04-18-11, 09:48 AM | |
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Somewhere between here and there, VA
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Personally, I can't imagine using those for anything beyond swings, and I'd have to see them in person to see how that handle felt for even that. Cleans, Snatches, no way.
The Adjustable US Kettlebells held the most promise, IMO, but they weren't easy to change on the fly and when I priced out buying two, I decided it wasn't as much of a deal cost-wise over buying bells on sale. Something someone posted recently makes me think they may not be sold any more. ETA: I'm assuming you're talking about these: http://www.powerblock.com/Kettleblocks.php |
04-18-11, 06:44 PM | ||
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Somewhere between here and there, VA
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04-18-11, 08:21 PM | |
Join Date: Nov 2003
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I think this Stamina Versa adjustable kettlebell shows more promise, although the handle looks a little skinny.
http://www.amazon.com/Stamina-36-Pou.../dp/B003DQSTCY |
04-19-11, 03:13 PM | |
Join Date: Feb 2004
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I posted about the Versa-Bell here. I'm worried about the trapdoor mechanism flying open mid-swing.
Actually, I don't think I'd trust the KettleBlock for that either. I've read that the pins on the PowerBlock dumbbells can come out mid-swing, and the KettleBlock doesn't even have an enclosure for the pins. I would most definitely *not* try kettlebell moves with my PowerBlock dumbbells.
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