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Powder Coated Kettlebell Starter Set

Powder Coated Kettlebell Starter Set

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The right weight is always there – five bells
From learning technique to heavy swings – 8 to 24 kg
Built for daily use – coated cast iron
A base for box and home gym – 80 kg in the set
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Five weights that cover your training together

A kettlebell set takes the starting-weight question off your plate – you have all five right there: 8, 12, 16, 20 and 24 kg, 80 kg together. The 8 is your learning tool: build clean technique for swings and get-ups, plus presses where you hit your limit fast. 12 and 16 kg are the working weights that carry most swings and goblet squats. And once the strength is there, you go at heavy swings, cleans and carries with 20 and 24 kg.

That covers everything from your first training day to the advanced athlete. In the box the spread pays off twice over – several people train at the same time, each with the weight that fits them.

The ball grows with the weight – and that's by design

Worth knowing before you buy: cast iron bells get bulkier with every step up in weight. The 8 measures 11.5 cm across, the 24 measures 17.5 cm. The handle goes from 3.2 to 3.6 cm along with it. Competition kettlebells, by contrast, keep ball and handle identical across all weights.

That's not a flaw, it's a different philosophy. Cast iron is the classic kettlebell type and the most used one – for most athletes the right way in. You see at a glance from the volume which bell you're grabbing, and the thicker handle on the heavy weights trains your grip along the way. If you're after competition technique with identical handling every time, the road leads to the competition series. Both work – the only question is what you want to train.

WeightBall diameterHandle diameterTypical use
8 kg11.5 cm3.2 cmLearning technique, presses, Turkish get-ups
12 kg13.5 cm3.4 cmFirst working weight for swings and goblet squats
16 kg15.5 cm3.5 cmStandard working weight for swings, cleans, snatches
20 kg16.5 cm3.6 cmHeavy swings, cleans, front rack squats
24 kg17.5 cm3.6 cmHeavy swings, carries, grip work

Five bells need a fixed spot

Five kettlebells aren't small change – they need a fixed spot in the room. Lined up along the wall works fine in the home gym, the bells stand safely on their own. If you want to keep the floor clear, a kettlebell rack is the cleaner solution: all five together, visible, at grab height.

Technical Specifications

Quantity 5 kettlebells (one each)
Weights 8, 12, 16, 20, 24 kg
Total weight 80 kg
Material Cast iron, powder coated
8 kg 11.5 × 16.5 × 20 cm · ball 11.5 cm · handle 3.2 cm
12 kg 13.5 × 19.5 × 21 cm · ball 13.5 cm · handle 3.4 cm
16 kg 14.5 × 19.5 × 24 cm · ball 15.5 cm · handle 3.5 cm
20 kg 16.5 × 19.5 × 24 cm · ball 16.5 cm · handle 3.6 cm
24 kg 17 × 19.5 × 25.5 cm · ball 17.5 cm · handle 3.6 cm

Powder Coated vs. Competition Kettlebell

Criterion Powder Coated Kettlebell Competition Kettlebell
Ball size Grows with the weight (11.5–17.5 cm) Constant across all weights
Handle diameter Grows along (3.2–3.6 cm) Constant across all weights
Material / surface Cast iron, powder coated Steel
Typical use Swings, goblet squats, carries, WODs Competition technique, long sets
Way in The classic, most used type When you train for competition

For most people cast iron is the right start – grippy, robust, and the growing ball doesn't get in the way of normal training. If you train for competition and want the same handling in your hand every time, take the Competition Kettlebell Set Basic. Both roads are clean – they just lead to different goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which weights are included in the kettlebell set?
Five kettlebells, one per weight: 8, 12, 16, 20 and 24 kg. 80 kg together. All cast iron, powder coated.
Who is this kettlebell set for?
For anyone who wants a solid base kit: home gym, personal training, small box. The spread from 8 to 24 kg suits kettlebell beginners just as well as advanced athletes – from learning technique to heavy swings and carries.
Powder coated or competition – what's right for me?
Cast iron is the classic type and the right way in for most: grippy, robust, built for swings, goblet squats and WODs. You go for the competition series when you train competition technique and need ball and handle identical at every weight.
Does the handle really grow with the weight?
Yes. From 3.2 cm on the 8 up to 3.6 cm on the 24. The ball gets bigger too – 11.5 cm at 8 kg, 17.5 cm at 24 kg. That's normal for cast iron kettlebells and trains your grip along the way on the heavy weights.
How much space do I need for the set?
The biggest bell measures 17 × 19.5 × 25.5 cm, the smallest 11.5 × 16.5 × 20 cm. Lined up along a wall you get by with a good metre of wall length. A kettlebell rack keeps all five together and saves floor space.
Is the set enough for a small box?
As a base, yes – several people can work with different weights at the same time. If several train at the same weight at once, you top up the weights in demand with single bells. Individually we carry powder coated kettlebells from 4 to 32 kg.

Customer reviews

When someone asks me what to start kettlebell training with, the answer is rarely a single bell. You need a light one to learn technique and a heavy one to work towards. That's exactly what this set is. And yes, the ball gets bigger with the weight – you notice it when you switch. For everything except competition technique that's a non-issue, and it has been in our box for years.

Felix, founder of cross equip
Felix, founder of cross equip

Further information

Additional informations
Brand
cross equip
Weight
84.0 kg
Training goals
Functional Fitness
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