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BowFlex SelectTech 840 Adjustable Kettlebell
BowFlex SelectTech 840 Adjustable Kettlebell
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Kettlebells for Strength and Conditioning


Kettlebells are cast or coated weights with a handle, built for swings, goblet squats, presses, get-ups and carries. We sell single bells in pounds and kilograms, plus an adjustable bell. Choose by weight unit, finish and how many bells your training needs.


Quick factDetails
Bell typesPowder-coated, rubber-coated, neoprene-coated, adjustable
Weight unitsPounds and kilograms
Brands we carryBody-Solid, TAG Fitness, Vortex, York Barbell, BowFlex
Free shippingBody-Solid, TAG Fitness and Vortex


What Kettlebell Weights Do We Carry?


Pound bells run from 5 lb to 80 lb, and kilogram bells from 4 kg to 48 kg.


LineWeightsBuild
Body-Solid KBZ5 to 80 lb, in 5 lb stepsCast iron, color-coded rubber coating
York Hercules5 to 80 lbMatte black finish
Vortex Strength5 to 65 lb, in 5 lb stepsNeoprene-coated steel, multicolored
TAG Fitness powder-coated4 to 36 kgCast iron, black powder coat
Rubber-pad kilogram bells4 to 48 kgCast body, rubber-pad base


Check whether a bell is sized in pounds or kilograms before you order, because a 20 kg bell weighs more than twice a 20 lb bell.


Not sure where to start? Our guide to picking your first bell covers testing a starting weight and how many bells to buy.


Think in pounds but want a kilogram bell? TAG's powder-coated cast iron kettlebell is marked in both kg and lb.


Which Finish and Handle Suit You?


Match the finish to your floor and the handle to your grip:

  • ✅ Pounds or kilograms, to match your program
  • ✅ A lighter bell for presses, a heavier one for swings
  • ✅ A coating or rubber base for finished floors
  • ✅ A handle wide enough for two hands on swings
  • ✅ A weight range that leaves room to move up
  • ✅ A rack or shelf for every bell you own


Coated bells suit finished floors and shared rooms. Body-Solid's KBZ bells wrap one-piece cast iron in a color-coded rubber coating and add an industrial chrome handle.


Body-Solid's KBZ product data sheet lists the full size range and construction.


Cast iron bells grow in size and handle width as weight rises, while competition-style bells keep one size. Our cast iron vs competition kettlebells guide explains how each feels in your hands.


One Bell, a Pair, a Set or an Adjustable?


One bell is enough to start learning swings, and a matched pair opens up double-bell work.


ChoiceOne bellPair or setAdjustable bell
SuitsLearning swings and goblet squatsDouble-bell work and progressionOne bell in a small space
WeightsOne sizeSeveral sizes; see each set page8 to 40 lb in six settings
SpaceCorner or shelfPlan a rack8.8″ L x 7″ W x 12.5″ H
Watch forOutgrowing one weightFloor space for several bellsStops at 40 lb, residential use


The BowFlex SelectTech 840 turns a dial to pick one of six loads, and BowFlex lists a 2-year parts warranty.


Want a ready-made order? Browse kettlebell sets, several with racks, and check each set page for the bells included.


Where Do Racks and Facility Orders Live?


A rack keeps bells off the floor and in weight order. TAG Fitness's 2-tier kettlebell rack lists a 40″ x 22″ x 26″ footprint, a 14 gauge 2x4 oval steel tube frame and 7 gauge steel shelves.


Fitting out a studio or club? Browse our commercial kettlebell selection. In the Chattanooga, Tennessee area, HHF Commercial Amenities (www.hhfcommercial.com) designs and builds commercial gyms.


Kettlebell Questions


How to choose the right weight for a kettlebell?


Match the bell to the lift: presses and get-ups take a lighter bell than swings and cleans. If you land between two sizes, round down.


What are some common kettlebell exercises?


Swings, goblet squats, Turkish get-ups, presses, cleans and carries cover most programs. The weight hangs below the handle, so the bell moves differently from a dumbbell.


What muscles are worked by a kettlebell?


It depends on the lift. Swings and cleans work the glutes, hamstrings, back and core, goblet squats add the quads, and presses load the shoulders and triceps.


Are kettlebells or dumbbells better?


Neither wins every time. Kettlebells suit swings, cleans, get-ups and carries, while fixed and adjustable dumbbells suit curls, rows and presses. Many home gyms keep both.


Build Your Kettlebell Setup


Unsure which weights, finish or rack fit your room? Book a free 3D home gym design with our team.


Orders ship from Tennessee to all 50 states, with 30-day returns on working, undamaged equipment in its original packaging (a restocking fee and return shipping apply). To check a weight range before you order, call or text 423-458-2453, or shop Hamilton Home Fitness.

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