ADJUSTABLE KETTLEBELLS

The first step to getting the best kettlebell shape from your Kettlestack is understand where your forearm is going to land -l be around 2 o'clock looking from the side.

Take alook at how the plates are tapered on this pair of 35 lbers.
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I just got off the phone with one the Kettlestack guys.

It was spooky how well he knew their product and could anticipate my questions.

Even so, you folks should clean up the site or something - it's no good if the answers are there if even smart guy like me can't find me.

So, the site get's a 6 and the phone support gets a 9.5.

Thanks,

JCole. more . .

http://www.bwproducts.com/fitness/weights/weights/index.htm
Pretty decent prices and shipping is reasonable as well, just thought I'd share with your guys here. I plan on getting the 7.5 plates from here if I can't find them local.

i, thanks very much for the quick reply back to me. thats great news that you gave me. Sorry to continue with the questions but i have a couple more.

i only have Olympic plates (like the 10kg, 5kg, 2.5kg and 1.25kg) does your product fit olympic plates or is it just for weider plates with the smaller holes? more . .

Hi Everyone !

Our updated product line still has a base, mid, and high option but things have changed!!! more . .

• The grips have been modified to the new design and are the same for all options.
• we have a new strap that is same for all models. It's black finish RC52 tempered band that's a good bit stronger than the old blue steel. These bands would be much happier as leaf springs in truck suspensions but we have consigned them to live inside of your Kettlestack !

This is a damn clever widget you sell.

I've just started with kettlebell training, but I can already see that the Kettlestack is a much better deal than that new powerbell. Way less $ and it goes past 40 lbs (I'm doing kettlebell swings with 55 lbs).

Keep at it guys,

KR

A customer asks:
"I am trying to decide which type of handle(s) to purchase and if I should just get one or two. I will be a beginner to kettlebells (but I have been lifting for 20 years) so I assume I should start out at 1 pood per kettle and work my way up. If I get the "High" handle so that I can just buy one set and be good for life will I need a lot of foam spacers to use just 1 pood? Other than front squatsa, are there many exercises that require two kettlebells at once? Thanks in advance."