York Fitness (Navy) - York Fitness Vinyl Kettlebell 12 kg - Home Gym Equipment Perfect for Bodybuilding Weight Lifting Training Kettlebell

Good kettle bell for a home gym, although as it's vinyl it can be a little bulky compared to some of the more streamline smaller all metal kettlebells, but I have no problem with this, would recommend.

I love this lil guy for my leg workouts ! easy to store, fits my home gym space, cute color and great quality.

I like York as a brand having some of their other products, you know they will be well built and designed for the task in hand.I don't know how a company could make a bad kettlebell, but this one is really good. I never had any issues using it, easy to hold regardless of the exercise, (swings, squats, curls) you can do them all easily.It is also a really durable item and made of durable material so even if you're dropping this it will last. Also works as a fantastic door stop :) - so that's a bonus

I lost 7 stone after being diagnosed with diabetes in 2021. Although I've gotten my weight where I'd like it. I've lost most of my muscles. These kettlebells are ideal.One word of caution. If you're a beginner, like myself, resist the temptation to buy too high a weight of kettlebell. I bought two 12kg kettlebells, and believe me, after 5 mins of trying them out, I'd used muscles that I'd forgotten I'd had 🤣. And make sure you watch a YouTube video, showing you the correct way to do beginners exercises. As you could cause yourself harm, by not following a gradual regime.If used properly, these bells will burn fat, and build muscles. So all in all, a very good product.Also comes with a chart, showing various exercise techniques. But again, be careful as these may not be suitable for beginners.

This range of kettlebells by York are top quality. Alot of the other reviews mention the edges of the plastic being quite sharp on your hands but I didn't find this with the few I bought. They're well made, solid and safe as houses. The only problem I can see, and this can be said for all vinyl kettlebells, is that as the weight goes up so does the size. Iron kettlebells are alot smaller and more comfortable to work with but because these are vinyl and filled with sand they're an awful lot bigger. So much so that when doing some exercises the sheer size of the thing can become quite unaccommodating and you'll soon be bashing it into your sides/arms/legs etc. I would say 12kg is about as big as I'd like to go and anything under (I also have 8 and 10kg) is fine and with each kettlebell you'll get a very large poster with alot of different exercises on which is very helpful. I would recommend these to anyone but if you're looking at the heavier options go for one of the more expensive iron kettlebells. God only knows how big the 20kg vinyl kettlebell must be!!

These have split and are now unusable. Lucky I noticed and they haven't come apart during use! Could easily cause injury to the user and damage to the area your using them. Disgrace.

These are the cheapest made product possible. The plastic that holds the sand mix together is breaking at the seems. See the photo attached to this post.