12 KG - 32 KG Adjustable Competition Style Kettlebell

No space for multiple KB’s so I got one new and have had it for several years. Requires the use of the included wrenches to make adjustments, so it is not quick. Internal plates were not labeled with weights so I had to do that myself. Some quirks on the alignment for assembly and fit of the larger plates, but it’s not too hard. Paint is flaking off after a few years. It works as intended and is a good option for saving space. If I were to replace it, I’d get the Bells of Steel version for the improved quality.

I have only had this for a few months, but I have been using it 2-3 times per week since getting it. Out of all the adjustable KBs I’ve tried, this is the one that has felt the most like a real KB. If I closed my eyes, I would have a hard time knowing the difference when in use. So yes, it does the KB job right, however, it’s not great at the adjustable part. You can adjust it and you can adjust it to just about any weight is you have your own factional 1” hole plates. As it comes it has plenty of weight range for most. The process of adjusting is such a pain though. You have to unscrew the bolt on the bottom and then unscrew the nut that is inside. What’s worse is this function is best done with it upside down and it’s very awkward/ impossible to hold that way. I have put it in my lap with some success, but it is still a process I avoid doing. I end up leaving it at max weight and just forcing myself to use that most of the time. If you only need a couple KBs then this is not for you. If you truly train KBs then this will be too much of a pain. Not really sure who this is a good fit for to truly get the intended use out of. If someone made a stand for it that held it upside down that would help a lot. Could be a great DIY.