dumbbell beast

This article may contain affiliate links. If you buy through these links, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. This guide is for anyone deciding between a single fixed-weight kettlebell, an adjustable system, or a way to turn dumbbells you already own into a kettlebell - the nine products below cover all three approaches, from a $23 fixed 15-pounder up to a $150 dial-adjustable unit. The main trade-off is simplicity versus flexibility: a solid cast-iron kettlebell at one fixed weight is the cheapest way in and has no moving parts to fail, while an adjustable kettlebell costs more but replaces several individual bells as your strength changes. A couple of entries here aren't traditional kettlebells at all - one is a handle that clamps onto a dumbbell you already own, and one uses weight plates instead of a sealed shell. One of the ten ASINs submitted for this comparison could not be identified as any real, currently listed product after multiple searches, an...