
Description
Why competition kettlebells are different
With regular cast iron kettlebells, the size grows with the weight. The problem: your grip, arm position, and entire handling changes every time you switch weight. The competition kettlebell solves that. Whether 8 kg or 32 kg – the dimensions stay the same. The diameter is always 21 cm, the handle always 3.5 cm. You train with clean technique without having to readjust every time you go up or down in weight. For cleans, jerks, and snatches, that makes a real difference.The handle makes the difference
The small gap between handle and bell body is no accident. With the competition kettlebell, the weight sits closer to your arm. That reduces energy loss during explosive movements and allows more reps – especially during long sets. The IWF colour coding helps you grab the right weight instantly, even in the heat of a workout. All weights are made from steel and specifically filled to achieve different weights while keeping the same size.Technical Specifications
| Material | Steel, specifically filled |
|---|---|
| Bell diameter | 210 mm (identical across all weights) |
| Handle diameter | 35 mm (identical across all weights) |
| Weight tolerance | Minimal |
| Standard | IWF colour coding |
| Weights | 8-32 kg in 7 variants (IWF colour coded) |
| Unit | 1 piece |
| Stock | All weights available from stock |
Competition Kettlebell vs. Classic Kettlebell (Cast Iron)
| Criteria | Competition Kettlebell | Classic Kettlebell (Cast Iron) |
|---|---|---|
| Size | Always the same (210 mm) | Grows with weight |
| Handle distance to body | Small – less energy loss | Larger – more leverage |
| Technique consistency | Identical at every weight | Needs adjustment |
| Colour coding | IWF standard | Usually none |
| Material | Steel, filled | Solid cast iron |
| Ideal for | Kettlebell sport, long sets, technique training | General strength training, WODs |
For kettlebell sport, competition prep, and anyone who values consistent technique, there's no way around the competition kettlebell. If you mainly do swings and simple movements, a classic kettlebell works just fine too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the competition kettlebell the same size at every weight?
Who are competition kettlebells for?
What do the colours mean?
Do I need a competition kettlebell as a beginner?
Can I mix competition and classic kettlebells?
How should I store the kettlebells?
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Customer reviews
If you're serious about kettlebell sport, you want competition kettlebells. The difference to the cast iron version is immediately noticeable – the handle sits closer, the handling is the same at every weight. I use them myself for jerks and snatches. For pure swing training, a classic kettlebell does the job, but as soon as you want more, competition bells are the better choice.
Further information
Additional informations
- Brand
- cross equip
- Weight
- 9.0 kg
- Training goals
- Functional Fitness
Shipping & Delivery
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Small and lightweight parcels are delivered by Swiss Post. We ship larger and heavier parcels via DPD.
Our shipping partner
For larger shipments that need to be transported by truck on pallets, our shipping partner Christian Rüedi AG ensures on-time and damage-free delivery.
We offer reliable and fast shipping so you receive your order as quickly as possible.
- Delivery times: Our standard delivery times are usually 2–3 business days.
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- Tracking: After your order has been shipped, you will receive a tracking number via email, which you can use to check the status of your delivery online at any time. Delivery areas: We deliver exclusively to Switzerland.
- Returns and exchanges: If you are not satisfied with your order, we offer a hassle-free return and exchange policy. Please read our return policy for more information.
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