Clubbells ® by TACFIT - Patented Indian Clubs, Steel Clubs, Shoulder Strength, Exercise Club Bells

I started with “heavy” clubs about a year ago. I had a chronic shoulder injury that was keeping me out of the gym and making it hard to sleep. I knew of Mark Wildman from his kettlebell videos, which led me to the world of clubs. I started with a 10-pounder (different brand; not nearly as nice), which was great for rehabbing my shoulder and learning the movements. Due to the size of that club, it was only useful for single-arm movements. After about 8 weeks, I had mastered the lighter weight and was ready for something bigger. I wanted to get a 20-pounder in order to get more out of two-handed movements. I also wanted the rubber coating. (Starting out, I whacked my head a few times with the light weight. Nothing crazy, but it could be bad news with a 20-pound club). Tacfit is one of the few companies making rubber-coated clubs, and the prices are good. The balance is great, the knurling is enough without being uncomfortable, the pommel is just the right size. It came with a safety strap, but I’ve never used it. I’ve had this club for about 9 months now, and I’m doing one-handed mills and shield casts 7 days a week. I’m ready to move up to a higher weight again, but tacfit doesn’t seem to have a great selection on this product page. As much as I would love a matching set of these clubs, I’m happy that I have this one in my collection even if it ends up being the odd one out.

Hello. I purchased #15 and #25 lb clubbell. These are very challenging. The quality is very good and the way company packaged everything is impressive. There were no imperfections or scratches. These are very good size and rubber coating does make it feel safer when exercising at home. I have been swinging these in my living room, and I can freely place them on the floor, without hesitation, as the rubber coating provides great cushioning, unlike my cast iron kettlebells, which need to be placed down on the floor very carefully. The only thing I noticed is that my 25 lb clubbell's knurling is much more aggressive than the one on the 15 lb. It is almost to the point where it hurts the hands. I contacted customer service and they recommended I purchase another one and return this one. Other than that, I really like using these. I liked these so much that I also ordered 20 lb unit, and will be purchasing 35 in the future.

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As a novice male, age 62, I'm glad I bought a 10 pound Clubbell to start with a margin of safety. Then after one month, my one-hand swipes felt secure, so I bought a 15 pound Clubbell too. Wow, what a difference! My one-hand swipes really recruit my core now. My core has no choice but to fire. No "gluteal amnesia" here! I also have some dumbbells and kettlebells, but sticking with Clubbells is more natural for me. I love the feeling of learning a new move with my 10 pound club safely, starting awkwardly, yet knowing I will feel some mastery in a week or two. I enjoy working to close that gap from clumsy to masterful. And I also have my 15 pound club if I feel safe to progress a move to the next level.

It is a good clubbell to start training with. The rubber coating will start peeling off with use. The most annoying part is when the black protective coating on the knurling it get really shart and rough on the hands. Another thing is the round base get loose which I have never experienced before with Clubbells. Overall not bad for the price. The length of the club is the best, very well balanced.

I am a 51 year old male and exercise on regular bases. Forme the traditional gym is a bit boring so I always look for alternative ways to exercise. Club bells offer that non symmetrical weight distribution and one can do complex one handed and two handed work with them. Most of the club makers make the lighter weights too short which makes it very hard to do two handed work. One hand swings and circular work is fine but two handed gama casts etc . Become too jerky. This clubs have an ideal weight to length ratio. They also have a plustic covering to protect your floors. I think they are worth the extra price and can be a great addition to your arsenal.

I was concerned with the knurlilng when shopping. But turns out to be the best feature; just enough to provide grip without overdoing it and wrecking my hands. I haven't weighed it but by feel it is right in the middle of my 15 & 25 lb clubs (not Tacfit) so nails it for my needs. Will be buying more from Tacfit as I hit 30# and up.

I got this as a beginner in clubbell exercises. 15lb is heavier than I expected when it’s in lever form, so this was the perfect weight to get started on my journey and even advance quite a bit before having to increase the weight.