METIS Neoprene Kettlebells [4-20kg] | Exercise Equipment For Home Training & Gym Fitness – Heavy Lifting Kettlebell Weights | Cast Iron Kettlebell

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Testing Notes: “This kettlebell performed well, especially for its relatively budget-friendly price. I would recommend it to someone looking for a fairly budget-friendly, heavy kettlebell.” to 4.7 stars: These kettlebells are excellent—they might have minor flaws, but we still recommend them.

Neoprene Kettlebells (Sold Individually) – 4kg | 6kg | 8kg | 10kg | 12kg | 14kg | 16kg | 20kg | 24kg | 28kgIf you’re a little intimidated by very hard and heavy traditional kettlebells, we recommend CAP Barbell’s Soft Kettlebell as a great place to start. Made with soft neoprene and filled with iron sand, it’s a great option if you’re new to kettlebell training or are worried about scuffing up or damaging your floors. COLOUR CODED – The premium quality weights are colour coded to ensure easy identification & differentiation. Perfect for all gyms these kettlebells are easy to wipe & maintain excellent hygiene. The Original Kettle Gryp isn’t a classic kettlebell. Instead, it’s an adapter that lets you use any dumbbell like a kettlebell. The adapter is crafted from impact-resistant ABS plastic, and since it’s lightweight (weighing just one pound), we love that you can easily toss it in your bag to take on the go.

When you use a kettlebell, you want to consider a few things: the size of the handle, the weight and the shape of the ball. These will all factor into how well you can perform an exercise, and therefore, achieve the most impact. Kettlebells are an option if you only have the budget for one free weight, as many exercises use a single kettlebell. Fixed dumbbells are designed to use as a pair in each hand and get more expensive as the weight increases. Adjustable dumbbells can be a more affordable option and will be easier to use if you don’t have great balance.During our Lab test, we found the kettlebell to be very soft, smooth, and easy to use, giving it a perfect score of 5 out of 5 for ease of use. With a wide, soft handle, it was very comfortable to grip and performed well when our tester did a range of exercises. It also passed our durability test, with no damage to the kettlebell or the floor. Testing Notes: “This is a solid choice, especially if you don't want to spend a lot of money. The coating on the kettlebell made it slippery and caused me to have to readjust my grip during sets, sometimes more than once. Otherwise, I have no major complaints.” The kettlebell also has a wide base that keeps it upright and allows you to use it for exercises like push-ups and dips. We did find the kettlebell to be a bit bulkier than others we tested, but our tester was still able to comfortably perform all exercises with it. Kettlebells should be heavy enough to pose a challenge but not so heavy that you’ll struggle to maintain proper form. “Kettlebell exercises are different than training with a dumbbell, so keep this in mind when considering the size of your kettlebell,” Vanderburg says.