I want to build up a 35 pound kettlestack
which slot should I use ?
I love them...I was just on my way out for some clean & jerks actually. The adjustments are easy and quick which is great while training other people. In fact it's the best equipment purchase I've made in along time...I'm so glad I did not go with an imposter kettlestack. Anyway it's exceeded my expectations and I'm very happy. KK, Ohio
To whom it may concern I purchased a pair of the kettle stacks a few months ago (@5) and I think theyre great, I also train with some of the other kettle bell products but the adjustability and price of yours is great, not to mention the fact I think your customer service is an A+.. JP, San Jose , California
Just got my Kettlestack today in the mail, and I am impressed. Immediately put 5 ten pound plates on it, and did the Secret Service Snatch test in my office! Got 148 reps in 10 minutes with no gloves, and no hand discomfort! Very nice smooth handle. So far I am duly impressed. KB, West Virginia
I didn't know about you guys before I bought a 35 for my first KB.
Presses were ok at first but they are getting too easy and swings were too easy from the start.
The forums suggested what my next kettlebell should be and some harder press moves, but I got off that train, purchased your product and can now focus on training instead of saving up for the next weight kettlebell. The kettlestack is a great product wish I knew about it sooner. PD
Everything was great and he loves them! I appreciate you getting the information for me on where to get the weights--the guys at Play it Again Sports were very helpful. (JG,Missouri
I've been using my (Kettlestack adjustable kettlebells) handles about 2 months, and I couldn't be happier with them. Your product: is rock solid, easy to use, ingenious and cost effective...I had planned to buy a solid "KB" next paycheck, but I want another "KS" first. GL, Los Angeles,California
I finally made it home from the Philippines, and I have to say that the two KS I ordered back in October 05 (w/blued steel upgrade) are the best pieces of exercise equipment that I have purchased in a long time. In fact, I just got done training with them in my back yard. Truly awesome product and an awesome workout to boot!!! (KS are better than solid kettle bells, weight changes are fast and simple, and there a tough piece of equipment.) Hope that explains why I had the impulse to buy another pair KS. (Good stuff ) Thank you! DD (Massachusetts)
I've received my Kettlestack adjustable kettlebells. I am extremely happy about the product and my fitness and strenght has taken on a complete new dimension! I am already training with 30kg bells... Thank you for the great service! In South-Africa if you send mail,your lucky if the other person ever gets it! ... It's so much fun training with the kettlebells...I will never go to a gym again! Regards ST, South Africa
These things are great. I have 3 here is my payment for 2 more!
It is really a genius idea that solves a lot of problems. I have more than one set as as luxury to allow me to move quicker between sets. When these arrive I'll have 2 as 35 lbs, 2 at 55 and 1 at 70. As I get stronger I'll go to 2 55s, 2 70s and 1 80 or 85. I priced out some fixed weight KBs and price-wise it made no sense. I have been working w/ your product for a few mos and I am very pleased. (SH,Pennsylvania)
I want to build up a 35 pound kettlestack
which slot should I use ?
Hello everyone - - I've never used kettlebells before but would like to try them out. After reading over this website the Kettlestack seems like a good way to go since it is very versatile and expandable (and I have lots of weight plates). My question is - - what handle would be best for me to get ? More kettlebell stuff . . .
Hello,
I recieved the kettlestack this afternoon...I love this thing...I'm having trouble thinking of functional differences between an actual kettlebell and it...real well made product...
I had a quick question regarding storage though...should I loosen the bolts or even undo the whole setup every night for longevity (of the kettlestack) purposes?
Thank You
RJ
I'm trying to figure out which hole I in the handle bands I should be using? There are 3 - a little one (same size as the Allen wrench) then 2 big ones. Do I use the top big one or the bottom one?? Seems to make a lot of difference as to where the weight lands on my forearm.
Thanks,
PS. Awesome product.
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 ?
Please view our assembly video More kettlebell stuff . . .
The first step to getting the best kettlebell shape from your Kettlestack is understand where your forearm is going to land.
For most people that will be around 2 o'clock according to the clock we've superimposed over the image of the kettlestack.
Take alook at how the plates are tapered on this pair of 35 lbers. More kettlebell stuff . . .

Since our new_handle_design
Since our new_handle_design has a slightly higher profile, you can use the higher slot (closer to the handle) for all setups that have a 5 lb plate in the core.
Here's a picture of two typical two_35_pound_kettlestack_kettlebells: The left one using slightly thicker 5lb plates.