Adjusta-bell Shells - Making the ultimate kettlebell even better

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[@peterbruck4363]

The crayon is for quickly writing the actual weight on the adjustable KB. So one doesn‘t have to keep it in mind or open the bell to count the plates. 💪🏼

[@olafwilkens4159]

The next innovation i'm waiting for is a smaller diameter adjustable competition bell. Similar to the size difference between Prokettlebell's Apollo and Atlas Kettlebells. With 33mm handle. You were just on a teaching tour in europe, that's great. Unfortunately, it always takes a few years for innovations from the fitness sector to come from the USA to Europe. Thankˋs for the inspiring channel and sporting greetings from Germany 👍

[@MarkWildman]

Coming

[@Zac_Bracher]

So dope! My partner has been eyeing my adjustable kettlebells and she wants to train, but the 12k is still a bit too much for her. This new shell seems to be The Way 🤘

[@bradaen]

Really cool Mark. Good thinking

[@wayneuber2951]

I imagine that the crayon is great for marking the KB weight for others or to help those of us that are memory impaired. Also, viewers should note that using a ballpoint pen to break packing tape is much safer than a sexy knife if you’re clumsy with sharp things. 😊 Great video. You’re changing lives out there Mark.

[@mlhogan1]

I got one last month, red crayon. Best money I spent yet.

[@GrantGardner80]

The crayon lives! 🖍️😋 Adjusta-bell was a perfect addition to my training as a deconditioned individual. It absolutely made a difference in being able to progress without injury and I love that it'll be useful as I work with my kids too. Worth it, for sure.

[@maccadaccaboom]

So THAT’S why I received a crayon in my order 😂. Thanks from Down Under!

[@msy5535]

Also in OZ, BoS don't ship here, how did you get yours? Amazon? TIA

[@Lardfist0]

That's cool 😎

[@snoyl11]

Where do you find this adjustabell product online? I type this into google and get a site by this name but nothing on the site shows kettlebell equipment, just adustable dumbells etc thanx

[@snoyl11]

@@PrestonGlidden Thank u sir

[@utubepunk]

#CrayonCrew!

[@jacobcarrick1182]

BOOM!!!

[@rbenjohnston1]

Or he sent the crayon because he thinks you may have been in The Corps.

[@MarkWildman]

They are in every order I hear

[@KellenChase]

I wondered if it was a snack too.

[@magnoliaflower3310]

I may be part of the minority, but I still need something lower weight than 8kg. I have both wrist and shoulder injuries, it is difficult for me to lift much. I also haven't lifted weights or exercised in more than 20 years. Just trying to do a simple curl is 6kg is firing pain signals. Are there other adjustable kettle bells out there with lower weights. I also imagine elderly people would like to start with lower weights.

[@MarkWildman]

Working on it.

[@davidwagner9644]

I think i am gonna get one of these adjustable ones for my arm wrestling training. The Russians use KB to train the supernation and pronation by placing them on the floor on there aide, grabbing the handle and flipping them from pronation to supernation and back. Problem is a the weight jumps are high in traditional kettlebells.

[@traceyallen4351]

Help!!! Just got my Bells of Steel (non-Wildman, sorry Mark. Was on sale) adjustable Kball and my Adjusta-bell red bottom with a pink crayon. I find the bottom does not fit flush to the top. The bottom is ever so slightly larger so the top fits in it; its not a smooth seam as it has a slight lip. Anyone else encounter this situation? Does it hinder (it really shouldn't) your kbelling? Am I just nit-picking or should I contact Adjusta-bell to get replacement? Thanks in advance.

[@MarkWildman]

It shouldn’t hinder anything anything as long as it fits secure

[@davidfleischer4407]

So are those 3D printed?

[@KaPPy83]

Where can I find spacers?

[@MarkWildman]

link in destription. the product name is adjustable-bell shell

[@KaPPy83]

@@MarkWildman I should've been more specific, spacers for the weight plates inside the adjustable kettlebell.

[@bushpig6837]

Maybe the crayon is from the joke about marines eating crayons.

[@crmannino3781]

Will this video ever end

[@antongalazyuk3117]

Great concept and all but that's so pricey. For just an 8kg bell it would be cheaper and easier to just buy one and then work up a 12.

[@ripdime1351]

It would give you 8-11kg.

[@antongalazyuk3117]

@@ripdime1351 yes true but jumping 8 to 12 is really not as hard. The 8 would be good to train up wrist strength for clean, snatch, press and tgu before dropping reps down and moving to 12. Again I love this product but a 3d printed plastic shell should have gone for maybe 30 at most.

[@GrantGardner80]

@@antongalazyuk3117 As someone who got the kettlebell kings bell right after Mark talked about them and started (as a deconditioned individual) at the recommended at the time 14/16kg for guys and who then got injured two months in, the 3d printed bottom was a game changer. Yes, for people who are already active a 4kg jump can be managed without issue and fit those folks this maybe isn't needed. But for anyone who needs to start at 8kg, that 4kg jump is absolutely a difficult one and would require a lot of planning to do right. The adjusta-bell takes all that away. It may not be needed for everyone, but definitely shouldn't be dismissed out of hand.

[@antongalazyuk3117]

@@GrantGardner80 you could likely get an 8kg and a 10kg bell for under 80 bucks. Then sell those for 20 each and still come out ahead. My point is really that 3d printed plastic needs to be a lot cheaper.

[@felixh7132]

this is 130 $ for a plastic shell. a pair of cast iron 8kg kettlebells costs 55€. sound like a bad deal.

[@gilbertgurney4898]

Ordered my pair ,just waiting for them to arrive 😊😊😊. The ups man will be happy it's not 2x32kg kb 😅😅

[@ralphnevill6171]

When I got my BoS adjustable kettlebells last year I sold my 12/14/16/20 kg bells, but kept my 8 kg bells for this very reason. Now with Adjusta-bells I can ditch my 8 kg bells as well. This video has just created an instant object of lust! 🤩😛

[@tbx59]

It's been fun watching this develop on the discord

[@ralphnevill6171]

What is the MW handle on Discord - don't judge me I just can't seem to find it

[@tbx59]

@@ralphnevill6171 Look in the description, I tried to post it but it got deleted.

[@zakxtoten]

I got a green crayon :)

[@GrantGardner80]

I think mine was purple. 😆

[@PrestonGlidden]

I got a red crayon.

[@chicagoradtech]

gray 😁

[@trentbaz7134]

Still waiting for Australia to be an official shipping destination on BoS .

[@MarkWildman]

Annoy them and keep asking

[@chiburu_uchinanchu]

hawaii too

[@PatrickCatrick]

I want a pair now

[@alicantuncer4800]

I think we need a rucksack review!

[@MarkWildman]

its in the works

[@traceyallen4351]

One more question. Do I did the math wrong? I thought the BoS top and Adjusta-bell bottom together weight 4 kilos. Thanks, again

[@MarkWildman]

8 kg. the top by itself weighs seven. We haven’t found a way to make a kettle bell that gets all the way from 4 to 32K yet. The top simply isn’t strong enough to sustain the rest of the load.

[@traceyallen4351]

@@MarkWildman , ah damn. Bought the wrong kbell. Was supposed to get the Pro Kettlebell 4 kilo kbell with the magnetic weights. I can work with what I got. Presses are out of the question, though. Too much for my busted shoulders. Thanks for responding.

[@vyacheslava.6345]

There were exact same adjustable kettlebells in Soviet Union in 1970-1980 years. There were 8-16-24kg and 16-24-32kg variations.

[@TeslaBotOfficial]

Yeah i'll need one of those to get the rest of my household moving up in weight safely and for when i injure myself someday.

[@zebady999]

need link to this, cant seem to find it online?

[@MarkWildman]

Isn’t there a link in the description

[@fingerstyleguitas9046]

First time I see someone so cheerful by tinkerig with their gear. More times than not it's done by neccesity. Are 32 kg bells challenging enought for you considering your level? I wouldn't be surprised if you started flinging 48k's or more with no trouble.

[@MarkWildman]

absolutely. I got up to 60 min without the bell stopping moving with a 29 k during covid lockdown. 32 for any length of time can never truly be mastered.

[@jameslincoln4154]

@@MarkWildman Denis Vasilev has said that even he, who can long cycle 32x2 for 10+ minutes always respects those bells. A heavy cannon ball in the age of sail was 24 lbs, or a 12k. We are literally throwing weapons around 😂

[@duchaneaux]

@@jameslincoln4154respects which bells? The 32kg or did you mean the lighter ones?

[@jameslincoln4154]

@@duchaneaux he means 24k and up I believe, but specially the 32s, he refers to anything over 24k as professional weight

[@duchaneaux]

@@jameslincoln4154 ah ok. He’s awesome. I’ve been binge watching his videos the last couple of days trying to learn from him.

[@jagusiff]

just recently purchased the Bells of Steel adjustable kettlebell, where do you get the Bottom Replacement to decrease weight

[@GrantGardner80]

Check the first link in the description of the vid. That's the site.👍

[@MarkWildman]

Adjusta-bell.com

[@karlizen4990]

Kind of useless, way too cumbersome to use and can't go too heavy. Far too costly for a mass market appeal. Worst of it is an individual adjustable kettlebell is not even close to usefulness as sets of weights that you can rapidly grab different weights for your workout

[@MarkWildman]

If you can’t find a use for this you literally have no imagination and no knowledge of the basic 6 movements of lifting and carrying