This adjustable kettlebell starts at 26.5 pounds and can go all the way up to 70.5 pounds by adding the included 1.1-pound iron plates into the shell. The process is a bit long and requires tools, though we’d rather have that than have a bunch of kettlebells collecting dust in our home gym.

As is, the Bells of Steel adjustable kettlebell replaces 18 weights with just one but you can purchase an expansion kit to take that number up to 41.

You can even drop these down on the floor without worrying about damaging them (or your floor). These Sand Kettlebells are covered by a lifetime warranty which includes both craftsmanship defects as well as repairs, a testament to their durability and quality.

These sand kettlebells are offered at a variety of weights; 13, 18, 26, 35, 44, and 53 pounds. Each features an overbuilt construction with a heavy duty padded handle, double-pass stitching at each seam, a reinforced ballistic bottom with extra abrasion resistance, box X stitched reinforced handles, and a double velcro top closure with an additional sipper panel for a seamless top.

When filled, these are bigger than a traditional kettlebell. However, they are way more portable as you simply have to fold up an empty bag and take it along with you to train anywhere.

Every kettlebell has both its weight and the GORUCK logo embroidered on the exterior. An endurance-focused design allows the weight to easily swing and shift in your hands for a fluid feel. Users appreciate the comfort of the handles which includes neoprene padding sewn into each one.

The Prone Grip T-Handle has five holes spaced 1 inch apart to easily adjust the height of the handle to better suit each athlete. The Neutral Grip X-Handle and The Neutral Grip D-Handle are knurled, allowing for a secure grip. The K-Handle, also known as the kettlebell handle, is a smooth, wide-looped handle. The C-Handle, or carabiner handle, will connect to any grip-based attachment to be used for various lifting techniques. 

This could be a useful piece of equipment for athletes to add to their arsenal if they’re looking to bring more versatility to their strength training routine.

Tru Grit gives you the option to choose a maxim weight of 20 or 40 pounds, each with removable plates to get your desired weight for kettlebell swings, snatches, and more. It’s not the best adjustable kettlebell on the market, and the adjustment system leaves a lot to be desired, but it gets the job done. 

One big negative about this adjustable kettlebell is the weight increments aren’t marked, making it difficult to adjust the weight as you workout. It’s not our favorite adjustable kettlebell, but it’s a good option for those low on budget. 

Weight increments for 20 pound adjustable kettlebell: 

• 5 lbs.
• 7.5 lbs.
• 10 lbs.
• 12.5 lbs.
• 15 lbs.
• 17.5 lbs.
• 20 lbs.

Weight increments for 40 pound adjustable kettlebell:

• 7.7 lbs. 
• 12.3 lbs. 
• 17.8 lbs. 
• 23.7 lbs.
•  29.7 lbs. 
• 35.2 lbs. 
• 40 lbs.

The heavy-duty, powdercoated handle can be used interchangeably with IronMaster’s kettlebell and dumbbell weight plates and locking screws. The empty handle is 22.5 pounds, which is a fairly high starting weight, but the handle design allows for easy two-hand use when needed. Furthermore, the weight can be adjusted in 2.5 pound increments, allowing the user to make small jumps when needed. Considering it goes up to 80 pounds, this is a great product for a wide variety of kettlebell circuits.