I spent three weeks with the Fitvids 4-piece kettlebell set doing squats, swings and Turkish get-ups in my apartment. Here's everything you need to know before you buy — the good, the frustrating and the unexpected.
The Yes4All Adjustable Kettlebell transforms a cluttered weight rack into a single compact stand. Six cast-iron plates, a textured handle, and a flat base let you swing, press, and squat from 5 lb all the way up to 40 lb without buying seven separate kettlebells. I spent three weeks with it — here's what actually holds up and what doesn't.
I spent three weeks with the ZENY 3-piece kettlebell set to find out whether budget cement-filled bells with an HDPE shell can actually replace a quality cast-iron set. Short answer: mostly yes, with a few caveats. Here's what I discovered after hundreds of swings and Turkish get-ups in my garage gym.
