ProsourceFit Vinyl Plastic Kettlebell from 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 and 35 lbs
$16.52
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The ProsourceFit Vinyl Kettlebells provide an excellent full body workout and can be done anywhere. A more economical choice than cast iron, these concrete kettlebells are vinyl-coated to reduce floor damage and noise. The heavy, uneven distribution of weight forces your body to build core strength and balance when in use. Great for squats, swings, cleans, presses and a variety of other exercises that are proven to build muscle size and strength. The extra-large handle makes it easy to grip with one or both hands for a safer, more comfortable workout and the durable material is built to last without wear and tear. Available in a variety of weights, so they can be used by both beginners and advanced athletes.
Ideal for full body conditioning and developing functional strength
Smooth vinyl coating provides protection for wrists and palms
Prevents floor damage and reduces noise
Extra-large handle for secure grip and comfort
For indoor and outdoor use
8 reviews for ProsourceFit Vinyl Plastic Kettlebell from 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 and 35 lbs
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Maestro –
Nicely made and comfortable to hold.
I’m using these to weigh down glass top side tables near a windy beach. They work really well for that purpose, though not as well as a full pitcher of my favorite beverage.
Morgan –
Affordable Option
Easy to hold/lift. I like that the bottom of the weight is not fully rounded. It works for lifting.
MadeofMetal –
Good quality
Well made. Good product.
Z –
Five Stars
Great product
dima –
too large.
The handle is too large and hard to grip.
tas –
Black sand pouring out
When it arrived it was leaking some black sand I had to throw it away
Kory –
No
Idk I returned it!
Matthew Clement –
Filled with sand and cement, cheap plastic
When I got it, it was very dusty. It didn’t feel heavy enough to be 10lbs, so I wanted to empty it out and fill it up with water instead. I was expecting to see sand, like what’s used in most weights. I was surprised to see dry cement with lots of large clumps. That’s why it’s so hard and dense. It’s stuffed in there, and it wasn’t even completely solid. On top of that, cement is very acidic. It’s been known to melt away electrical wires and plumbing pipes. Imagine what that can do to your hand after long durations of time while using it through cheap plastic. I personally don’t recommend