Kettlebells

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Cast Iron Kettlebells and Competition Kettlebells Kettlebells are a must-have in any home gym or gym facility. SMAI offers an extensive range of kettlebells, including Cast Iron Kettlebells, Competition Kettlebells, and Premium Kettlebells Set. What type of Kettlebells should I get? Cast Iron Kettlebell Each type of kettlebell has different benefits. The SMAI Cast Iron Kettlebell has been cast from a single unit, meaning no welds on the handle. The Cast iron kettlebell becomes larger in size as the weight increases (Competition Kettlebells are uniform in size). Because of the smaller physical size, a cast iron kettlebell is suitable for beginners as the smaller physical size is easier to handle Competition Kettlebells Competition kettlebells are built to higher standards with smaller weight variance thresholds. Competition Kettlebells are a uniform shape and size across the entire weight range - in effect this means an 8kg Competition Kettlebell is the same physical size as a 32kg Competition Kettlebell. The weight variance is achieved via a thicker sidewall for heavier kettlebells. Avoid cheaper alternatives that will have a hollow core and be filled with rubble. Our Competition Kettlebells have a solid base, no exposed hole and no fill. This creates an evenly balanced kettlebell that is not biased to any side. Steel Kettlebells vs Cast Iron Kettlebells Steel Kettlebells and Cast Iron Kettlebells will both be very hard-wearing. Steel has better rust resistance, while Cast Iron is slightly harder and will be more resilient, however both choices will make for an excellent kettlebell that last for a lifetime. What are the differences between competition kettlebells and cast iron kettlebells? Competition kettlebells maintain a consistent size, shape, and handle thickness regardless of their weight. This uniformity ensures you won't have to adjust your grip or forearm position, allowing you to focus on maintaining consistent technique across different weights. Made from