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Wolverson Adjustable Kettlebell. The kettlebell that evolves with you The new Wolverson Adjustable Kettlebell is perfect for any training level. It has a 35mm handle diameter and similar casting to our GSU Kettlebells for a superior feel. A black powder coating finish adds durability and a sleek aesthetic.
StrongFirst® Kettlebell. $ 56.99 – $ 340.99. The Russian kettlebell is a complete, no-compromise, extreme hand-held gym. Ours is as tough as the people who train with it. Designed and manufactured to the exacting standards you would expect from tools specced out for elite athletic and military use.
I want to get into kettlebell training and this would seem like a great low cost option to get started before heavily investing in real ones. crt1 Level 5 Valued Member
Pavel Tsatsouline introduced the Russian kettlebell to the West in 1998 and started the kettlebell revolution. A former Soviet Special Forces physical training instructor, Pavel became a Subject Matter Expert to the elite of US military and law enforcement, including the Marine Corps, the Secret Service, and the Navy SEALs. His training system has been […]
StrongFirst® Kettlebell $ 56.99 – $ 340.99 Select options This product has multiple variants. The ...
Hi, since I'm in sales and want to swing gtg, I wanted to purchase an adjustable kettlebell. Since those are 160+€, I thought about a diy-kettlebell. I got some questions about it since I only got a few cast-iron ones: - comp Kettlebells are all the same size, right? - lowweight ones are just...
The adjustable girya is a good tool, all of those shown here seem to be pretty solid models. It's an item that is used by one of Italy's most popular health and fitness personalities, and this guy knows what he's talking about (I cannot list his references at the moment, but he's not the classic fitness enthusiast that opens a YouTube channel and writes a 40 pages ebook, name's Andrea Biasci ...
I have a pair of the Kettlebell Kings adjustable comp bells. I suspect they are made in the same place as the others listed above. I love that comp style configuration and the adjustment feature is rock solid. I've used them to claw my way up the snatch brackets and they stay nice and solid! My only wish is they would find a way to go heavier ...
Kettlebell itself is 22.5 lbs plus 2.5 lbs for quick lock (quarter turn) metal screwed that holds any added plates. Goes from 22.5 pounds to 70 or 80 ( forgot as I love the Ironmaster Adjustable Kettlebells. The KB 'handle' is 22.5 lbs and the quick lock (quarter turn) screw adds 2.5 lbs.
If you are absolutely unable to find a place to handle bells, you can either buy quite a few bells (16 and/or 20 to learn technique, 24 and 28 to train with; double them up if you want doubles) or you can look at buying an adjustable kettlebell. I have adjustable bell from Bells of Steel that goes from 12kg to 32kg and they are pretty good ...