TRIBE WODHammer Kettlebell 15-70lb + Adjustable | Cross Training Workout Equipment for Muscle Building, Cardio Fitness, Weights for Women & Men | Strength Training Kettlebells- New

Exactly as described. Fast shipping and high quality with zero defects. Very pleased and I will be buying the 25lb version.I know it’s advertised as a kettlebell but I am using mine to strengthen wrist and forearms for powerlifting. 15 lbs is a good challenge for now and you can dial it in based on moving your grip closer or further away. The texture/grip on this hammer are much better than the dumbbell bar with weights on end that I’ve been using.

I love including this to my workouts, it’s fun, adds a change up to exercises.The only drawback so far is every time I use it I hold it over my head and shout out “Valhalla!”I should note, not a drawback for me, but the wife does a lot of eye rolling!

Lets be clear. Such a badass looking weight. Eventhough its only 15lb. It holds a presence in my little gym. Makes my workouts more dynamic and interesting. Gives a more natural feel since its in the shape of a hammer.

I love this Hammer Kettlebell! Have been eyeballing it for a solid 1-2 years and finally took the plunge.The versatility makes it perfect for all levels of training. The unique hammer design not only looks cool but also provides a comfortable and secure grip. It’s incredibly durable and well-made, ideal for all training routines. This kettlebell has quickly become an essential part of my fitness regimen, with me using the 15lbs to hold while walking. I build up a sweat within 2-3 mins of pumping this while moving. Has also been nice for me to use with slower motion and control to build back muscle.Highly recommend for anyone looking to elevate their workouts!

This weight is fun and functional cool way to incorporate different movements into weight. Handle is a bit abusive to your hand but what’s a work out without a callous. Setting it down on tile has worn down the black coating where I can see exposed metal but I think most weights with this coating would suffer the same fate.Feels weirdly heavier than the weight you get, a fun gag to have your unexpected friends lift

Overall five stars because for what it is, it's great. The other notes I tried to rate fairly and honestly.Weight distribution: it's not even but that is by design and to be expected, and although the 25lb hammer weights exactly 25lb on my scale it feels much heavier than a standard 20lb dumbbell which can be a good thing or a bad thing depending on your use and strength level.Versatility: Good but not great. It can be used for some of the same things as a dumbbell or kettle bell, but not all, while at the same time it can be used in place of either to make certain other exercises easier or more productive because of the design. It's not a be all end all piece of equipment but it has good uses.Value for money: Definitely not great. If you go solely on price per pound it's 1 star max, but 3 stars since it's a very unique product designed for very specific uses and users. If you're just starting out or have a limited budget you'd be better served by a range of weights for the same money, but if you have everything else and want something different, it could be worth it.

A very well constructed and good looking weight. It gives you unique angles to lift and move around your range of motion. Don't think of this like a traditional kettlebell. The downside is because it's a hammer the handle can be a bit slippery once you get into the workout. Keep that in mind so you don't squash your toes or put it through a wall. It would honestly be great if somehow they could make a hole for some kind of a strap

It was a bit heavier than when I expected.If this is your first attempt at using one of these, I would recommend a ten or fifteen pound hammer Kettlebell..That would be a very healthy start.