PowerBlock Adjustable Kettlebell

The handle is a good thickness for normal sized hands and has a rougher texture so it doesn’t slip, but doesn’t interfere when you’re swinging it aroundWeights inside do not clatter a lot and do not move around much so it feels close to a solid kettlebellOnly downside is that it’s not coated on the bottom, so be sure to have a mat otherwise it will mark your floor

I love mine, going to buy another soon to up my training.

It does the job a treat and isn't at all awkward. Nicely accomplished

If you drop this, it won't break. Almost all the easy-to-use competitors have plastic components.The Bowflex one actually has on it printed the message "Do not drop." But it's important to be able to drop a kettlebell, because sometimes safety may require you to let go to avoid injury, depending on what exercises you do. Regardless, accidents happen.The competing plastic products are dangerous, because after being dropped they may fail when you're holding the kettlebell over your foot or even head. This might not happen for years, perhaps when your son or nephew is using it ten years from now.My only complaint/suggested improvement is that the handle would, for me anyway, be better if it were a little wider so that I could put both hands fully on it. As it is, when I use two hands to hold/swing it, I have a finger on each hand outside the handle. Still works okay. You may not have the same experience, if you have medium or small hands.I also admire the simplicity of the design. It's perfectly functional, space saving, and safe (the pin won't come out when you lift from the handle, and for added protection there's a magnet to keep it in when not under pressure).Okay, wait, I thought of one more complaint/suggestion: the weights are indicated by a sticker you have to attach yourself. That's fine now, but this kettlebell should last decades. So, it would be better if the weight markers were permanent.

This is amazing. Love the flat edge feels so much nicer than a round kettlebell laying on your arm.

I’ve used power block dumbbells for years. Really like their quality, stability, and size. Got the kettlebell today. True to form it is very high quality construction, super easy to change weights, and it is rock solid. There are no rattles when you swing it with any weight setting. Very impressed!

This came with 2 day shipping for pickup at Whole Foods for $130. Works great. I have traditional powerblocks from the 90’s so a longtime fan. This kettlebell is fantastic . Easy to adjust. Comfortable and works like a regular kettlebell . Will buy the heavier one soon

Absolutely love it.Have had it for a few weeks and use it as a cardio burnout after gym workouts.It’s not just the fact it is multiple KBs in one - the convenience of just quickly moving the pin to get a different weight. That’s big for me. Never thought about it - how quickly I can switch the weight especially if I want to keep my HR up without having to switch bells. I know it sounds spoilt, but it makes a lot of difference.Handle is nice and big and the bell outer shell is nice and smooth. There is a small pad on the bottom so your floors don’t get damaged.I like the shape of it (big cow bell really) as it doesn’t smash my wrist and upper arm but rather sits flat against it.I am not only considering getting one more but also again looking into their dumbbell set again.The packaging was whatever...but the bell was spotless.One thing to note: on my kettlebell weights (3 stack inside the bell). They will stack no matter which direction you turn them. But the pin only slides in easily if they are turned the right way.As in if the sides were A, B, C and D the A and D sides are interchangeable but the pin is going to be difficult to insert.I marked my bell’s “A” side with a crayon so I know how to line them up correctly.