Lifeline Kettlebell Weight for Whole-Body Strength Training with Kettlebells

I love kettlebells and have been using them for many years. I have experience with a wide variety of kettle manufacturers, from bargan basement to top tier companies. I have found that quality can not only vary from brand to brand, but also within a brand; a pair of 35#/ 16kg from the same manufacturer will be the same size, but often have variations in the coating coverage, especially in the handles where the coatings can coagulate and create rough parts inside the handle, where you grip and rotate the kettlebell.I discovered these Lifeline kettlebells when they were in sale and I was looking to get a second 26k/53#. The one I had was from a high end company and I initially felt I was lowering my standards by getting the Lifeline, but the price difference was substantial, particularly when you added the cost of shipping (vs free shipping with Amazon Prime).When the kettlebell arrived, I was simply shocked by how well it was made. I understand; you're probably thing that this is just a hunk of metal, what could possibly be the difference? As someone who's callouses can attest, the coating of the handle is paramount. The Lifeline kettlebell handle was coated smoothly, without any rough spots under the handle. The coating was also perfect for using chalk, as it adheres to the coating allowing for both a solid, strong grip, as well as smooth rotations during cleans and snatches.I was so impressed by the quality of that Lifeline kettlebell that I began buying them to replace the ones I already owned, even from the high end manufacturers. I currently have doubles of Lifeline 26k/53#, 32k/70#, and 36k/80#. I also have one 40k/88#.I store all of my kettlebells outside under a canvas tarp and exercise outside in the heat and humidity. They get exposed to a lot of sweat and weather, but only one of them has shown any signs of rust. The 40k kettlebell has shown some small spots of rust on the handle (it is visible in the photos), but it turned out to just be surface rust and it was easily brushed off when I cleaned off the chalk residue.Overall, these kettlebells have proven to be an incredible value, given their competitive price and the savings on shipping. I plan on continuing to expand my kettlebell arsenal by adding their 44k/97#. I highly recommend these kettlebells for anyone looking to expand their KB collection.

It doesn't get any better than this at the given price point. Great quality, the powder coat is done well, there's no rough chunks and it's holding up well with daily use. The paint on the horns is also holding up well. The handle could be a little wider but other than that this bell is great!

This iron kettlebell from Lifeline is very well made, has a good thick handle and plenty of space to hold the KB by the horns or bottom up to do a Press, Hi Pull, Clean, Swing, etc. The finish is excellent overall. Although most of my kettlebells are steel competition I like to have this more old school kettlebells as a change of pace. Well worth the cost. They will last a lifetime of hard use.

Great product, can handle abuse, and is a solid 44 kg. Heavy kettlebells make a huge difference in your workout, this kettlebell is phenomenal.

This thing is awesome. Good grip, good handle/horn size/angle. When it's time to up the weight I will be purchasing next size up.

I wanted to purchase a Rogue kettlebell, but the shipping cost was ridiculous, so I searched Amazon. After considering a couple of the less expensive options, I decided to pay a few extra dollars for the Lifeline, and I’m glad that I did! The most important things to me were the handle finish and the bottom, and both are perfect. The cast has no rough spots or edges, and the large handle fits comfortably. I checked out the kettlebells sold at a major sporting goods chain, and for $80 theirs had very poor casting, with actual jagged edges inside of the handle. This Lifeline kettlebell is to quality. It came well-packaged in a styrofoam clamshell inside a cardboard box, so it was very well protected. It did come with a chalky white residue in it which I assume was to cheap the styrofoam from sticking to the kettlebell.

I have been doing Simple and Sinister for the past two months and this kettlebell has been amazing! I do have an Onnit Kettlebell, but I realized kettlebells with too much design and protrusion are not practical and great for workouts. The Lifeline Kettlebell is high quality and the colors on the handle are bright enough for you to easily tell between the weights. They are also very comfortable performing Kettlebell swings and Turkish Getups! Recommend 10/10!

As someone who has a home gym and only uses kettlebells for weights , I can tell you, you really wont be able to find a a higher quality kettlebell on the market. This is 4th brand of kettlebell I've bought and it is the best I have found. The coating, totally seamless handle, and fat/wide handle grip make it great for handling and worth writing an Amazon review for (and I rarely write amazon reviews!)It is more expensive than other brands. So if you are on a budget, you can find some good cost-value kettlebells out there. However, for only maybe $20 or so dollars more per weight, I think it's worth the extra cost to get one the best bells on the market. I take good care of my equipment and plan on having it for a very long time. Plus the savings of not having to buy a gym membership will offset the costs very quickly. I have 1 or 2 more weights to buy to complete my repertoire, and I will buying this brand.

La pesa rusa es tal como lo esperaba, de buena calidad y me llego en la fecha que me indico el proveedor cuando realice la compra.

Its handle is super narrow. I don't have large hands and it's still constrictive. There's no room for my hand. I would definitely not buy it again, or recommend it.

No me acomodó para movimientos donde se recarga la pesa en el antebrazo ya que se me encajaba en la muñeca, pero tengo las manos grandes. A alguien con brazos y manos más pequeñas podría funcionarle bien.