Apex APKB-5009 Verstelbaar oefenkettlebell gewichtenset voor krachttraining en gewichtheffen voor thuisgymnastiek, grijs

I was searching for an adjustable kettlebell with metallic mechanism contrary to plastic one in others presented in the market and here I've found it! Bought it on September and so far so good!I prefer gradual increase in weights for overcoming plateaus, so I was pleased to find out, that those empty plastic spacer discs have kind of a button, which can be opened. In that way I was able to fill them with sand and got 4 discs 400+ grams each

Load with 1-inch weight plates for a versatile workout. I go as low as 25lbs for snatches and up to the max of 50lb (add 4 x 7.5lb plates) for glute bridges. I really like how the handle/horns are a normal width, other similar adjustable kettlebells have horns that are way too far apart. It works and feels just like a normal kettlebell.

Recomendable. La calidad del acero es buena. El grosor del asa es perfecto y muy cómodo, no muy ancho pero tampoco delgado.Le cabe cualquier pesa cuyo agujero sea de 1" pero no muchas. Lo máximo que pude ponerle, ya con su asa y la base, fue 26 kilos así que si quieres más peso no es tu opción. Me hubiera gustado que se le pudiera meter mas peso. Pero en general es buen producto por el precio. Recomendable

I use the kb with 5 and 10 lb Olympic 2" weight plates and cheap sand weights for various exercises from bicep curls, tricep kickbacks, OH presses, kb swings, Turkish get-ups etc, and so far I can't say one bad thing about this versatile KB.Pros-Strong metal cast-iron-Ergonomic / traditional-angled handle (great for wrists, eg especially holding it to the chest for Goblet squats)-Heavy duty weight and feel (can probably take a beating, but the threads could come loose over time if you do)-Easy twist pin allows relatively quick weight changes (30s-1min)Cons/recommendations-I would like the pin style to be modified so that you twist the whole bottom plate is the nut with a solid pin attached to the head/top of the kb. It could easily by modified so that there are finger holes to loosen the 'nut'/bottom plate with one hand, while holding the kb in the other arm. It would also allow you to use the kb without any fake weight spacers as the bottom plate would then attach to the pin via threads. Just a thought.I highly recommend this adjustable kettlebell.2 things that I thought I would also mention:1. It is smaller than expected. It seems the kb was designed to 'fit' 5 lb weight plates very well, but 10 lb plates are wider (sand) and can't hold as many as metal plates, and 10 lb metal plates are larger in diameter than the kb itself (see picture). Not that this should be an overall deterrent for anyone since a) you can still mix and match 5 and 10 lb plates of sand and/or metal either way and b) it is my own error for not measuring weight plates and looking at the dimensions/diameter of the kb before purchasing. Again, this is a non-issue for me, I was just a bit surprised to see that the kb diameter was much smaller than I expected.2. Though the ad states the KB is rated for only 40-45 lbs max, I have used 4x10lb metal plates w the KB bringing it to 65 lbs total without issue, well so far. The threads to the pin are relatively wide and the steel is strong, but I assume they've capped the max weight at 40-45lbs since they assume the threads will wear down significantly quicker with regular use wear and tear (ie putting the KBs down hard, vibration, etc) and could become loose enough to wriggle free. Thus reducing their likelihood of liability. I'll update the post if I notice quicker than expected loosening of the threads, but so far to date (2 weeks or use everyday) it seems to stay tight and strong.

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Best to use this with slim flat weights like performance power pro.Works as good as a normal kettle bell.Quick to change the weights by spinning the top off.Handle weighs 8.5kg and you can fit 4 x performance power pro 5kg to get 28.5kg.