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Competition Kettlebells - In Stock Reviews

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About Vulcan Strength Training Systems:

Vulcan Strength Training Systems is US veteran owned company and primary supplier and innovator of high quality strength training equipment. Vulcan Strength Bumper Plates, Olympic Barbells, Kettlebells, Squat Stands, Rigs and Racks are used in Crossfit and Olympic weightlifting gyms all over the world.

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Phone:

8779864313

Email:

vulcan@vulcanstrength.com

Location:

655-H Pressley Rd,
Charlotte
North Carolina
28217

I own quite a few kettlebells, but this is my favorite !
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Posted 1 year ago
Excellent quality fit and finish, a little more textured on the handle than some kettlebells, but I prefer that. Packaging was excellent, especially given how hard it can be to ship a kettlebell.
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Posted 1 year ago
Awesome kettlebell https://youtu.be/N6O1h6gSSOA?si=F4vMKvWC8xs8xpT_
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Posted 1 year ago
Great kettlebell! The handle is great for two-handed and one-handed exercises, but the wider geometry doesn’t change how you switch your grip in cleans, snatches, and others. The raw steel surface looks great with the matte powder coating, and it provides good grip. I recommend checking how the grip feels when you work with this kettlebell before throwing chalk on it. The raw steel handle provides better grip friction than a polished steel handle, and you can get away with less chalk or no chalk. On the whole, these are excellent kettlebells that are more affordable than most other competition kettlebells.
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Posted 1 year ago
Great kettlebell. Handle provides plenty of grip without chalk
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Posted 2 years ago
5 stars for steel quality, ergonomics, and grip. 3 stars for quality control. I'll start off by saying that you should buy these bells. I have 6 bells from kettlebell kings and I purchased 3 from Vulcan. Steel quality feels great and balanced. The wider window is absolutely fantastic and I find it much more comfortable for cleans, jerks, and snatches. My hand naturally falls into the wider window without banging my forearms and I think this is key for heavier weights like 24+kg where some forearm pressure is inevitable. The wider window also makes these comfortable for two handed swings like my hardbells, so it has the versatile of both a comp and hard bell. No pinky pinch with these comp bells! The sand blasted finish is SUPER grippy. It takes chalk well and I honestly don't even feel like I need much at all to keep these secure in the hand. All that being said, I was disappointed in the quality control. There were spurs and rough weld lines all over the handle, especially the inside of the window. I could not use these bells without slicing up my hands. I had to take some sand paper to the handle and the problem was solved completely. I will absolutely be back when I am ready to get some heavier bells in my collection. I think if Vulcan cleaned these up a bit they would out complete kettlebell kings in every way. Get some!
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Posted 2 years ago
The competition kettlebell is extremely nice and well built. One thing to note, the wide handle has a good learning curve for the clean compared to more common design.
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Posted 2 years ago
Recently purchased a few competition kettlebells from Vulcan as a first time buyer. I am thoroughly impressed with how they communicate from the beginning to the end. There is no second guessing. I appreciate their excellent packaging, even if its a darn kettlebell, it was packed well unlike others in the buisness. The kettlebells are just EXCELLENT in the quality (though made overseas). The price is extremely competitive if not the very best for what you get. Vulcan isn't instantly recognized as makers like R, but damn, their equipment is impressive. My only hangup is that the grips are 35mm which is significantly a.... gripe with me since I have small but strong female hands.
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Posted 2 years ago