Walmart has 4-Piece 50lbs. BalanceFrom Kettlebell Weight Set (ELG-KB5101520) on sale for $25.99. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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Training with kettlebells allows you to select resistance training exercises based on their similarity to actual movements that occurs during sports. kettlebells require more balance than training with barbells or machines and balance is crucial for optimal performance. kettlebells also require more muscular control than barbells thus enhancing kinesthetic awareness. The best part of training with kettlebells is it allows the athlete to train through a greater range of motion than barbells on some exercises. Understand that it is sometimes more valuable to trade heavy weights (Barbells) for more sport-specific movements. Kettlebell exercises demand the use of multiple joints which engage all the larger muscles of the body. Compound kettlebell moves burn calories faster than isolation moves which only work one muscle. 50 lbs. Kettlebell Set Include: 1 x 5lbs 1 x 10 lbs. 1 x 15 lbs. 1 x 20 lbs. Vinyl coated. Set of 4.
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Walmart has 4-Piece 50lbs. BalanceFrom Kettlebell Weight Set (ELG-KB5101520) on sale for $25.99. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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Yeah I bought these last time and they are junk. Plastic does not feel good in the hand. Plus it is molded with a ridge down the middle of the handle so it scratches your palm while doing any swinging motion. Plastic is also not very sturdy so the grip doesnt feel quite right.
I would skip on this and save for something more robust.
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They are not as durable, it is basically plastic shells filled with sand. They won't hold up like cast iron will.
Yeah I bought these last time and they are junk. Plastic does not feel good in the hand. Plus it is molded with a ridge down the middle of the handle so it scratches your palm while doing any swinging motion. Plastic is also not very sturdy so the grip doesnt feel quite right.
I would skip on this and save for something more robust.
Yeah I bought these last time and they are junk. Plastic does not feel good in the hand. Plus it is molded with a ridge down the middle of the handle so it scratches your palm while doing any swinging motion. Plastic is also not very sturdy so the grip doesnt feel quite right.
I would skip on this and save for something more robust.
The problem with concrete weights is the packaging is terrible. Falls apart way to easily. Cat litter is way better. Heavy duty plastic bags are near indestructible if kept away from sharp edges. Great for farmer's carry exercises.
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Just to offer a second opinion as someone who owns these - they are absolutely terrible.
Really bad, thin molded plastic filled with sand (or some kind of concrete?).
They're really oversized for the weight, so they're challenging to use properly.
One of the kettlebells arrived damaged in my package - the plastic was split in two and the sand/concrete was exposed and breaking up. So these are not very durable.
I really wouldn't recommend these to anyone for any purpose.
But the price was low enough I was willing to take a risk on them. Sometimes you win, and sometimes you lose... 🤷 ♂️
No, the point is to weigh a particular amount and be comfortable to hold for exercises. It's up to the end user to decide what weights are appropriate for their exercises. I don't want to blow your mind too much but 60 year old women don't lift the same weights as 25 year old men, hence, the existence of weights that may be too light for some people.
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I would skip on this and save for something more robust.
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I would skip on this and save for something more robust.
I would skip on this and save for something more robust.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank NeatSofa216
Really bad, thin molded plastic filled with sand (or some kind of concrete?).
They're really oversized for the weight, so they're challenging to use properly.
One of the kettlebells arrived damaged in my package - the plastic was split in two and the sand/concrete was exposed and breaking up. So these are not very durable.
I really wouldn't recommend these to anyone for any purpose.
But the price was low enough I was willing to take a risk on them. Sometimes you win, and sometimes you lose... 🤷 ♂️
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The 45-lb set is 23.99. Dropping down to this set because that 5-lb is going to never get used anyway
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