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.66 a pound for the 24k, .68 for the 16s
Cheap Walmart kettlebells
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Re: Cheap Walmart kettlebells
Thats SO cheap holy crap
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Did you happen to buy these? They're still fairly cheap.augeleven wrote: ↑Thu Dec 30, 2021 10:57 am https://www.walmart.com/ip/Athletic-Wor ... /390690570
.66 a pound for the 24k, .68 for the 16s
I'm torn between picking these up in 16/24kg or just buying the Ironmaster kettlebell handle. Not really going to do anything but swings.
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I bought a pair of 16s and a 24. I wish I bought a pair of each at that price, for the girls or for halos and weighting backpacks and such.
For swings the 16 feels way too light, I could easily swing it for 20s on day one. I like the idea of not chasing loading PRs wit it, so I’ll probably just use the 24 until it’s too easy or I find a deal on a >32kg bell.
For swings the 16 feels way too light, I could easily swing it for 20s on day one. I like the idea of not chasing loading PRs wit it, so I’ll probably just use the 24 until it’s too easy or I find a deal on a >32kg bell.
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I did order the 16/24. I'll watch for a deal on heavier ones.
I had a 35-75 pound fixed set by 5s a few years ago and I do remember using the 35 for the first warmups if I was coming in cold. 5-pound jumps were a waste of space for swings, but I probably should have kept like 35/50/75.
I had a 35-75 pound fixed set by 5s a few years ago and I do remember using the 35 for the first warmups if I was coming in cold. 5-pound jumps were a waste of space for swings, but I probably should have kept like 35/50/75.
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I got the 16/24 already. They're actually nicer than the old fixed KBs I had before, so that was a nice surprise.