Adjustable Kettlebell 3-18kg Kettlle Bell Weight Set (Quick Safe Locking Mechanism) 7+ Selectable Weight Selections

Yes it’s on the pricey side but the look and quality of the finish is good. The weight options up to a max of 18kg are easy to adjust.

I can't really give this less than a 5 as it does exactly as advertised. Easily adjustable kettlebell. The weights do not move around too much so doesn't effect snatches at all. Only thing I find annoying is when you have weights removed they can dig into your arm a little, but you get used to it. Decent bit of kit.

great quality and easy to use, due to the individual weights it can be a bit uncomfortable if you have just half the weights and are balancing on your arm. but thats a small price to pay for the flexibility

This thing is genuinely great. For the money, you are saving a ton with more variation than you could get with a bowflex and you don't need to clutter your house with a f@#& ton of other bells. People keep repeating that they are getting sore armsz easy fix for this is take the weights out from the bottom rather than the top. It's brilliant.

This product is really easy to set up, adjust the weights and start getting into kettlebell workouts. It’s great for me as I don’t have much space and the adjustable weights mean that everyone in my house can use it. It’s a really solid product. Clicking the weights in and out of place is really easy as well.

I’m still not fully decided on this piece of equipment. I was initially impressed on taking it out the box and the concept is good and it looks great however when using with no plates at the top it digs in to your forearm. There are definitely some ergonomic issues with the product. I feel the top section should be rubber to prevent as much discomfort or the bell should be a full case which you then slide the plates in and out of. This would certainly also make it easier to hold when doing exercises in which you hold the bell. I found trying to do snatches or complexes more difficult as the top was digging in to my forearm. It wasnt majorly painful but I certainly felt movement wasn’t as slick due to the pressure and my arm is still tender a day later. I may be able to solve this by ensuring there is always a plate in the top but this would potentially affect weight selection. Using plates only at the bottom also make the weight distribution strange when you are using the horns to do controlled movements. I want to like this as I sold my other kettlebells to buy it but I’m just not sure.

Good piece of equipment with a nice range of weights. Disks are easy and quick to put in and out. It may rattle a bit when doing swings but it is solid.

One of the main problems with kettlebells is that you can't micro load - add weight in small increments - like you can with a Barbell. If you want to move up in weight by just a couple of kilos, you have to buy another kettlebell. And that can get expensive very quickly. This adjustable KB allows one to increase weight in increments of 2 - 2.7kg, thus allowing one to make slow, steady progress, rather than trying to jump up in weight by eight kilos or so. The locking mechanism on this KB is strong; I never felt in danger of the plates slipping loose and hitting me. That said, I wouldn't advise using this for ballistic exercises like Swings, just in case. But it's perfect for Pressing, Get Ups etc. The one problem I had is that removing plates leaves a sharp edge at the top of the KB. This can dig into one's forearms in certain movements, suck as Cleans, Presses etc. However, this is easily fixed simply by investing in a good pair of Forearm Guards.