Core Home Fitness Adjustable Dumbbell Set vs Nathan TrailMix Plus

And I also like the fact that the ends are flat. If you've done dumbbell branch press or dumbbell shoulder press and you've put the dumbbells on your ...

I have a Garmin and am not a fan of the Apple Watch for running so finding a way to comfortably carry a phone for 20 mile training runs is important to me. Now that Nathan has a belt that will accommodate a phone, I bought this hoping it would work for me. I have a 26 inch waist and 38 inch hips. Belts will not stay on my hips and I have to wear them around my waist

The positives here: 1. That single handle action/turn to the right weight. 2. The fact these increment 5# at a time (the Snode's 8# at a time -- workable, if you're seasoned at lifting, but quite a jump otherwise -- 5# increment is better especially in a DB)

I bought one of these eight months ago and have been extremely pleased with it. It comfortably holds my Android Pixel 2 in its case, plus my car key and a snack bar. It allows me to carry plenty of water, even for my 10+ mile runs in 90 degree heat. It's effortless to remove and replace the bottles from the belt while running in order to get a drink, and at the same time the bottle retention is quite good

They are more pricey, but they have the upgrade I'm looking for. so come on Core Fitness and get an upgrade out there already. Now if you are someone ...

Literally fell apart in less than 40 miles. If you need this for 1 mile walks, this is your product. If you're training for a marathon, don't buy this!

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It bounces like crazy. I definitely prefer a hydration vest for comfort, but it is nice to have two bottles (one for electrolytes, one for water--or one for me and one for my dog!). The pouch is great--I can fit my iPhone 8 and slim wallet (card holder) in the zippered compartment and one gel and chapstick in the velcro compartment.

Maybe for people who don't like to bend over but if you can't bend over then weightlifting is not for you anyway. I have been careful when using these and not throwing them down on the ground when pushing to failure. I will update the review after a long term usage as I have only been using them a week. So far very impressed

I bought belt this in February, it worked very well initially. It handled bounce well. The utility straps are nice for gloves and I loved the larger pocket--in many respects it appeared an ideal and worthy replacement to my previous belt. Here we are now a little over two months later and it is now a total failure

And you don't want to slam these down for any exercises - even if you have padding for them to land on. Hopefully, the company comes up with a better design in the future.

That being said, the primary reason I'm even writing this review is because of the poor quality of the elastic straps that are used to secure the bottle cradles to the belt. After about three weeks, the bottles started falling out of the cradles during my runs because the elastic straps began stretching and were starting to sever. This afternoon (late Sept. 2019), the strap for the left cradle completely severed, and the right cradle would no longer hold a bottle for more than a quarter mile before it would fall out