KettleWorx Kettlebells are Bad!

by Casey
(Michigan, U.S.A.)

KettleWorx has made a name for itself by manufacturing kettlebells for those who want to perform ballistic exercises. I'm an avid fan of cardiovascular and ballistic regimens, so I was excited when I received one of their products as a gift a few months back.

This excitement was immediately drained once I started using the kettlebell. The handle was extremely uncomfortable no matter how I tried holding it. The product's foam handle felt too slippery, too difficult to hold; it simply wasn't natural.

I've used kettlebells before and have found many of them to replicate the feeling of a hard day's work using farm equipment or working men's tools. This was not the case with KettleWorx because the weight and sensation was completely alien to me. I decided to venture onto their company website to find a poor quality display boasting the importance of the product.

I felt very sorry for my relative who was probably sucked in by a presentation at an outlet mall. It boasts that it can sculpt muscles and burn fat with only two to three uses every week.

I've continued to use this product on a daily basis and had felt no significant outcome with any of my muscles, my fat index, or anything physically rewarding. You shouldn't ask a lot for a device labeled a 'kettlebell', but this product delivered a rather low amount of satisfaction in my exercise routine.

It now rests in my closet waiting for the next garage sale because of its unchallenging weight, its bizarre physical properties, and an overall cheap presentation.