2kg? Do you even lift bruh?!

I think Ellie is a lady not a 'meat head' and whether she lifts or not this is a good price compared to what I've seen around

My brush doesn't weigh 2kg. I assume these are handweights? I don't really know what they are but the price reduction made me post, maybe helpful to someone who knows what they are and wants to buy them?

Think it was meant in jest.

cheaper to use bags of sugar! Thanks for posting

Nice deal if you need/want it, £1.99 here too. But none available. Nearest is one (only one) in Putney. None in nearest 10 stores to me tho.

Uses weights and elastic bands to enlarge his junk.
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​DING DONG!!

My daughter is tiny and wants to build herself up, this would be perfect for her if they had any in stock. You have to start somewhere!!!

I have one I use as a door stop. Can't be doing with picking it up!

Now £1.99

Alright then, a can of haggis... now that's pretty stodgy stuff. If you have a supermarket about 30 mins walk away, it's a great workout; walk there 30 mins; load up with beans and haggis - 2 carrier bags and an optional rucksack for more advanced urban athletes; 30 mins walk back. Workout combined with shopping, so it's a time saver too.

You won't find these tips on the latest celebrity fad workoukout DVD, because it then renders said celebrity as a totally useless entity.

Normal can of beans around 420g so 2kg is close to 5 tins of beans.

2KG! What's that for, to use as a keyring or something? (not a troll, seems insane light... like, a can of beans or something!)

Glad there's so many experts on here.
Perhaps you can be more helpful and educate us on how to use a 2kg kettle bell?

These are very good! I recently started working out and my arms are soooo weak!! So these are perfect! I also bought the 4kg davina ones and the 6kg ones. I hold my arms fully out for 10 seconds and I can feel the burn! Also I use the 4kg ones when I do lunges.

Looks like the prices have changed and BOGO1/2 has finished

Paperweight?

​its a meme joke, it wasnt targeted at the op

​One of the dumbest comments I've read today.

​I'd question any expert who reccomended starting at 8kg. It depends entirely what excersise you're doing, how many reps and ofcourse you're strength and fitness. There's tons of kettlebell routines that very few people could manage with 8kg.

Now 1.99

Just ordered one for my kettle, as the whistle is not very loud on it.

Ordered, thank you

A good starting weight for men is around 12 pounds atleast for the unfit person, so these are absolute waste of time and money.

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Voted hot for the price but not much use unfortunately.

​you can't confirm anything, no two people are the same I use to bench 350 lbs now I use 2kg weight and hundreds of reps and feel way better and burn way more cals, just hold your arms out straight and do 50 small circles and feel the burn.

​I use these and do hundreds of reps to keep fit and good cardio 8kg is not a good starting weight.

you can buy 2 6kg Davina kettle bells for 7.48, for those wanting heavier cheaper.

If you're out of shape and start with an 8KG you'd probably do yourself an injury.

No it was about £8 for the fittings and now I can add as much or as little weight as I want so it saves buying a full set.

​I can confirm this, I work in the fitness industry. You wouldn't go much below a 6kg.

i could lift these with my middle leg

argos site is awful, wont add to basket

These are too big (not heavy) aldi ones are better, 2kg/4kg £4.99, 6kg/8kg £8.99, 12kg £12.99 if your store still has them. Similar ones available in B&M 3kg £3.99, 6kg £9.99. Or Home Bargains have some too but not sure on prices.

What would you need 2 kg for? I'm a 5 foot female and the lightest I use is 6kg.

just missed 2x20kg and 16kg on ebay £46!! my phone lost signal when bidding!! so gutted!! zero bids until the last minute, i thought i'd be picking them up tonight.

"most experts recommend" sorry but I don't agree with that.

Good experts will tailor weight to the specific exercise being performed and the person doing the exercise. There's no shame working with low weights if that is the right weight for the job. There are all kinds of people lifting weights - young, very old, mega fit people, people with chronic injuries and so on.

It's better to start with a weight that is too light rather than risking injury with something that's too heavy. Having said that, if you don't get the right weight to push yourself, your not going to see any results and you will probably just waste time flapping your arms about before quitting from boredom or lack of results.

These weights have really given my **** a 6 pack....

These would make nice cuff links :smile:

6kgs cost £8.98 for 2. just bought some. thanks op. heat

Made my own instead: http://www.endofthreefitness.com/how-to-build-a-kettlebell-in-36-seconds/

Reserved some 4 kg ones :smiley:

At 2kg as per a comment above this is 'hand weight' weight (if that makes sense)! For that reason you would be better of buying something with a different shape for adding load to cardio workouts. These are maybe too light for kettlebell swings etc?

aldi has 12kg ones for £12.99

Good deal. Shame the heavier ones don't have the same sort of discount.

​thanks for unintentionally strengthening my point

May aswell just workout with a bag of sugar from your cupboard, probaly weighs more and it's cheaper

yeah epic fail kane bruv.

How fast does it boil water and is it a good temperature for making tea?

if you want heavier aldi have them for around a tenna....

amazing workout for you to buy too, even with a light weight you will get good results doing this !

https://www.onnit.com/extreme-kettlebell-cardio-workout-dvd/

good time to take up that new years res about getting fit

It's cheaper than normal, it's a available - IT'S A DEAL thanks op

Give em a chance guys!

Looks like a good quality door stop :wink:

Heat added

Not sure if you are well endowed or just a mutant

2kg? Do you even lift bruh?!

Think it was meant in jest.

Loads near me. Have some heat.

Thank you for this. Have reserved some of the 4kg and 6kg

Heat OP this is fantastic, no where seems to have stock near me but will be able to collect in 5 days, just what I was looking for thank you