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[@NJames-dh6kz]

The best kettlebell to get right now is whichever one you can find.

[@docback63]

Right. Kettlebell Kings stay sold out, put your email in and they will eventually get to you, so you ain;t getting into KKs anytime soon.

[@tsoliot5913]

@@docback63 i got one last month. Keep your eyes open and you can definitely order them.

[@matthewhager270]

I saw two 25lb kettlebells sitting all by themselves at Walmart. I was like, "Oh shit!!!" And snagged them as quickly as I could. I love them! Wish they were heavier, but I get what I can.

[@NJLev]

@@matthewhager270 I bought one of those Walmart kb’s in January before everything happened. It was the last one, ugly, and its grossly uneven on the bottom causing a ridiculously obnoxious wobble, but I’m glad I got it.

[@n34z3r]

@Nicholas James Still stands

[@1121conan]

July 2001 I was diagnosed with bone spurs in my right shoulder. The pain was such that I could not sleep and my doctor said I had two options surgery or how much pain could I live with. Since earlier in January 2001 I had had two operations for throat cancer I was not looking forward to another trip under the knife. I began looking on the internet for other options and I came across an article where an elderly gent had rehabbed his bad shoulders doing kettlebell swings. I thought it could be worth a try so I got a 16kg Kbell from Dragon Door and started in on doing two hand swings three times a week. By the end of the 1st week I was able to sleep through the night and by the end of week five I was pain free and I am still pain free although the bone spurs are still there. Soon I bought another 16kg Kbell from Dragon Door so I could do doubles. In the spring of 2002 at a yard sale I bought a 20kg Ader Kbell and a 24kg RKC "Russian Red" Kbell for $25 a piece! They have served me well all these years and I have no complaints.

[@stayfly5870]

God bless bro💯💯

[@geol5448]

as someone who suffers from thrower's shoulder i can sympathise with the pain , i am glad this worked for you.

[@itgetter9]

That's amazing and wonderful to hear! I'm glad your body was able to heal in that way. Keep swingin!

[@vincentj3093]

Kettlebells are fantastic. You should also try Indian Clubs . Using both bells and clubs will be life changing.

[@1121conan]

Thanks for the tip, I will look into Indian clubs.@@vincentj3093

[@KettlebellKingsAustin]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Coop! We would be glad to answer any additional questions from people who watch your video!

[@RC-fv9nv]

Kettlebell Kings just ordered 3 KBs based on this review! Thanks Coop!

[@KettlebellKingsAustin]

@Philosopher K We can ship anywhere in the world.

[@TheBearsEmoji]

When will your 10 kg be back in stock? ... for my wife ;)

[@matthewna3777]

Kettlebell Kings Your adjustable 12kg-32kg, competition case model is genius. Saves so much money and space. Honestly that and running is pretty much all someone needs for a full body workout.

[@matthewna3777]

@Kettlebell Kings Send this guy your adjustable 12 kg - 32 kg model with competition casing. For real, that saves the need to buy a whole set which saves money on bells, money on shipping, and space at home. I want that to stay in production. Commercial gyms should have these if not every home.

[@baronmiller2452]

Such a great review. The details you cover really matter. I’d like to see another popular seller of KB’s reviewed and that is Play it Again Sports. That’s where my first two came from before my Rogue bells.

[@t8brady]

I have several Rep Fitness KBs and have been really happy with them. They have a nice coating, consistent cast mold, and good color finish on the band. I just ordered my first couple from Rogue because they came in stock first, and I could not be more disappointed! Not sure if COVID mass producing and new hires have lowered the Rogue quality, but they are night and day compared to my Rep Fitness ones. The Rogue ones are not a perfect mold, they look messy in some spots. The color band looks cheaply spray painted on. The biggest issue is that they are rough in some spots and are uncomfortable during a lot of movements. I'm stuck with my janky Rogue ones cause they charge shipping return. I'm excited to try out Kettlebell Kings, especially after finding out about their warranty and free returns. I highly recommend Rep Fitness, but note that the processing takes forever during COVID if you're even lucky enough to catch them in stock (1 month+).

[@WorldwideBeagle]

What a great, straightforward review! Thanks.

[@TechTraction]

Thumbs up! I've been looking around for kettlebells. Kettlebell Kings is tempting, and not ruled out yet, but the price point is tough. I've also been looking at Rep (showing up in my IG feed lately). Those kettlebells are a very strong contender for me. Gonna take your advice, buy as much in one purchase and factor in the shipping between my options before making my final selection. Thanks

[@Perseus07av]

I purchased a 35lb/16kg Kettlebell from American Barbell and I thought it was a affordable and valuable option! It's smooth, has a wide base, and has the color coding on the base of the horns. If you are on the West coast shipping prices are better!

[@jamesorr1200]

We like competition bells for comfort. Comp bells are all the same size regardless of weight, like bumper plates. Lower weight hardstyle bells are also small. When my wife snatches, cleans, presses, squats, etc. a 26 lb. hardstyle bell like you’re reviewing, it lands on her wrist and hurts, but when she does it with a comp bell, it lands right on the meat of her forearm. If you’re only swinging the bell, I’d agree that they’re not worth looking at. If you’re doing any other kind of kettlebell training, totally worth looking at. The only downside is that they’re not comfortable at all for 2-handed swings. We have Vulcan “training” bells in pairs from 8-28kg. Our 32 and 40kg are hardstyle.

[@dionisioramirez6706]

They are only the same if buy from the same manufacturer. Kettlebell kings comp are different from kb USA, Vulcan strength, eleiko etc. also the handle diameter 33mm or 35 mm

[@davidb1975a]

Good Review....I have been wondering what would be a good place to get good kettlebells.

[@jasonvansant6028]

Coming from an RKC instructor background, I have always used Dragon Door bells. They are high quality, BUT ridiculously expensive. When I bought all of my bells 7-8 years ago there weren't as many options as there are now. Now that I am in the market for a 36kg, I am excited to give Kettlebell Kings a try. I have heard nothing but great things about them, and the finish of their bells appears to be right in line with Dragon Door.

[@dbsasuke]

Did you get a kettlebell kings? How does it compare to Dragon Door? I’m looking for a wide handle that is more smooth (I will use chalk). Which is better?

[@jasonvansant6028]

@@dbsasuke I purchased the Kettlebell Kings 36kg and then sold it a couple of months later. Here's why. The finish and quality was fantastic and it was perfect for swings and goblet squats. The problem that I had with it was the spacing between the handle and the bell was wider than any other bell that I have used. So when I was doing getups, presses, or holding the bell in rack position, the bell sat too low on my forearm - more on the meaty part of my arm versus sitting just below my wrist like Dragon Door and Rogue bells do. I was bummed because the bell appeared to be high quality and really well made. It was just really uncomfortable when doing anything overhead or holding it in rack position. I ended up purchasing a 36kg and then a 40kg from Rogue and both of them sit on my arm exactly like my Dragon Door bells - just below my wrist. To answer your question, I would prefer Dragon Door over Kettlebell Kings for this reason, at least for their larger bells. I haven't used any of the smaller bells. That said, I like the Rogue bells that I purchased. The handle is nearly identical to Dragon Door bells, in terms of thickness, yet not quite as smooth. Other than swings, I am not doing a lot of high rep training with a 36kg or 40kg so the handle not being as smooth isn't a huge deal to me. The handle on the Kettlebell Kings bell that I bought was a little thicker than a dragon door bell and just as smooth. So that may be what you are looking for in terms of handle. Hope this is helpful.

[@Tennissoccergolfski]

Very thorough review

[@Mark2025]

Good review, I've got 5 kbs from kettlebellkings great bells spot on accurate for weight, fit and finish. Got a couple of 50lbers from Cap, one is 50lb the other 51.8lbs both stamped 50lb. Thanks for the info👍⚓

[@mikekrasovec6390]

I'd put a stripe on ONE of your 50lb kb's with some nail polish (not on the handle). Thus you can do a set with the heavier in one hand and the next set with the other hand for the heavier bell.

[@asko7113]

I'm admiring your watch...Omega SMP 300, great choice!

[@beaverbarbell7875]

I got two 32 kg cast iron kettlebells from Eleiko's close out shop for 100 usd including shipping. On the site it said they were used, but I could hardly find any signs of usage.

[@someone0418]

2:50 you got my points as my PT Industry life.

[@strengthcoachlondon]

I'm in the UK and I have a full set of Wolverson fitness Black series bells from 8kg to 32kg and they are absolutely brilliant. I've used competition bells, RKC bells and a whole load of others, but the Wolverson ones are my favourite.

[@paulatreides0777]

Wolverson are great, also original kettlebell company make good ones from UK.

[@timulewicz466]

Wolverson are awesome

[@agave.journey]

I prefer competition style kettlebells because no matter the weight I can keep my form and technique the same. I bought the "fitness" competition style kettlebells from Kettlebell kings for my garage gym. Good quality, accurate and they just look great. If you are going to do high reps, using competition style is just better.

[@timsteward8581]

I was just over on the KB Kings site and it's free shipping. Kind of makes the decision easy!

[@GDAVALOS]

its not free shipping they just mark up their bells by $62.99 compared for the same one on Rogue. Take how you will nothing is free you pay for a product the shipping is worked into the price.

[@prayalways]

Thank you!

[@SuperVigilante007]

Incredible video !!

[@_Maru_P]

Great review! What do you think about those Olympic Plateloaded kettlebells? Like the StrengthTools? or the Detonator by Fezzik Fitness?

[@vicsophios5892]

I bought mine a few yaers ago but opted for Pro Grade or you may call them Competition. I like the fact no matter what the weight they are all the same size.

[@robertcooper7827]

Just an FYI, CAP Cast Iron KBs at Walmart.com are on rollback right now and well under a 1$ a lb even after taxes and shipping and all. I have the 50, 60, 70, and 80. They work great for the price. Im not too rough on them as far as dropping but so far they have all held up fine and build quality for the price is great. They aren’t powder coated but if you’re worried about grip just get some chalk and you’ll be fine. Would recommend for someone on a budget. But then again I have never tried a different brand so I don’t really have something to compare to

[@mmartel]

I own several brands including the CAP bells from Walmart. They are cheap and work fine but they are not durable as far as chipping goes. And if they get chipped, they are harder on the hands than other brands. Even if they cost more, I wouldn't recommend CAP to anyone else and wish I'd bought either REP fitness or Kettlebells USA, both of which I own also and like a lot more. Kettlebells USA is a lot more expensive but if you want to do work with double KBs, their enamel finish is incredibly chip resistant and I can't recommend it highly enough. Personally if I were buying all over again, I'd splurge and go all in on Kettlebells USA. But if you want to go cheaper, go with REP or Rogue over CAP. The extra durability and usable handling after chips occur on those bells is superior.

[@robbyclark6915]

I believe Rouge “ used “ to be made in the good ole USA. Some of their old ads are still on the internet. Have you checked out CFF bells? I have four different brands and they are the most comfortable due to their redesign of the handles and windows. They sit really nicely on your arm especially in the rack position. They have an extremely tough powder coating that’s really nice. Really nice bells but probably more at the kettlebell kings price range.

[@wingerm1]

I have a good amount of kettle bells. I have Rogue, Fringe Sport and Again Faster. None are bad. I do however have only have one competition kettle bell. Kettle Bell Kings is amazing. I love it.

[@matthewna3777]

Kettlebell Kings and Titan Fitness have competition casing, adjustable 12kg-32kg models that removes the need to buy more than 2 kettlebells for a complete 2 arm set. That saves money and space.

[@CarbageMan]

The problem I had with *zon basic kettlebells is that the inside corner of the handle was so rough it was unusable on the 35-pounder I got. Exchanged it for another, and it had the same issue. The 30-pounder was fine. I think I'm going with a Kettlebell Kings adjustable.

[@kylewattssurfing3266]

Good stuff awesome cool thxxx...

[@ketokettlebell399]

Having spoken with the folks at Kettlebell Kings, they've tried to find an American manufacturer to work with. You'd think in Austin there would be one, but for whatever reason, the local foundries aren't too interested in it right now. That's why most everything is coming from China. For the price difference, I'd spend the extra for KB Kings now that I've tried them out. I have bells from 4 different manufacturers, and the Kings are by far the best to play with. I just finished a workout and I want to go pick up my 24kg again just based on your video!!

[@GarageGymReviews]

Love those bells, hopefully some foundry will take up the challenge.

[@kevinorr6880]

@@GarageGymReviews there was a US foundry making for Punch Gyms, once upon a time. I have two of their bells.

[@BlackSCRunner]

Hey Coop, nice review as usual. Here's some anecdotal information; I met a guy who works at a foundry in RI. I was wearing a Rogue hat. He said 'hey we make kettlebells for them...and a bunch of other companies too'. He said they also make Punch Kettlebells, and if they make Rogue's I'd guess they make Rep's too since they look so similar. Personally I have KB kings competition bells which I thought you said in a previous review were made overseas though I've done no further research on that.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Hmm, that's very interesting. I wonder why Rogue doesn't say their bells are made in the US on their site like the rest of their gear?

[@EliteThrowsCoaching]

I used to work for the guy (huge asshole) that first got in touch with the RI foundry and started the process of making the American made kettlebells. They were Punch kettlebells with the bulldog logo. When I saw Rogues they were identical to the Punch and I have to assume (once my old boss burned every bridge he ever created) the foundry shopped the design around and Rogue started using that foundry. One reason why they maybe don’t say made in America is that the R.I. foundry is super small. Probably can’t keep up with demand. Rogue may have had to go overseas for the more popular sizes but maybe gets the less popular sizes still from the R.I. foundry.

[@kevinorr6880]

@@EliteThrowsCoaching I always wondered what happened to Anthony. I have old Dragon Door, Punch myself. Like them tons!

[@elviscastillo4611]

Hey, Coop, can you make a review on BrutusTools Kettlebell? They seem decently new and wanted to get an expert opinion on those. Thanks! Also, is weight inconsistency really a big deal?

[@ronaldwilliams9635]

I paid 140 for mine, just got it in the mail, Monday. Beautiful Kettlebell, gets the job done.

[@clintwalker7095]

Rouge Matt Black Friday, 5 Items Ship for $5. Kettle Bells have been included in the past. Hopefully they will do the same this year.

[@kcopen]

Anyone else never seen a non-moustached Coop video and were like hell no that is a different guy lol.

[@OGFreedom1776]

I saw rogue has the 53lb for $90 atm, I went with some brand from Walmart that was cheap it did say ‘all one piece’ and doesn’t appear to be welded pretty accurate on weight too! Also, free shipping

[@richardgodshaw]

Do you have a suggestion on either soft kettlebells, or adjustable kettlebells. Maybe what the pros and cons are I do know what some of the adjustable kettlebells, I have concerns about the plastic and possibly seeing a weight go through a window.

[@1stresponsefitness]

If you can catch a sale (and a buddy to go halfsies on pairs) at kb kings I’d say they are the only way to go. Play with the build a set or pairs in cart. Much cheaper. Search for other coupons. Right now ‘insta’ gets you another 10% off. So we each got a 71, 53 and 35 for $166 (from each of us) the last sale they had. The more you spend the more discount. Been using them now about 2 months. Hands down my favorite pieces of equipment. I even have a barbell collection. Not as big as Coops. But that’s saying a lot of how great these kbs are. In the end the kb kings sale free shipping will be cheaper than rogue and rep. But I got a good deal on a rep fitness 62lb on clearance back in 2016 Black Friday. Rep said it was the old style. The feel and look, even the lettering is exactly the same as kB kings, minus the logos of course. I’d say they came from the same factory.

[@GarageGymReviews]

GREAT info Eric! Thank you!

[@giuseppeiacobucci6079]

Hey Coop,Great Video(as usually)Love Kettlebells

[@GarageGymReviews]

Thank you!

[@nialloclarke]

Great video as always. I know you have the DIY weight vest video but would you be able to do a similar video to this on weight vests? Best deals/value etc?

[@GarageGymReviews]

Yep, good idea!

[@JONNYSORENSEN_AU]

Anyone got any advise on to repaint with as they chip and age to prevent rust? I live near the ocean.

[@richbanco5794]

Went with Cap years ago but love Rogue. Even better as I live in Columbus so zero shipping.

[@1kpjones]

COOP! This might be a stretch, but can you make a video of the top 5 yokes? Thanks bruh!

[@shawnhudson9482]

Have you ever used Gymreaper's Kettlebells? I have a number of those as well as KK. I'm wondering how you think they compare. Also with the Rogue and Rep.

[@RydPodoJosh]

cheapest ones you can get online are at the walmart website, 50lb cap cast iron kettlebell 45$ free shipping

[@mattmccaslin3355]

For anyone watching in 2021 Rogue offers two options for kettlebells made in the USA. They do cost more, but the difference is small. For example right now a 24kg is $70, while one cast in the USA is $79.50.

[@williamjones6971]

Very helpful video. Chose a different manufacturer as a result of this even handed review.

[@mr.perfectcell3843]

Review the new Matt Chan bar for us Coop, that thing looks perfect 👌 great vid by the way! 👍

[@GarageGymReviews]

The new one looks awesome!

[@christpower5402]

New subscriber. 😊

[@DasWaldCafe]

Coop, you should update this as a lot of USA made kettlebells are being introduced to the market.

[@jasonrittenhouse3080]

what's the difference between competition kettle bells and kettle bells you use?

[@cpnumber5]

Hey Coop, keep up the good work! Have you ever thought about doing a review on trapbar/hexbar? I've noticed them getting more popular and that they have a decent range in price. I'm interested in purchasing one, but wasn't sure if there was that much difference.

[@GarageGymReviews]

I need to, I've got a couple that I want to compare.

[@cpnumber5]

That would be awesome, thanks!

[@hansonku2804]

@@GarageGymReviews Coop hey bud where can I buy that hand grenade looking kettlebells? Think it’s called boom bells

[@johnwesley2943]

Funny looking garage!

[@thomasswartz5924]

Coop, can you do a review of the best adjustable Kettlebells?

[@williscarnegie5527]

@bellsofsteel offers a great adjustable kettlebell

[@Mattwilliy89]

you should do a review on titans comp kettlebell and kettle bell kings comp

[@stewbrew8649]

Good review! How are the American barbell urethane plates holding up to use? Thinking about purchasing some.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Great, they're awesome plates!

[@erudite6640]

What are thoughts on loadable kettlebell handles, like the one made by Titan Fitness?

[@JJ-to6qu]

Time for an updated KB roundup!

[@InvestorAcademyPodca]

KB Kings are now $145 for a 24kg, I got a cheapie shipped for $99. Amazon sells house brand ones 10-60 pounds even cheaper. It's just not an item I am willing to spend more on except for the truly horrible ones that have mold lines and sharp junk on the handle. Other than that, the cheaper the better. Rogue and others do sell made in the US bells now for a reasonable price if you catch them in stock.

[@peaceandgraceforjenn]

For me, I have smaller hands. I am all of 5’4 and I usually feel that the handle is a little big for me. Anyway I suppose it is a universal make and no one is going to adjust the grip for a gal. Still like to work out with them though!!

[@eviljimmi]

Kettlebells USA makes the best cast iron kettlebell, hands down: the Metrixx Elite Precision. It has the best handle dimensions, and the e-coating will withstand the apocalypse. I've used kettlebells regularly for about 9 years and have regularly used bells by Ader, Muscle Driver, Apollo, Christian's Fitness Factory, GPK, Rogue, Rep Fitness, Dragondoor, and Kettlebells USA. The Metrixx Elite is the best across the board. And it is priced comparably with the Kettlebell Kings powder coat bells. I do think you're onto something with the observation that the Rep, Rogue, and Kings bells are nearly identical -- with the exception of the branding and the powder coat formula. All of them are a solid option. However, I'm not a fan of the handle dimensions -- especially at 20kg, 24kg, and 28kg. (I do really like my Kettlebell Kings 32kg though) That said, I have many Kettlebell Kings bells and think they may make the best competition bell on the market. The Kettlebells USA Paradigm Pro is really good as well. I appreciate your reviews -- particularly the Rogue Echo bike review. That may have sold a bike for Rogue!

[@frankincenseandmyrrh2284]

eviljimmi what do you like about handle dimensions of the Metrixx? I have big hands and like the Metrixx but I never tried the KK brand

[@RedPillVegan]

Solid comment. I went in on some kettlebellsusa competition kettlebells, but those e coat irons look good.

[@orlyaccount]

vulcan all steel kettlebells compare with these?

[@LockhartsPowerhouse]

Purchased the 80lb kettle bell from Kettlebell Kings last month. Thanks for the great advice on it. It is a beast of a kettlebell. Keep up the great content!

[@charlesmartin7347]

Rogue fitness yeah they definitely get my pick

[@lejambon08]

can someone please tell me where to get a stan pike kettlebell? I bought one 8 years ago and forgot where, he's a difficult man to track down now for some reason.

[@bobjohnson5138]

I've got several rogue kettlebells. I don't beat them up at all really and there is already some chipping and the paint/coating coming off. Not sure if kk quality is the same. I can say the rogue ones work and are all made. Last time I check they were quite a bit cheaper too. Think I was looking at 88lbers and rogue was around $100 plus 40ish shipping. Kk was nearly $200 for an 88 but the shipping was free

[@bobjohnson5138]

Well made *

[@christopherjordan6237]

Any difference in grip between Rogue and Kettlebell Kings?

[@richmann2264]

I like the LIGHT ones...

[@VillainCollector1]

For someone getting into kettlebells, what what lbs do you recommend? Average strength. 250lb bench, 300lb+ squat. Thanks for the video.

[@GarageGymReviews]

I always suggest starting with a 53 LB and 72 Lb

[@creeplife2802]

I was leaning towards kettlebell kings, now imma get them

[@GarageGymReviews]

I hope you enjoy them!

[@HipToTheKids]

I've found that at least where I am the heavier bells are actually cheaper from Kettlebell Kings than Rep Fitness. The finish and especially the weight guarantee on top of that makes Kettlebell Kings the best option in my opinion.

[@FriendlyCleaningKC]

Most of mine are older and from kettlebell USA,,, but the more recent ones I’ve gotten are from Rep Fitness

[@olemanshavadoo7893]

Shipping between rogue and rep is big for you. I’m guessing you’re close to Columbus Ohio. From rogue it would be cheaper for me to drive there and pick it up myself. The shipping is kore than the bell. Kettlebell kings are the cheapest option pound for pound where I’m sitting

[@supershmueli]

I love Onnit

[@coreymartin6363]

Anybody know what type of kettlebells Dragon Door sells? That's where I got my first one in 2007 and I still love it. I don't know if it's their own brand or not.

[@MasteringHow-To]

Dragon door sells Russian kettlebells. Branded by their own name “ dragon door “

[@treymcnease6938]

Mine just says rkc

[@sgsjdmst]

Garage Fit bells really rock

[@statisticaloutlier2930]

Thanks for this review. What are your thoughts on Onnit? Their prices are definitely better than KB Kings, and they do charge shipping, but it's still cheaper in the end even with the shipping costs. I have two 24kg bells from them and the quality is very nice - powder coated and gravity-cast, but I'd love to hear your thoughts.

[@GarageGymReviews]

They make good kettlebells!

[@statisticaloutlier2930]

@@GarageGymReviews Thank you. By the way, based on your videos, I have decided on some equipment for my basement gym that will be coming together in the next several months. I've selected the Rogue Ohio Custom, the Rogue 2.0 Training Plates and the PowerBlock Elite (found a single, brand new on Facebook, just need another). I'm curious to know if you have any thoughts on the PRx Performance folding rack, as I'd like that with the kipping bar and cerakote. I've also decided on a 3/4" plywood subfloor over my basement's concrete slab, with 3/4" stall mat on top for the entire floor surface of the space. Thanks for all your helpful information!

[@twotusk3574]

I love my Onnit kettlebells but KB Kings are just so sexy.

[@BearsBetterHaveMyHoney]

Great video coop! I figured out the cost for the bells I want with shipping was only $18 less than going with KB kings and getting free shipping. I think I'll wait for a sale and snatch some up.

[@evergreenthunder]

No pun intended. 😉

[@jacksonjanis5460]

What do you think of Pavel’s Kettlebells that he sells?

[@hershdawgmusic]

Now even though its hard to get for the moment, any suggestions of weights if you're going to get maybe 2-3 different weights. like a 16k and 24kg or an 8 kg and a 16kg?

[@geol5448]

i would pick a 10kg for warmup and mostly shoulder stuff , a 16kg as a medium ground and a 20-22kg for heavier exercises - failure sets etc. Trust me a weight that you work in a dynamic way doesnt have to be very heavy to do the work . But i am a medium lifter , 175cm 80kg 80kg press 100kg squat 140 kg deadlift. Depending on your numbers you might need a bit less or more

[@peaceismyshelter]

Anyone try Shelter Fitness they sell a set of 7 for $499 free ups ground shipping but warranty is 30 days 😟. This kettlebell kit includes all 7 of our kettlebells including 1 of each of our 13lb, 18lb, 22lb, 26lb, 35lb 44lb, and 53lb kettlebells for a total of 211lb of weights. This kit ships with UPS Ground.

[@justhuckitt3667]

What is that song at the end? I know I’ve heard it before...

[@SmokinBuddha]

How would you rate Eleiko kettlebell vs Kettlebell Kings?

[@HallowedLunch]

Ironskull Ketllebells are made in the USA.

[@9etherman833]

I been tryin to get a kettlebell King kettlebell they always sold out hard to get one of them

[@Briaaanz]

What are your thoughts on the PowerBlock kettlebell handle? Maybe more awkward, but saves money and space

[@Qjemuse]

I'm curious too, or with other adjustables

[@georgewalker195]

I have perform better comp bells in my apt I love them. My gym has kettlebell kings and those are awesome.

[@icenic_wolf]

Does this video still hold true after 5 years? Or is there a better "top" and "upgrade" pick nowadays?

[@davidplyler8173]

Rep fitness kettlebells have a lifetime warranty. I have 3 and they're heavy and have a handle and seem high quality. Finish is a nice powder coated, I leave them outside a lot and still looking good.

[@greggcoleman7768]

I need to go to the new factory store...feel like a kid going to Disney for the first time.

[@PeakBagger999]

Wondering if you heard of or had experience with the Dragon Door Russian kettlebells? I’ve heard in some reviews they’re really good, but have never tried them myself as they’re too expensive.

[@GarageGymReviews]

I haven't, they used to be the standard, but so many other companies have come out with competing versions.

[@Deadly_fox512]

No onnit?! Lol Damn. 😆 My onnit kettlebells are great. Though, idk what their shipping is like since I live in the city where they're headquartered.

[@01bonny790]

Our Rogue 16Kg has Made in the USA stamped on it FWIW

[@edgarlopez9048]

Hey coop can you review the rogue echo bumper plates

[@GarageGymReviews]

Good thinking!

[@matthewens509]

Love mine!!

[@miguelrojas1686]

I was looking for a power rack and I was wondering if I should buy a 24” depth vs a 36” depth. I want to go with a 24 for space savings but I was worried about stability of he rack

[@miguelrojas1686]

@garagegymereview

[@GarageGymReviews]

I like the 24" depth. I've had no issues with it.

[@bluu2407]

Can anyone explain why coop can lift and squat heavy weights but doesn’t have a bulky physique like most power lifters and people who do crossfit(kinda new to this)

[@tommym321]

Do you believe that tiny weight kettlebells are really no better than dumbbell equivalents? I’m talking like the 5-10 pound range. When I see women using those size kettlebells I can’t help but wonder if it makes any difference at all; don’t you need some base level of mass for the KB to have any real effect?

[@daro9582]

Where do you take the money?

[@johnpelletier5003]

MD USA has free shipping and the ones I got seamed really good. Not like the cap ones which I hated

[@awais.khan1]

Whats the metal song in your intro?