Elevate your fitness routine with this 20 kg cast iron kettlebell, designed for a complete workout that combines muscle strengthening and cardio training. Its wide, practical handle allows for a secure grip with one or two hands, while the flattened underside prevents rolling during use. The ultra-durable rubber base protects your floors from damage, making it perfect for home workouts. Plus, let the Freeletics app guide you towards your fitness goals for added motivation and support.
Elevate your fitness routine with this 20 kg cast iron kettlebell, designed for a complete workout that combines muscle strengthening and cardio training. Its wide, practical handle allows for a secure grip with one or two hands, while the flattened underside prevents rolling during use. The ultra-durable rubber base protects your floors from damage, making it perfect for home workouts. Plus, let the Freeletics app guide you towards your fitness goals for added motivation and support.
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Kettlebell 20kg
Elevate your fitness routine with this 20 kg cast iron kettlebell, designed for a complete workout that combines muscle strengthening and cardio training. Its wide, practical handle allows for a secure grip with one or two hands, while the flattened underside prevents rolling during use. The ultra-durable rubber base protects your floors from damage, making it perfect for home workouts. Plus, let the Freeletics app guide you towards your fitness goals for added motivation and support.
Elevate your fitness routine with this 20 kg cast iron kettlebell, designed for a complete workout that combines muscle strengthening and cardio training. Its wide, practical handle allows for a secure grip with one or two hands, while the flattened underside prevents rolling during use. The ultra-durable rubber base protects your floors from damage, making it perfect for home workouts. Plus, let the Freeletics app guide you towards your fitness goals for added motivation and support.
Last updated at 21/12/2025 16:51:05
originally posted on decathlon.co.uk
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originally posted on decathlon.co.uk
I used to have 2 competition kettlebells and though I’ve not had these for long I think I prefer them.Why? Cheaper, rubber bottom, smaller size, but crucially the handle size-the longer vertical sides vs competition size is a much better fit for my hand size (large) allowing me to fully and comfortably connect.
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I have two of these for a varied workout.They are not perfectly made competitive kettlebells. Neither are they are sculptures or works of art. There are some defaults as can be expected from raw cast iron products. They ARE the perfect kettlebell for a home workout.The rubber bases are superior to any other home kettlebell on the market, they will protect your floor (and walls if your aim is poor), your toes for those barefoot workouts and any other body that may accidentally come into contact with the kettlebell.The rounded upper half is very comfortable for racking on shoulders, forearms, waist, thigh, heel, wherever you plan to rest it.The wide square shaped handles are perfect for one handed and two handed exercises. This allows you to hold the kettlebell ... MoreI have two of these for a varied workout.They are not perfectly made competitive kettlebells. Neither are they are sculptures or works of art. There are some defaults as can be expected from raw cast iron products. They ARE the perfect kettlebell for a home workout.The rubber bases are superior to any other home kettlebell on the market, they will protect your floor (and walls if your aim is poor), your toes for those barefoot workouts and any other body that may accidentally come into contact with the kettlebell.The rounded upper half is very comfortable for racking on shoulders, forearms, waist, thigh, heel, wherever you plan to rest it.The wide square shaped handles are perfect for one handed and two handed exercises. This allows you to hold the kettlebell close to the body. The handles are also nicely made to get a good grip without or with chalk depending on if you want to protect your hands and secure your grip. As the handle is not too thick, you could also wear a sort of glove / grip / hand protector if you are so inclined.When mine were delivered the boxes each said measured weight was 15.7kg. I haven't checked this myself. Now, this is quite a deviation from a stated 16kg, But let's be real, if you are considering buying a kettlebell from Decathlon, chances are you are not looking to set a verifiable olympic world record of any particular exercise, otherwise you'd be looking at something 5-10 times this price. They both feel nicely balanced and are the same weight.In brief, if you want to keep fit, have a good safe workout at home, not damage yourself nor your home, this is a perfect addition to your workout equipment at a steal of a price. If you quickly give up on home workout ambitions, it's still a fairly good value door stop or home protection tool.I recommend using them whilst working out on a yoga mat or similar.Experience: previously a competitive weightlifter and coach.
I like decathlon. Nice and child like. I am not perfect . My relationship is well and truly been terminated. Sports direct or JD sports. Non. Insult after insult. Do jail time before shopping at these .
I used to have 2 competition kettlebells and though I’ve not had these for long I think I prefer them.Why? Cheaper, rubber bottom, smaller size, but crucially the handle size-the longer vertical sides vs competition size is a much better fit for my hand size (large) allowing me to fully and comfortably connect.
I have two of these for a varied workout.They are not perfectly made competitive kettlebells. Neither are they are sculptures or works of art. There are some defaults as can be expected from raw cast iron products. They ARE the perfect kettlebell for a home workout.The rubber bases are superior to any other home kettlebell on the market, they will protect your floor (and walls if your aim is poor), your toes for those barefoot workouts and any other body that may accidentally come into contact with the kettlebell.The rounded upper half is very comfortable for racking on shoulders, forearms, waist, thigh, heel, wherever you plan to rest it.The wide square shaped handles are perfect for one handed and two handed exercises. This allows you to hold the kettlebell ... MoreI have two of these for a varied workout.They are not perfectly made competitive kettlebells. Neither are they are sculptures or works of art. There are some defaults as can be expected from raw cast iron products. They ARE the perfect kettlebell for a home workout.The rubber bases are superior to any other home kettlebell on the market, they will protect your floor (and walls if your aim is poor), your toes for those barefoot workouts and any other body that may accidentally come into contact with the kettlebell.The rounded upper half is very comfortable for racking on shoulders, forearms, waist, thigh, heel, wherever you plan to rest it.The wide square shaped handles are perfect for one handed and two handed exercises. This allows you to hold the kettlebell close to the body. The handles are also nicely made to get a good grip without or with chalk depending on if you want to protect your hands and secure your grip. As the handle is not too thick, you could also wear a sort of glove / grip / hand protector if you are so inclined.When mine were delivered the boxes each said measured weight was 15.7kg. I haven't checked this myself. Now, this is quite a deviation from a stated 16kg, But let's be real, if you are considering buying a kettlebell from Decathlon, chances are you are not looking to set a verifiable olympic world record of any particular exercise, otherwise you'd be looking at something 5-10 times this price. They both feel nicely balanced and are the same weight.In brief, if you want to keep fit, have a good safe workout at home, not damage yourself nor your home, this is a perfect addition to your workout equipment at a steal of a price. If you quickly give up on home workout ambitions, it's still a fairly good value door stop or home protection tool.I recommend using them whilst working out on a yoga mat or similar.Experience: previously a competitive weightlifter and coach.
Great product from Decathlon, but if you're planning on getting it shipped it may come in a bit chipped and scratched. The product had a few of the enamel chipped from the handling during shipping, but only astheics. The product came is a small box with no protective packaging other than a bag around the kettlebell.The kettlebell came in has an accurate weight of 35.4 lbs, just a hair from 16kg/35.6lbs. This was scientifically tested on my bathroom scale. Again, awesome product, but caution on the shipping.Recommend that Decathlon relook at their packaging for such a heavy product.
Very happy with the rubber design on the kettlebell base to prevent scratching the floor. However my kettlebell arrived with the paint chipped and a lot of minor scratches on the rubber base and the kettlebell itself. Cleaning the kettlebell with a damp cloth led to more paint chip which makes me worried if the paint will come off quickly.
Started KB training and 3rd session already able to Jerk press the 16KG with my non-dominant arm. That's the training. For the item. It is nice and compactly built. The horns maybe a bit too long for me. And the handle needs some smoothing but over all I am satisfied. It is also cost efficient compared to others. The rubber bottom doesn't just add aesthetics but noise and impact protection to the surface I'm working on. Great item.
I have been using this Kettlebell and the 16kg, 12kg, & 8kg versions for over a month now. I like how the bottom of the Kettlebell has padding and this helps protect my floor at home.The wide square-shaped handle of this Kettlebell is very good for certain exercises where you need to grip the kettlebell by the horns. However, for some movements such as Swings, the square handle sometimes rubs against your thighs and you need to adjust your grip or stance to accommodate the wider handle. For movements like snatches or cleans, sometimes your hand gets into the corder of the handle; the 90° corner of the handle where the horn meets the top handle. This can be a bit uncomfortable to grip and can tire your hands when you are doing longer exercies. This is where the ... MoreI have been using this Kettlebell and the 16kg, 12kg, & 8kg versions for over a month now. I like how the bottom of the Kettlebell has padding and this helps protect my floor at home.The wide square-shaped handle of this Kettlebell is very good for certain exercises where you need to grip the kettlebell by the horns. However, for some movements such as Swings, the square handle sometimes rubs against your thighs and you need to adjust your grip or stance to accommodate the wider handle. For movements like snatches or cleans, sometimes your hand gets into the corder of the handle; the 90° corner of the handle where the horn meets the top handle. This can be a bit uncomfortable to grip and can tire your hands when you are doing longer exercies. This is where the traditional handle is superior, as there is no pinching of your fingers as there is no corner on the handle.Overall, the kettlebells are good value & great for home use, but if one is looking for a kettlebell for heavy use, please take into account how you will be using this as the handle may not be ideal for some exercieses.
First of all, this does look great and is great value. The base is stable and the wide handle is useful. Unfortunately though, the design makes for uncomfortable use and I would think twice about getting more from this range, COVID lockdown may force my hand on that if the other suppliers don't get them in. After 3 weeks of use I have rough, callused fingers and still not got up the same workout frequency, due to letting bruises rest (and these are just from doing getups, no cleans or windmills etc).My main complaints are:The handle is rough, if you are doing swings then expect rubbing.The coloured ring is not flush on mine like the photo but sticks out, the material is soft to touch but if you are doing cleans or windmills the ring is right on the equator, where ... MoreFirst of all, this does look great and is great value. The base is stable and the wide handle is useful. Unfortunately though, the design makes for uncomfortable use and I would think twice about getting more from this range, COVID lockdown may force my hand on that if the other suppliers don't get them in. After 3 weeks of use I have rough, callused fingers and still not got up the same workout frequency, due to letting bruises rest (and these are just from doing getups, no cleans or windmills etc).My main complaints are:The handle is rough, if you are doing swings then expect rubbing.The coloured ring is not flush on mine like the photo but sticks out, the material is soft to touch but if you are doing cleans or windmills the ring is right on the equator, where it hits your arm. I am not even doing this type of movement, it hurts and I have permanent bruises on my forearm just where it rests from doing get-ups.The rubber bottom, with its pleasing geometric pattern adds to the pain. On one side, the position directly under the number is not a flat piece but a corner- it is pointy right where your wrist goes. Ouch! It would be nice if this was round and extended right up to the handle to give some wrist protection.Over all, if you are desperate then buy it but if not it's worth waiting for other suppliers to get back in stock.
This is a departure from normal kettlebell designs and it shows why the other are not designed this way. The bell places tremendous pressure on the outer forearm by the wrist when in the racked position from which an overhead press is performed ( a pretty standard exercise ).The hand hole is too large, both too wide and too high above the bell. It is painful to press it. It also isn't good for cleaning or snatching. The bell can swing around to much in the hand on the end of that oversized handle. Overall, if you only want to perform swings, it is OK. If you want to row it or dead lift it it is fine.I am going to spend the money on a better quality bell when I move up to 40lbs.
Bought this as my first KB. Initial impression is good,well made, slightly rough finish (but I found this helped build grip and toughen my hands up).However, it is only after Kettlebell training for a while that you realise not all Kettlebells are equal and that the handle on these is flawed. What I mean by this is that when in the 'clean' racked position, the weight of the base is resting directly on the bone of the wrist just below your hand. Over time this becomes uncomfortable and you miss training days to let the bruising and occasionally swollen wrist go down.Having said that, I have got a lot out of using this bell. Swings have improved massively and it does look great. I now use it for warm up exercises, but for my main workouts I use 'competition bells' ... MoreBought this as my first KB. Initial impression is good,well made, slightly rough finish (but I found this helped build grip and toughen my hands up).However, it is only after Kettlebell training for a while that you realise not all Kettlebells are equal and that the handle on these is flawed. What I mean by this is that when in the 'clean' racked position, the weight of the base is resting directly on the bone of the wrist just below your hand. Over time this becomes uncomfortable and you miss training days to let the bruising and occasionally swollen wrist go down.Having said that, I have got a lot out of using this bell. Swings have improved massively and it does look great. I now use it for warm up exercises, but for my main workouts I use 'competition bells' from wolverson. More expensive but quality and the ergonomics make it worthwhile.
