NewMe Fitness Adjustable Kettlebell Handle for Strength Training Kettlebells for Weight Plates - Home or Gym Workout- Ergonomic Design for a Comfortable, Non-Slip Grip

Amazing product, solid and heavy. Don't buy the plastic versions from other sellers. I really like the rubber strips on the double locking nuts, holds the plates in place with no movement or slippage. Highly recommended!

I'm new to the Kettlebell exercise scene (coming from a traditional barbell/dumbbell & weight machine gym training back-round).Initially I just bought one of these adjustable Kettlebell handles in order to incorporate 1 & 2 handed KB swings as a supplement to my already existing home gym plan.After a short while of messing around with it though - I started to get hooked on the idea of classic kettlebell training in general (which is actually quite a bit different then traditional BB/DB & gym machine training programs).I then purchased a second handle just so I could start incorporating double kettlebell exercises.Assuming that you already have a decent collection of low profile weight plates - you really cant beat these quality KB handles.Adjustable handles like these are the way to go in my opinion in terms of versatility & cost of entry into classic kettlebell training.From the best that I can tell (so far) - these handles feel & work the same as a regular kettlebell does - with the exception of them standing a few inches taller (which is mostly a non-factor to me at this point).I did a loading experiment - & comfortably fit six 10 lb. & two 1.5 lb. plates on each handle - with collars = (70+ lbs. approximately in total - including the weight of the handle). This is more weight then I'll probably ever need for most any classic kettlebell exercise.You could even use higher weight denomination plates to load it up even heavier then that - but I think you'd run the risk of it being to bulky - which would be less then ideal.Lastly - I would advise purchasing/sourcing a supplemental clamping mechanism for these handles. I use a pair of flipped upside-down old school metal screw-head-lock vice-collars (anti-slip).These keep the weight plates extra secure - & also allow the loaded kettlebell handle(s) to sit balanced & flat on the ground.

This is a solid heavy durable adjustable kettlebell handle. The handle is smooth without any rough edges but gets slippery from sweat. The 2 lock screws are great . However anytime I load itwith 2 or more plates, the screws start becoming loose making kb swings dangerous. The double locking mechanism doesnt stay tight and I have to stop midset to tighten them. For $25 the item is extremely well made and is a steal for price . Great solid buy for all types of kb excercices but I am afraid to load it heavier for kb swings.

I initially purchased the bowflex adjustable kettlebell. But it only goes up to 40lbs and I can already swing 40lbs. So, I returned it. I was looking to purchase a 50lb kettlebell for about 60 dollars. Then I came across this after reading the reviews for a similar plastic product. I’m so happy I did! This is perfect!!! I can up the weight without purchasing multiple kettlebells. I just received it in the mail and opened it and put a few weights on and did a few swings. This is perfect!! It’s very solid (of course), the grip is nice and the bolts are really secure!! Do not think twice please buy this if you are looking for a kettlebell. I don’t think you will be disappointed. Oh and the shipping was next day!!

It's a little bigger then a ball but the idea to add weights makes it very flexible .

This is great. You may adjust the weight .It's well made .It replaces the need for multiple to kettle bells. It's a space saver.It has a double lock system for safety.

I've been using this for months and I can't recommend it enough. I do wish the handle had a little grit to it for gripping, but that's a personal preference. I've racked up to 70lbs on this and never had any issues. This is such a great tool!

I have been in the market for an Olympic (2") loadable kettlebell that doesn't cost an appendage or organ. I am not a fan of the options I had seen to this point. I was thrilled when I saw NewMeFitness had recently released a 2" loading pin style kettlebell. This design made the most sense to me and the price point was just about perfect ($50). The only thing I did not like about the product from online viewing was they sent a spring clip with it to hold the weights down. No big deal I thought, I'll just use one of my Olympic collars and toss the spring, it is after all, a 2" loading pin, right?Wrong. The loading pin is 1.88"/47.6mm (pictured). Why on earth did they not just use the Olympic standard? We are talking adding .1" or 2.4mm to the diameter of the product here to make it fit all your normal Olympic equipment snug. The plates move around a bit more than they should (side to side) due to this sizing, and you are forced to use their spring collar to keep the weights down. I did message them about this and they appreciated my feedback and took it under consideration, but left it at that.Beyond my beef with the odd sizing, the finish is pretty cheap. I have done maybe a couple dozen swings with this and the paint is already chipping on it (pictured). The head and pin screw are all raw aluminum, so I would recommend you put some 3-in-1 Oil or something on it to make the joining of the 2 pieces less grinding.Beyond my few small squabbles with it, it works fine for most kettlebell moves I have tried thus far. I do like the locking level on the head that helps keep it secure when you screw it all the way down, nice touch in my opinion.I do very much like the design of this product, I still think it is the best budget one I have found thus far. I think this product could be MUCH better if they would just increase the diameter of the pin so you could use an Olympic collar and not their spring clip.