Kettlebells?

[SJ69]

They look great. I was thinking of buying some, but they're so freakin' expensive at over 2.00/lb. I guess I'd start with just one, but what weight 50lbs? Anyone have any thoughts or experience. Check out the videos -->
Kettlebell Exercises Online » Kettlebell Exercises

 

[Gazhole]

Kettlebells are pretty good, but there are dumbell variations for most KB exercises if you can't afford it yet. Or just find a gym with a load of kettlebells, lol.

 

[ZeroJointPain]

Kettlebells do rock!! Great workouts and a great way to switch it up. I was in the gym this morning and saw that weider has a new kettlebell set up which you can add and take weight from. Looked pretty cool, just do a google search for weider kettlebell and you will find it. Called power kettlebell or something like that. Looked pretty sweet!!

 

[ZeroJointPain]

here ya go did the search for ya. Strength Equipment - Home Gyms - Kettle Bells - Weights - Power Bells - Weider Official Site - Weider

Seems legit!! and monthly payment lol

 

[plums_jp]

kinda seems liks a waste IMO... $100+ for 20lbs max

 

[nkira]

Worth reading T-Nation.com | Kettlebells Put to the Test

 

[SJ69]

thanks for the input guys, appreciate it

 

[BigStrongStuff]

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[Kenny Croxdale]

They look great. I was thinking of buying some, but they're so freakin' expensive at over 2.00/lb. I guess I'd start with just one, but what weight 50lbs? Anyone have any thoughts or experience. Check out the videos -->
Kettlebell Exercises Online » Kettlebell Exercises

$1.45 lb

You should be able to purchase them at a speciality fitness store for about $1.45 lb.

35 lb - 55 lb - 70 lb

Kettlebells aren't like dumbbells. You don't need a rack of them.

Starter Set

Start off with the 35 lb and a 55 lb. That will work.

Kenny Croxdale

 

[Kenny Croxdale]

here ya go did the search for ya. Strength Equipment - Home Gyms - Kettle Bells - Weights - Power Bells - Weider Official Site - Weider

Seems legit!! and monthly payment lol

Weider

Weider products are crap.

Kenny Croxdale

 

[Kenny Croxdale]

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Expensive Rope!

Kenny Croxdale

 

[fufu]

I like kettlebells, they are a great tool. I own a few. Yes, they are expensive.

Bottoms up pressing, Turkish get ups, overhead press and swings, all great lifts in which a kettlebell lends itself to. The biggest thing I like about kettlebells it the ability to do high velocity lifts for repitition safely. KBs are very mobile pieces of metal.