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Product Name: | Weider 75 Lb. Cast Iron Kettlebell with Durable Hammertone Finish, Single [name: size value: size-75lbs] |
Product Description: | Tone and sculpt your body with the 75-pound Weider Cast Iron Kettlebell. Designed to help you improve your balance and body control, kettlebells are the perfect addition to any CrossFit or strength-training workout. Whether you are building strength in your upper body or toning your legs and core, this kettlebell can act as an effective counterweight for a variety of cardio-based exercises. Kettlebell workouts improve overall functional fitness, from mobility to coordination. Featuring an extra-wide grip, your Weider Kettlebell provides you with enhanced control during intense workouts. A rugged Hammertone finish makes your weight easier to grip and helps prevent your kettlebell from cracking and chipping. Durable cast iron construction makes for a sturdy build, helping you get the most out of your equipment. The perfect addition to any home gym, and a quintessential supplement to any CrossFit or strength-building workout, this 75-pound Weider Cast Iron Kettlebell can help you achieve your fitness goals from home. Durable Hammertone Finish |
Manufacturer: | Icon Health & Fitness |
Model Number: | WKB7513 |
Product SKU: | 426529458 |
UPC: | 043619620009 |
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90 lb is 79.99
85 lb is 74.61
80 lb is 70.23
All less than a buck a lb before tax with free ship. Good deal if in the market for these sizes. Quality of these is OK I had to adjust the handling surface on a 60 lb I got, otherwise a solid bell. Would certainly take advantage of if I was in the market.
It's YMMV, so check other zip codes, used and rusted of this kind at CL has been double if not triple priced since pandemic.
I'm a pretty out of shape 44 year old, but used to train pretty regularly years ago.
Would like a single kettlebell for some squat movements, but not sure how heavy to go
being my present lack of conditioning. I've also never used a kettlebell.
Seems like 85 lb is available but probably too heavy to maintain form. I'll try and keep an eye out for a 35 or something?
I'm a pretty out of shape 44 year old, but used to train pretty regularly years ago.
Would like a single kettlebell for some squat movements, but not sure how heavy to go
being my present lack of conditioning. I've also never used a kettlebell.
Seems like 85 lb is available but probably to heavy to maintain form. I'll try and keep an eye out for a 35 or something?
85lbs is way too heavy. I'd not go higher than 35lbs at this point depending on how long it's been since you've trained. And depending on your current physical condition.
I'm a pretty out of shape 44 year old, but used to train pretty regularly years ago.
Would like a single kettlebell for some squat movements, but not sure how heavy to go
being my present lack of conditioning. I've also never used a kettlebell.
Seems like 85 lb is available but probably to heavy to maintain form. I'll try and keep an eye out for a 35 or something?
That said, you didn't specify what level of training you stopped at and when, so ymmv.
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That said, you didn't specify what level of training you stopped at and when, so ymmv.
edit: I meant kettlebell, not dumbbell.
90 lb is 79.99
85 lb is 74.61
80 lb is 70.23
All less than a buck a lb before tax with free ship. Good deal if in the market for these sizes. Quality of these is OK I had to adjust the handling surface on a 60 lb I got, otherwise a solid bell. Would certainly take advantage of if I was in the market.
Did the handles have sharpe edges similar to the weight plates?
I'm certainly not an elite lifter and a single 50lb kettlebell was really only useful for shoulder presses or endurance exercises. If the poster were completely untrained, that'd be different
A 50 lb dumbbell is completely different than a kettlebell.
yep, i meant kettlebell not dumbbell. brain fart