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Kettlebell 4kg - 16kg - Sold by Phoenix Fitness & Myga

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Kettlebell 4kg - 16kg - Sold by Phoenix Fitness & Myga

£12.75

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4kg - Green - £12.75
6kg - Silver £14.99
8kg - Orange - £16.99
12kg - Orange - £18.99
16kg - Grey - £19.99
20kg appears to be out of stock

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ERGONOMIC GRIP - The Phoenix Fitness Kettlebells are ergonomically designed to support your hand grip and offer extra comfort during your exercise workout routine.
CHALLENGE YOUR BODY - You can challenge both your muscular and cardio system with these kettle bells, increasing your strength, endurance, agility and balance.
COLOURED AND LABELLED - Brightly coloured to differentiate between the different weights, with a clear bold label on the kettlebell too. Ideal for commercial gyms and your home.
VINYL COATED - Our kettle bell is designed to last with a strong vinyl coat which is easy clean. Ideal for use indoors or outdoors for your workout needs.
WORKOUT GUIDE - The Phoenix Fitness Kettle Bell branded boxes also have workout suggestions on the back showcasing which exercise works different muscle groups.

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20 h, 14 m ago
Maybe look at the reviews before buying this
9 h, 26 m ago
These plastic ones are fine for cleans. But because of the weight distribution and size it can dig into your forearms and be a lot more uncomfortable when doing some other exercises .
Some how the iron cast ones are more comfortable
11 h, 15 m ago
Please don't buy a non-metal kettlebell. They're ridiculously oversized and make many manoeuvres difficult, impossible and/or dangerous. Normal kettlebells give a brilliantly balanced workout, and ridding yourself of their usefulness and diversity of moves for the sake of saving a few quid (actually wasting whatever you do spend) on a massive ball of plastic coated cement is nonsensical.
19 h, 51 m ago
if you're going to go lower than 12kg then just buy dumbells from Lidl, for anything 12kg or heavier buy a metal kettlebell so that you can get it between your legs
18 h, 6 m ago
I've got one of these, and the 16kg is way too big to be practical...
9 h, 52 m ago
If you want to do something more than the very basics these are bad!
20 h, 26 m ago
Great door stopper tbh but that is all it would be good for.
17 h, 36 m ago
Photo 2 that is an odd way to hold it! Doesn't even look like she is gripping it, unless of course the photo was taken in zero gravity
9 h, 25 m ago
Home bargains have this style but only a couple left in my store. £6 for 6kg
9 h, 11 m ago
Title needs changing as it is misleading. Implying all sizes are the same price
8 h, 55 m ago
I have a plastic 8kg and it has been a good starter bell for me, going to see if I can get some on ebay which are metal.
7 h, 16 m ago
As has already been mentioned the 16kg is a bit of a beast. Got one for my birthday and to do a proper swing, you have to spread your legs a bit wider than I was expecting.

Funnily enough got a kettle bell class at the local gym tonight, so will be interesting to see how a proper 16kg compares, i will post back.

nonetheless at this price, its still a good deal, just something to bear in mind!