Commercial Kettlebell Sets

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Discover our commercial Kettlebell Sets, complete with racks to upgrade your gym's training options.

Our expertly curated selection offers durable cast iron, vinyl, chrome, and rubber sets perfect for strength, HIIT, and functional fitness.

With options catering to all levels, add the ideal kettlebell package to your facility for an efficient and effective workout experience.

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Body-Solid Full Kettlebell Set KBC Muscle and Strength Training Solution Healthy and Safe Workout
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Body-Solid Full Kettlebell Sets (KBC)
from $315.64
Body-Solid Iron Powder Coat Kettlebell Set KBR Muscle and Strength Training Equipment Solution Healthy and Safe Workout
Body-Solid Iron Powder Coat Kettlebell Set KBR
Body-Solid Iron Powder Coat Kettlebell Set (KBR)
from $299.05
powerblock adjustable kettlebell pair
powerblock adjustable kettlebell
PowerBlock Adjustable Kettlebell
from $169.00
5 - 50 lb. Body-Solid Vinyl Kettlebell Set KBV
Body-Solid Vinyl Kettlebell Set KBV on display
Body-Solid Vinyl Kettlebell Set (KBV)
from $138.23
powerblock kettlebell handle
PowerBlock Pro Series Kettlebell Handle
$99.00

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Shopping Guide for Commercial Kettlebell Sets

Selecting the perfect commercial kettlebell set requires weighing key factors. Use this guide to make an informed purchase for your facility.

  1. Material/Construction: Consider cast iron for durability or coated options for protection and aesthetics.
  2. Weight Range: Accommodate beginners to advanced with lighter and heavier weights.
  3. Grip/Handle: Opt for ergonomic handles with secure grips to prevent slippage.
  4. Storage: Many sets come with racks to organize weights and optimize space.
  5. Budget/Value: Compare sets to find the best combination of quality and affordability.
  6. Home Use: Commercial-grade offers long-term value over residential models for dedicated home gyms.

With these aspects weighed, you can invest in a high-quality kettlebell package tailored to your facility's needs for efficient and enjoyable training.

Commercial Kettlebell Sets FAQs

Kettlebells are made from a variety of materials to balance durability and user-friendliness. Cast iron provides a classic, solid feel; vinyl-coated ones are gentle on floors; chrome offers a sleek look; and rubber-coated kettlebells protect against damage.

Our selection includes these materials, ensuring high-quality equipment designed for both performance and longevity in a commercial setting.

Yes, kettlebells come in a broad range of weights, making them versatile tools suitable for individuals at any stage of their fitness journey, from beginners to advanced athletes.

Consider your users' abilities and goals. Include lighter and heavier kettlebells.

Yes, many include racks to organize weights and optimize space conveniently.

Regularly inspect for wear, wipe down after use, and occasionally oil cast iron bells.

It's not an absolute necessity to have two full sets of kettlebells, but there are some potential benefits:

  • Allows more people to use kettlebells simultaneously. With two full sets, multiple users can perform different exercises at the same time without sharing equipment.
  • Provides workout options that require two kettlebells. Some exercises call for a kettlebell in each hand, so two full sets gives you that capability.
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