Does the REP QuickDraw come with a storage stand?

No — REP sells the QuickDraw dumbbells on their own. A matching rack/stand is a separate purchase from REP Fitness.

How fast can you actually change weight on the QuickDraw?

REP's Lock-N-Load switches can be flipped one at a time for a 2.5-5 lb change, or several at once to jump straight to a heavier setting, without the full rotation a dial-based system like Bowflex's requires.

REP Fitness Adjustable Dumbbell Set - 5-50 Lbs, Quickdraw, Non-Slip, Alloy Steel

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Fastest Plate Switches

REP Fitness Adjustable Dumbbell Set - 5-50 Lbs, Quickdraw, Non-Slip, Alloy Steel

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REP's QuickDraw swaps the usual twist-and-wait dial for flip switches, letting you drop or add plates on the handle in seconds between sets.

Lock-N-Load steel switches for per-plate weight selection
32mm fully knurled bar with a volcano knurl pattern
Flat-bottom, pro-style head shape designed to resist rolling

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Product overview

REP QuickDraw Adjustable Dumbbells: What to Know

The QuickDraw is REP Fitness's answer to the selectorized adjustable dumbbell, sold in four separate weight-range SKUs, 5-30, 5-40, 5-50, or 5-60 lb per dumbbell, so buyers pick the ceiling that matches their program rather than getting locked into one fixed range. The Amazon listing referenced here (ASIN B0CWFRMF7P) is the 5-50 lb pair; the same mechanism is sold up to 5-60 lb directly through REP.

Weight changes run through what REP calls Lock-N-Load steel switches: each plate on the handle has its own switch, and flipping one locks or releases that plate. You can flip a single switch for a small 2.5 or 5 lb jump, or flip several at once to skip straight to a heavier setting, which is a different mechanical approach than the rotating dial used by Bowflex or the twist-handle on Nuobell.

Construction-wise, REP specs a 32mm bar with full volcano-pattern knurling and a flat-bottom, pro-style head shape meant to keep the dumbbell from rolling when set down between exercises. REP states the switches are cycle-tested past 100,000 actuations and backs the QuickDraw with a lifetime warranty on their own site.

On pricing: REP's own site lists the 5-60 lb pair at $499, while a separate Amazon promotion page referenced a 15% discount offer on QuickDraw sets, but Amazon's product pages returned an automated bot-check screen repeatedly during this research, so we could not pull a confirmed live price for the specific 5-50 lb Amazon listing. Check the current Amazon price at checkout before assuming it matches REP's direct pricing.