Adjustable Kettlebell 7-in-1 Weight Options, Home Gym Equipment 5-44lbs for Strength Training and Full-Body Workout

This is a LARGE kettlebell and I LIKE IT!! Seriously love the large, round, robust profile. The handle alone is big enough to easily grip with both hands. And the large, round body style has a great feel for exercise movements. Almost like it was made purposely this way, it feels supportive in your hands and against your body doing deadlifts and kettlebell swings. Sounds weird, but it cradles into your natural body curves or your upper legs and groin when performing movements.Adjustments between weights are super smooth and easy to do one handed. Simply line up the arrows on the base plate and twist. The kettlebell's weight holds it down onto the plate. Little red arrow points to what weight setting you're currently at. All you do is twist. Listen for the "click", then lift. Whatever weight plates aren't needed for that setting stay stacked up on the base plate. The rest go with you for the workout!Zero shaking or wobble of the weight plates inside the kettlebell. Purposely shook this thing around at different weight settings trying to jostle out a weight plate and I couldn't do it. They hold tight inside the bell. At the 5 lbs setting, it's basically an empty shell. Is it 100% "5 lbs accurate"?! Heck if I know. It's close enough. I compared this with my Bowflex Selectech kettlebell, setting the Bowflex to 25 and this one to 24.5 lbs. They feel extremely similar in the hands and doing movements. I'd say the weight settings are darn near spot on!Love the style! Love the function! Love the finish! I could go on all day. Excellent addition to our home gym. Extremely grateful to have found this. Looking forward to doing more kettlebell workouts!!

As with most adjustable weights, they have to be large enough to fit the highest capacity of weight they have available. As such, this ends up being relatively large compared to other kettlebells. What you sacrifice in size, you gain in convenience. Adjustability is fantastic and easy, and, to me, it's worth the sacrifice in terms of size. Just know that you may struggle to swing this around the way you normally swing kettlebells around, as it is quite large.

This is probably the best adjustable kettlebell I've ever come across—it looks and feels just like a normal kettlebell. The red, black, and chrome color scheme is looks great and fits well in a gym environment. And the base, which is both the weight-adjustment platform as well as storage, is well-designed and looks great.Functionally, it’s nearly flawless—at least so far. It moves and performs just like a regular kettlebell, and the adjusting mechanism is super smooth and easy to use; adjusting from 5 lbs (2.26 kg) to 44 lbs (19.95 kg) in 6.5 lb (2.94 kg) increments .While there’s a lot of plastic in its construction, it still feels durable. After several months of heavy use, it’s held up with no damage beyond a few minor scrapes to the paint. It’s as good as new otherwise.Overall, I highly recommend this product. Motion Space has truly nailed it with this design—best adjustable kettlebell I’ve seen yet. Well done.

THe first thing that will impress you is it's size. It's a big one!The durable plastic shell encloses the selectable weights. You rotate the shell to the weight you desire and lift. The mechanism appears durable and there isn't a risk of the weights falling out.I think it's a great addition to your home gym workout and provides a variety of exercises to hit those muscles. Overall, a good bit of kit that serves its purpose.

This is an adjustable kettlebell. In concept it works as intended.The bell comes with a base and you rotate the kettle bell to dial up the various weights. See the pictures for the weight increments. They are listed in lbs.The bell itself is huge. For that reason, I took a star off. I would say it’s the size of a 120 lb fixed kettlebell but this one goes up to 44 lbs.It is also made of plastic and the rotating parts are plastic. The weights are metal though. The bell itself is 5 lbs so if you dial up that weight you just have the plastic shroud.I’m concerned about longevity given all the plastic. Using the bell is difficult given its size but it is comfortable to hold. It’s just the quality that I’m not sure of.Overall this is decent for having several bells in one device, but it wouldn’t be my first choice in the gym.

The kettlebell is super easy to operate, and fast adjusting.The quality seems pretty sturdy, but we will see how it stands up to more use.I like that it goes up to 45 lbs, but the price is a little too high and needs improvement, thus only 4 stars.

My husband was very pleased with this large “7-in-1” kettlebell. It rests on a platform that allows you to switch between seven different weights starting at 5lbs and ending at 44lbs (5, 11.5, 18, 24.5, 31, 37.5, 44 lbs). He found it extremely easy to switch between weights and has been using it regularly for his workouts.The clever design makes this a highly effective tool to save space. If you don’t have a large area for a home gym, this kettlebell is a great option and only requires a small footprint.It does have a disadvantage. For one, no matter the weight, the kettlebell is always the same large, bulbous size. While this is necessary to accommodate all the weights, it can make certain exercises awkward (like circling the weight around your body, for one) - since the kettlebell is always of a size suited for the largest weight.Other than that, it’s great and should prove helpful to anyone looking for convenience.The materials also seem to be of good quality and we’re hoping it’s as durable as it appears.