I thought this was a great price considering there are 10 different weight settings and 2 free gifts. Kettlebells are normally fairly expensive and can take up a lot of room if you have several - this seems like a great solution. It also comes with a user manual and exercise DVD for beginners.
The maximum weight is 11.4kg (25lbs) and minimum is 1.1 kg (2.5lbs).
Available in grey or red.
The lifting straps are automatically added but you need to add the shaker manually (and the price will be deducted). Link for free shaker http://monstersupplements.com/monster-supplements-supplements-blender-cup-with-wire-ball.html
There is also 10% student discount possible via Student Beans
For those who don't want to sign up you can purchase via them on Amazon too at the same price (although there is no mention of the free gifts there) https://www.amazon.co.uk/10Bell-Selectorised-Kettlebell-Home-Equipment/dp/B003ZKESS2
10Bell is an innovational product designed with the user in mind. Each kit contains a user manual and Exercise DVD so even if you have never used a Kettlebell before you will be able to pick up the 10Bell and go. Weight range is from Setting Number
Setting Number Weight in lbs Weight in Kg
1 2.5 1.13
2 5 2.27
3 7.5 3.4
4 10 4.54
5 12.5 5.67
6 15 6.8
7 17.5 7.94
8 20 9.07
9 22.5 10.21
10 25 11.34
Top comments
Maevoric
2 Jun 166#3
Poor old postie having to deliver these lol
frakison
2 Jun 165#10
I'll buy a few and strap them together so that I can post back on here about how much of a hero I am :stuck_out_tongue:
frakison
2 Jun 164#11
Ordered too, will go brilliantly in my £1.6m basement extension :smiley:
Gdfrench
2 Jun 164#32
The movements are different. These are to be swung rather than lifted (although you can simply lift them, as someone pointed out further up), but their best use is to be heavier than the dumbbell you'd be using and moved through many planes, such as with a two-handed swing or Turkish get-up. You use lots of stabilising muscles, and go for high reps so burn lots of calories as well as building strength. They aren't as efficient at strength building as barbells, but they are very good with limited space and can be packed away in a way a power rack can't. Also, when the weight is no longer challenging they are still good for warm-ups or single-arm movements so the money isn't dead, and they seem to keep their value well for ebaying afterwards.
Edit: translated from garbage into English.
Latest comments (104)
louisputtick
17 Jun 16#104
I am chuffed with the way it looks, so much gym stuff is black/grey!!
louisputtick
17 Jun 16#103
Been using it for a bit now and the mechanism works great and the handle whilst plastic works great for me
adsham
11 Jun 16#102
Ah that's real shame. My feeling is the were shifting stock, 10bell don't seem to exist any longer as far as I can work out. But maybe if they can see the success of shifting this product maybe they can get some similar products in the future.
Pug77
10 Jun 16#101
I was out the country and quite busy with work, so went ahead an ordered at the website price without price match. Even though the website was showing one in stock, the order was subsequently cancelled as there is no stock with no plans to restock.
Appreciate the link adsham!
Hopefully these will come back in stock at a later date.
llama_rock
10 Jun 161#100
My order was split and I only received the free gifts, turns out that interlink scanned the items and said I received both, apparently both parcels were delivered at the same time...and now I have no way to prove that I have not received the delivery, now it is my word against the delivery driver....never knew it was so easy for them to steal and get away with it.
adsham
9 Jun 16#99
Hope it come's through - did they price match out of interest?
ricky7
9 Jun 161#98
Thanks OP. I ordered in a rush on Friday as it looked like a good deal! Didn't add the shaker but I don't need it anyway
Pug77
9 Jun 16#97
Thanks for sharing the link adsham . Ordered, awaiting email confirmation. Fingers crossed.
123Answer
8 Jun 16#96
Don't worry it's not your fault! Thanks for sharing the deal.
adsham
8 Jun 16#95
Just noticed that link isn't working via HUKD but if you copy and paste it then it should work.
adsham
8 Jun 16#94
Ah, that makes sense, they probably bundled the free stuff in with the rest of your order. Glad there wasn't a problem!
REAL_DEAL
8 Jun 161#93
Courier had split order, arrive today, along with my other order of supplements/ shaker/straps and free mouse mat.inc aswell...
thanks OP,
adsham
8 Jun 16#92
Sorry to hear that, if I'd known about that I wouldn't have included the Amazon option in the OP.
You won't find anything similar for less than 70 quid. That offerr was great :smiley:
123Answer
7 Jun 16#88
Well I ordered on Amazon when they were still in stock on Friday and received an email Monday to say they had sold out so order was cancelled. Not impressed! Amazon charges them 15% commission so I imagine they gave priority to website orders.
Pug77
7 Jun 16#87
Missed out on this. Searched high and low and haven't found this kettle bell available anywhere. Anyone know of a similar priced alternative?
adsham
7 Jun 16#86
Either they didn't send them or more likely the courier didn't realise there were 2 parcels in the order? I'd contact Monster Supplements. I once had a complaint about an order and they were pretty good and quick about issuing a refund - I'd imagine they'll just send it out again.
REAL_DEAL
7 Jun 16#85
yes order shows shaker and straps (yes added as above instructions)
adsham
7 Jun 16#84
Also did you add the shaker to the order as per the instructions?
adsham
7 Jun 16#83
I did, although it was in a separate parcel to the kettlebell.
REAL_DEAL
7 Jun 16#82
never got my free straps and shaker,,,,,did you get yours guys
danielUK84
6 Jun 16#81
thanks :smiley:
adsham
6 Jun 16#80
Got mine today too, now to practice my turkish get ups :smiley:
emeraldbugle
6 Jun 16#79
Mine arrived today....wishing I'd got the red one now!
adsham
5 Jun 16#78
Looks good - any feedback so far?
brilly
3 Jun 16#77
looks a bit crap, can only really use it 2 handed, possibly too wide and will it not stress your wrists?
raghu2000
3 Jun 162#76
hi...the cap size was okay for the size of the plates that i have. so if you are not comfortable with the cap size then i suggest you get the bigger width cap.
i took 200mm single side threaded bare because i like some extra room for picking the kettle...i also use it for arm curls..so i like that extra width. but it is entirely on your preference..you can take a shorter one.
similarly you can also increase or decrease the size of the double ended thread ones...i suggest take a measuring tape and get a feel of what you are comfortable with
before you buy the pipes check the diameter of the plates you have. for me the 3/4 inches ones were fine. however pleasure measure yours.
buy the BSP threaded ones....for all items so that it is consistent. i also got confused as there are two types of threads...as long as you buy one consistent one for the pipes and attachments..it is fine
dale86uk
3 Jun 16#75
Hi mate cheers.
I'm not sure that the Cap will be big enough for you, also did you order the correct size? (1/4" is £0.37, 3/4" is £0.45).
The plates might slide off the end?
Also did you mean 100mm long for the single side threaded bars?
Also the bars state bore size and not O/D thread size which is confusing
Cheers
raghu2000
3 Jun 162#74
try this website pipeworksuppliers.co.uk
i got the following:
1. black malleable iron bspt cap: 0.37
2. black malleable iron bspt equal T size 3/4 inch : 0.82
3. black medium steel tube 3/4 threaded both end bsp 200mm : 1.74
4. black medium steel tube 3/4 threaded one end bsp 200 mm x2 : 2.48
delivery : 2.50
total : 7.91
they also have a ebay shop but on ebay they charge more.
Indeed, but you can also use it for other exercises - you can be creative :smiley:
It has a different centre of gravity and grip to dumbells, so can be good for changing things up a bit.
By the way I'm not recommending one over the other - my original point was that you can't just state that this particular weight of dumbell isn't suitable for experienced users as it all depends on what you are doing with it.
brilly
3 Jun 16#70
traditional kettlebell movements are as you say, swings/dynamic moves
adsham
3 Jun 16#69
And what are the "traditional" movements? Of course you could use a dumbell.
Don't forget It's just weight at the end of the day - my gym doesn't have kettlebells so I do a "dumbell" swing :smiley: - slightly less convenient grip but does the job just the same.
brilly
3 Jun 16#68
if you buy a kettlebell not to use in the traditional movements then why? just buy/use dumbells
adsham
3 Jun 16#67
It's out of stock too - it's the same retailer.
snedger
3 Jun 16#66
Don't understand why people think that swinging a 25lb weight around for aerobic exercise is not using heavy enough weight?
Fantastic weight range for toning and cardio fitness IMO.
Unfortunately don't feel fit enough to pick up and carry home a 25lb package from the Post Office - would probably involve two or three unhealthy, albeit enjoyable, pit stops.
Hot deal!
reformedEffortMaker
3 Jun 16#65
Out of stock :disappointed: anyone got the link to the Amazon one?
adsham
3 Jun 16#64
I thought about this too....good job we don't have a cat :smiley:
Wait a minute - don't I know you?
otterboxer
3 Jun 16#63
where does the go pro attach? bra.
Norwichlad
3 Jun 16#62
I'm a 6 foot tall 13 stone bloke and use between 6 - 8 KG to start with depending on the exercise. Can use 10KG for really simple two hand lifts
adsham
3 Jun 16#61
It all depends on the exercise doesn't it? For a kettlebell swing you are probably correct but for bicep curl/skull crusher for example this would be "heavy" enough for most.
adsham
3 Jun 16#60
Grey doesn't seem to be adding to basket but red does?
fubob11
3 Jun 16#59
for women, the weight might be ok, if not on the light side, but for men i would recommend at least 12kg to start with. The key thing with weights is that it has to be challenging and you need to progressively load. I would recommend you try lifting a bucket of water to test out the weight if you're unsure, every 1 litre of water is approx. 1kg so you can gauge how heavy this kettle bell can get which is less than a full bucket at max.
speric07
3 Jun 161#58
My postie has been on a special course that trained him in the art of crumpling before forcing through the letter-box!
Southside691
3 Jun 16#57
OOS :disappointed: I was just going to order as well
chrisredmayne
3 Jun 16#56
already got a 10kg kettle bell, I fear if I bought this I'd just be taking it too easy
adsham
3 Jun 16#55
UKMail normally.
riskyb
3 Jun 16#54
Is this a good idea for a beginner then?
baladar
3 Jun 16#53
What courier would be used for this? Would it be Parcelforce/Royal Mail?
REAL_DEAL
3 Jun 16#52
Ordered cheers
discobob
3 Jun 16#51
Ordered - heat added
BananaBread
2 Jun 16#50
Great idea!
dale86uk
2 Jun 163#49
Best prices I can find:
3/4" BSP Malleable Iron Pipe Fittings - Black Iron Finish - Threaded Tube Steel = £2.80 (ebay)
PANNEXT FITTINGS CORP 3/4 BLK FLR Flange = £5.10 (amazon)
PANNEXT FITTINGS CORP 3/4x4 BLK Nipple = £3.37 x 2 = £6.74 (amazon)
PANNEXT FITTINGS CORP 3/4x10 BLK Nipple = £7.19 (or £8.29 for the 12" long one)
Total = £21.83 without the clamp.
Hope this helps, let me know if you can better it anywhere else
dale86uk
2 Jun 16#48
I'm up to £26 for the pipe fittings from ebay, how cheap did you get them?
Askrulous
2 Jun 161#47
My one would return it to the delivery office as it wont be able to squeeze it in my letterbox....like he did with a wickes catalogue
speric07
2 Jun 16#46
Good until the end unscrews and the weights fly out killing the cat.
DellB0y
2 Jun 161#45
nothing i like better than swinging my weighty bell around :smile:
Nitro111
2 Jun 16#44
Thanks OP
definition
2 Jun 161#43
Great! Milk and two sugars, ta.
Bob999999
2 Jun 16#42
Cringe, all these professionals. zZz boring zZz
xenophon
2 Jun 16#41
Jeez, the amount of testosterone in that thread. Made me cringe and laugh in equal measure.
adsham
2 Jun 16#40
Indeed, I guess they are just getting rid of stock - in fact the original deal came with a third free gift of grips
mushypeas25
2 Jun 16#39
Oh cool, then you ring the bell when the tea is ready? Sweeeet!
bailey87
2 Jun 162#38
Make tea
mushypeas25
2 Jun 16#37
What do you do with these? Swing em about?
gringo1804
2 Jun 16#36
Heat for a grow a deal as adjustable kettlebells, or weights of any kind in fact, are normally much more expensive. Can't help feeling that the lifting straps are a but incongruous though - if you're using an 11kg kettlebell it's highly unlikely you're going to be deadlifting the kind of weight that would necessitate the use of straps.
If you had flab i'd say you were already eating too much food
Nubeee
2 Jun 16#33
Ordered this earlier and it's being delivered tomorrow!!!!
Brilliant for the core and getting that beach belly back in no time :smiley:
Gdfrench
2 Jun 164#32
The movements are different. These are to be swung rather than lifted (although you can simply lift them, as someone pointed out further up), but their best use is to be heavier than the dumbbell you'd be using and moved through many planes, such as with a two-handed swing or Turkish get-up. You use lots of stabilising muscles, and go for high reps so burn lots of calories as well as building strength. They aren't as efficient at strength building as barbells, but they are very good with limited space and can be packed away in a way a power rack can't. Also, when the weight is no longer challenging they are still good for warm-ups or single-arm movements so the money isn't dead, and they seem to keep their value well for ebaying afterwards.
Edit: translated from garbage into English.
adsham
2 Jun 16#31
Wow, that is amusing! :smile:
danielUK84
2 Jun 161#30
Never understood the purpose of these? What advantage do they have over dumbbells?
brilly
2 Jun 162#29
lidl have them in today, 10kg for 9.99 and 5 for 6.99 iirc
Yeah shame you cant get heavier weights for same price.
Working at pets at home was regularly carrying 20kg pedigree to customers cars.
striker33
2 Jun 16#26
Not being a weights snob either. I'm tiny. Started on 15kg minimum from literally nothing but flab and even that was too low. I can't even eat real food.
adsham
2 Jun 16#25
Good idea if you already have the plates.
hukdbargain
2 Jun 16#24
That's what she said.
striker33
2 Jun 16#23
Great female starter bell
raghu2000
2 Jun 162#21
Make your own kettle bell by using water pipes. It gives you the flexibility of adding the weights to it. Cost is amazingly cheap. I made one for myself by ordering the pipes from ebay
Make your own kettle bell by using water pipes. It gives you the flexibility of adding the weights to it. Cost is amazingly cheap. I made one for myself by ordering the pipes from ebay
Thank you, means I can gert rid of my different weights and save some space
Sharpharp
2 Jun 16#14
Can anyone who has these, confirm whether the handle has a welding seem?
I've had kettle bells where there is a welding seem on the lower part of the handle, so when you rotate your hand it catches on it.
taffyraptor to Sharpharp
2 Jun 16#19
Doesn't look like it has but you could just file it down and finish it with a bit of emery cloth if this was ever a problem.
Sunni
2 Jun 162#18
Bought to use as a doorstop.
louisputtick
2 Jun 161#17
brilliant bought to use with HIIT. Was waiting for a lidl or other supermarket offer
aprunnalls
2 Jun 16#16
bought for the missus
kate g
2 Jun 163#15
You presume too much mate - I'm competent with a kettle bell with good few years experience and use 6,8 and a 10 but rarely a 12 - good form/technique far more important than how big........
anharone
2 Jun 16#13
silly question, but how do you adjust the weights on these?
adsham
2 Jun 161#12
It depends on the type of exercise surely? I'd agree with you for a kettleball swing for example, but for a single arm lying tricep extension or bicep curl this would suit a lot of "experienced" users - as I say it's all dependent on the exercise you are performing.
frakison
2 Jun 164#11
Ordered too, will go brilliantly in my £1.6m basement extension :smiley:
frakison
2 Jun 165#10
I'll buy a few and strap them together so that I can post back on here about how much of a hero I am :stuck_out_tongue:
Antwilly
2 Jun 16#9
thanks ordered!!!, will do nice for my garage gym
Jinkz
2 Jun 161#8
Exactly, and women too, I see a lot of young girls in the gym only moving a couple of kg at a time, let's not forget it's just men who work out.
Fury
2 Jun 16#7
Not bad for beginners, those with experience would need at least 12-16kg..
Doesn't seem to want to accept the Student Beans code :/
It just adds back on the price of the shaker. But even if the shaker is removed the code doesn't work.
Grohller
2 Jun 162#5
Shame the weight is so low. Brilliant price otherwise.
lucyferror
2 Jun 16#4
Thank you :smiley: Finally got kettlebell :smiley:
Maevoric
2 Jun 166#3
Poor old postie having to deliver these lol
ifitsfreeitsmine
2 Jun 162#2
Don't forget cash back, quidco has 5% on all sales
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Opening post
The maximum weight is 11.4kg (25lbs) and minimum is 1.1 kg (2.5lbs).
Available in grey or red.
The lifting straps are automatically added but you need to add the shaker manually (and the price will be deducted). Link for free shaker http://monstersupplements.com/monster-supplements-supplements-blender-cup-with-wire-ball.html
There is also 10% student discount possible via Student Beans
For those who don't want to sign up you can purchase via them on Amazon too at the same price (although there is no mention of the free gifts there) https://www.amazon.co.uk/10Bell-Selectorised-Kettlebell-Home-Equipment/dp/B003ZKESS2
10Bell is an innovational product designed with the user in mind. Each kit contains a user manual and Exercise DVD so even if you have never used a Kettlebell before you will be able to pick up the 10Bell and go. Weight range is from Setting Number
Setting Number Weight in lbs Weight in Kg
1 2.5 1.13
2 5 2.27
3 7.5 3.4
4 10 4.54
5 12.5 5.67
6 15 6.8
7 17.5 7.94
8 20 9.07
9 22.5 10.21
10 25 11.34
Top comments
Edit: translated from garbage into English.
Latest comments (104)
Appreciate the link adsham!
Hopefully these will come back in stock at a later date.
thanks OP,
:smiley:
i took 200mm single side threaded bare because i like some extra room for picking the kettle...i also use it for arm curls..so i like that extra width. but it is entirely on your preference..you can take a shorter one.
similarly you can also increase or decrease the size of the double ended thread ones...i suggest take a measuring tape and get a feel of what you are comfortable with
before you buy the pipes check the diameter of the plates you have. for me the 3/4 inches ones were fine. however pleasure measure yours.
buy the BSP threaded ones....for all items so that it is consistent. i also got confused as there are two types of threads...as long as you buy one consistent one for the pipes and attachments..it is fine
I'm not sure that the Cap will be big enough for you, also did you order the correct size? (1/4" is £0.37, 3/4" is £0.45).
The plates might slide off the end?
Also did you mean 100mm long for the single side threaded bars?
Also the bars state bore size and not O/D thread size which is confusing
Cheers
i got the following:
1. black malleable iron bspt cap: 0.37
2. black malleable iron bspt equal T size 3/4 inch : 0.82
3. black medium steel tube 3/4 threaded both end bsp 200mm : 1.74
4. black medium steel tube 3/4 threaded one end bsp 200 mm x2 : 2.48
delivery : 2.50
total : 7.91
they also have a ebay shop but on ebay they charge more.
i did not get the clamp as i had one
hope the above helps
It has a different centre of gravity and grip to dumbells, so can be good for changing things up a bit.
By the way I'm not recommending one over the other - my original point was that you can't just state that this particular weight of dumbell isn't suitable for experienced users as it all depends on what you are doing with it.
Don't forget It's just weight at the end of the day - my gym doesn't have kettlebells so I do a "dumbell" swing :smiley: - slightly less convenient grip but does the job just the same.
Fantastic weight range for toning and cardio fitness IMO.
Unfortunately don't feel fit enough to pick up and carry home a 25lb package from the Post Office - would probably involve two or three unhealthy, albeit enjoyable, pit stops.
Hot deal!
Wait a minute - don't I know you?
3/4" BSP Malleable Iron Pipe Fittings - Black Iron Finish - Threaded Tube Steel = £2.80 (ebay)
PANNEXT FITTINGS CORP 3/4 BLK FLR Flange = £5.10 (amazon)
PANNEXT FITTINGS CORP 3/4x4 BLK Nipple = £3.37 x 2 = £6.74 (amazon)
PANNEXT FITTINGS CORP 3/4x10 BLK Nipple = £7.19 (or £8.29 for the 12" long one)
Total = £21.83 without the clamp.
Hope this helps, let me know if you can better it anywhere else
:smile:
found this website that looks useful:
http://kettlebellworkouts.com/
Brilliant for the core and getting that beach belly back in no time :smiley:
Edit: translated from garbage into English.
oh... and this thread for a laugh..
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/kettle-bells-from-4-99-aldi-s-1108645#comments
Working at pets at home was regularly carrying 20kg pedigree to customers cars.
link to instructions
link to instructions
I've had kettle bells where there is a welding seem on the lower part of the handle, so when you rotate your hand it catches on it.
http://www.livestrong.com/article/231757-what-weight-kettlebell-should-i-get/
It just adds back on the price of the shaker. But even if the shaker is removed the code doesn't work.
Link via Amazon if preferred https://www.amazon.co.uk/10Bell-Selectorised-Kettlebell-Home-Equipment/dp/B003ZKESS2
Free gift 1
Free gift 2