Logest Steel Mace Exercise Club - Heavy Duty Steel Indian Clubs Perfect for Strength Training and Rehabilitation Improves Grip and Full Body Workouts Available in 5 10 15 20 25 30 Pounds

Excellent for shoulder rehab! Also great for finding and fixing imbalances. I twirl these around in halos and side swing patterns while watching TV. It’s convenient and pretty comfortable too.Grip-wise it’s got a decent texture, and the size of the product is decent. The functionality of the product can be good, it really depends on the user’s knowledge; I can greatly recommend finding some clubbell videos for ideas on how to best use this. Decent design too.

I purchased the 5, 10, and 15 lb clubs in 2022. I have used them a lot since then. I have since moved up in weight and picked up the 20, 25, and 30 lb clubs to continue my fitness journey. The 20 and up weights are easily used single hand or 2 handed. The 15 and below are great for single handed workouts - I can use 2 hands on my smaller clubs, but it isn’t ideal.It is a solid product and they all showed up in good condition. Only one showed up with a chip in the coating, but I don’t care about that. They get banged up anyway. I hope the photos help those that are looking at these clubs. I do recommend them.

Arrived beat up but it’s heavy so I don’t mind. In love with this and just wish they had a 15lb and heavier than 30lbs. Love the club!

Excellent club at a fair price. My only complaint is they are not offered in circus sizes.

This club bell is well-made, no problem with quality. However, as a senior in very good shape, who does regular lifting including 35-45 lb kettles & dumbells, starting off with this weight for clubs was a mistake. The handle is only 6 inches, not enough to comfortably use a two-hand grip. And at 15#, it's too heavy to jump into one-hand (for me). So I'll probably be returning it for a lighter starter club, or one of the more expensive adjustable ones offered here. Just my take, beware: 15# in the form of a club is much heavier in the hand then a dumbell or kettlebell!

They're not very long, a little over a foot long. 5 lbs doesn't sound very heavy, but it feels heavier than it is, unlike dumbbells, where the weight in centered in your hand, when the weight is offset, several inches away from your hand, it generates a lot more force, and more work for your hands. I like swinging them over my shoulders like the old pro wrestler The Iron Sheik. The handles are thin enough so even someone with small hands like me can get a good grip. This is good rehab for the shoulders, and they will help strengthen your hands, wrists, forearms.

They are great. Been using them for a week now. Super sturdy. Love the coating.

I'm 65 and have spent the last 9 months getting back in shape. 5 am and well before sunrise, you can find me out on my back porch getting my heart rate up, stretching muscles and ligaments, and blood flowing using this system. I got the 15# club to go with my two 10# Logest Macebells. This gives me a wider combination of things I can do, plus the ability to work with different lengths and weights on each arm. It's a bigger challenge than I had anticipated. Everyone thinks this is all about wrists, arms, and shoulders, and that's the most obvious of course. What I never realized is how much this works your core, glutes, and all the way down to your pinky-toes. The movement of weights in a functional manner is essential to not only building muscle but keeping them tied together in a way that benefits daily life, not just pumping iron at the gym.I like the club but it was a little different than I expected. It's shorter than I thought, which is actually a good thing for me working on varying stability exercises. It came double-boxed and padded with bubble wrap, so if you've ever had exercise equipment come through the box, this is a good thing.The finish is a matte coating with some friction to it, maybe on the order of 400-grit sandpaper. It's adequate and I haven't had a problem. However, there is no knurling on the handle if you are used to their longer macebell. For me, it's not a deal-breaker by any means, and if you have a weak grip, you probably shouldn't handle this weight for a while. That said, I'd love to see a version that did have knurling on the handle for just a little added security. It would also allow for consistency with their other products.