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OverviewThe Adjustable Competition Kettlebell is a precision-engineered strength tool designed for lifters who want the full weight range of an entire kettlebell set in one beautiful bell—without sacrificing space, feel, or durability. Talk...
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A Rehab Gem
The fit and feel are excellent! I bought this for two purposes, 1) increase mobility in general and 2) rehabbing after major surgery 4 months earlier.
I am very happy and highly recommend.
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David · Yesterday
Adjustable kettlebells get it done
I've been lifting weights for over 10 years. But since hitting 65, it seems that every flaw, every weakness gets magnified--including less flexibility, and decreased range of motion. Weight training doesn't really address range of motion, and the increased tension from lifting out-of-balance weight (the weight always moves in a single plane). So I decided to change up my conditioning by purchasing the adjustable kettlebells with the extension weights. Man! The basic swing alone seemed challenging. And taking my cue from Mark Wildman, I started basic. The adjustable kettlebells will provide me long life, as I progress into heavier bells--and they take up less room than free weights.
I also bought the Hydra storage rack--which may be a bit of overkill at this point--but I'll have plenty of room for storage.
Love the products. Shipping was super speedy, and the contents were well packed to avoid damage.
On another note, I had done a lot of research on adjustable kettlebells, and decided on the BOS set because the securing mechanism seemed much more secure than others I looked at. And even though it takes a little more time to adjust the bells, that seems like a small price for the added security in knowing that plates are securely fixed in place.
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James · 7 days ago
The only kettlebells I'll ever own
I have three of these (two for double kettlebell work and one for heavier single things) and I'll probably never buy another kettlebell in my life unless something happens to them. The only downside to them is the time it takes to adjust weight, but I much prefer the solid, secure build of these compared to alternative adjustable bells - there's not often a ton of reason to change weights in the middle of typical kettlebell training anyways.