled platform was a nuisance. \r\nFinally, I decided to by Ironmaster's stand, with the flat top, and instantly enjoyed my dumbbells more. It's built super well, was easy to assemble and I find myself actually adjusting the weight on each dumbbell. And a bonus is that it takes up slightly less room than the original stand I purchased. \r\nThis was a terrific upgrade that makes working out even more fun, and takes up a smaller footprint in my small garage gym. I should have purchased this from the beginning. Another fantastic Ironmaster product.