Northdeer Adjustable Kettlebell Set for Versatile Home Workouts, Perfect for Strength Training

Beautiful to look at and even better to work out with. The ability to adjust the weights makes for less clutter in smaller spaces and you can use the discs from V2.0 bumbbells. I highly recommend this item.

First experience with kettlebells, and it's going well. Works great with the other northdeer weights. Though some tutorials videos make me think the handle could be wider. But serves my purpose well, and easy to quickly adjust weight.

Nice adjustable kettlebell. I like that the size of the Northdeer adjustable kettlebell is smaller at lower weights. Some adjustable kettlebells stay the same size, no matter the weight. The Northdeer kettlebell works with the plates of the Northdeer adjustable dumbbell set, so I am able to increase the weight of my kettlebell from 20 lbs to 52 lbs (2.5 lbs x 16 + 2 lbs + 10 lb handle). The description of the Northdeer kettlebell shows the max weight is 220 lbs but I can’t see myself increasing the weight beyond maybe 40 lbs because the kettlebell does get a bit tall when you screw on a lot of extra plates. The thickness of the handle of the Northdeer kettlebell isn’t too thick, so it feels comfortable to grip. I do wish that the Northdeer kettlebell handle was only 5 lbs rather than 10 though. I could use a 5 lb kettlebell for core workouts.

Love this weight set. It is exactly what I was looking for. Highly recommend!

Girly attractive and space saving. Nice that you can go up in 2.5 pound increments.

This adjustable kettlebell set is a game-changer - i have a mini gym at home, no real space for a lot of equipment, but since i can choose the weight i want to use (and the plates are taking up just a small space) it added so much to my routine. I love that the handle is not covered by foam, easy to keep it clean. Highly recommend for beginners too!

I cannot say enough about these weight sets. The safety, flexibility and space saving of these sets are incomparable. These weight sets and the accessories are super versatile, they save a ton of space, they look really sharp/sexy in any room, and they are so much safer then the standard barbell/weight set that can pinch fingers. I bought the weight sets to start with (barbell/dumbells, etc.), because I was tired of having different size weights all over my house. This set saved me from that stress, and when I saw there was a kettle bell accessory, I jumped on it! I have a kettle bell tower my husband already can't use because the top weight is too light, this solves that problem. Don't hesitate, it's worth the money!

I've been looking for an under 20lb adjustable kettlebell for quite a while. I already own several weight ranges of heavier adjustable kettlebells. However, I found that for some exercises, 20lbs was too heavy for me to maintain form, especially during the learning phase. The Northdeer is one of the few low weight adjustable kettlebell options available that is a high-quality product. It's built like a tank, it's simple to adjust the weight and it feels pretty much like a normal fixed kettlebell while in use. My only complaint is with the slippery shiny surface. A matte surface on the handle would make it easier to hold. (I'd also prefer a slightly thicker handle.) The edges of each 2.5lb weight would also benefit from a matte surface to make it easier to grip the weight during adjustments. (Even better, I'd apply slight knurling to the edges of the weights.) The shiny surface is not a deal breaker, but a matte surface and a bit of knurling on the edges of the weights would make a good product great. While this is a good 20lb and under kettlebell, I would caution anyone who's thinking about buying the Northdeer with plans to add extra weight. Even if you just want to bring the total weight to 40lbs, you'd need an additional eight 2.5lb weights. Each weight is .6" thick so just 20 additional pounds would add almost five inches of length to the existing weight stack. I don't know exactly when, but it stands to reason that at some point, the length of the weight stack will become awkward and unbalanced when used for common kettlebell exercises. In my opinion, once you hit 20lbs and over, there are much better adjustable kettlebell options available, such as those from Rep Fitness.