OK. Here are a few differences between men and women to consider w.r.t. kettlebells or kettlestacks read more

Where are the weights, doesn't Kettlestack sell them ?

No, we don't sell the weight plates at this time: read more

• Weight plates are expensive to ship (roughly an additional $.50/lb) and can be purchased locally anywhere in the US at around $.50/lb (even less for used). Kettlestacks ship for small change domestic or international (which costs a small fortune for weights).
• Any weights work with Kettlestacks - even OLY plates .
  

How are the steel bands attached to the ABS grip?
They aren't attached;The support bands are a single piece of laser cut spring steel bent to track through the internal channel of the heavy duty ABS grip- You cannot pull them out. Immensely strong. In the lower portion of the handle (above), the channels are widened to allow for flexing of the support bands, providing compliance for varying stack widths and a slight bit of shock absorption. read more

Since 2004, Kettlestack has maintained the highest standards of innovative design in alternatives to kettlebells, quality construction and customer support. We've earned the loyalty of thousands of happy, satisfied customers.

While you're training the focus should be entirely on the kettlebells and your body, not on your equipment, so we're obsessed with quality of our product and the details that make the difference:

1. STRONG, TEMPERED steel bands: read more

Kettlestacks were designed with standard (1" ID hole) plates in mind, but they work really well with metric plates and Olympic (2" ID hole) plates if you tweak the shape by shifting the plates. read more

These things look like a great idea, but I've seen some posts about how they rattle,
That wouldn't be safe. What do you say about rattling ?