Olympic Kettlebell

SPL210 Competition Kettlebell

The SPL210 Competition Kettlebell is a standard competition-grade kettlebell engineered for official kettlebell tournaments and advanced athlete strength training. Crafted from solid steel, this series covers a full weight spectrum of 8kg to 32kg, with precise weight control limited to ±3% tolerance to meet official competition accuracy requirements. It features a uniform size design across all weights, paired with smooth silver chrome handles and bright color-coded bell bodies, delivering consistent grip balance and standard lifting posture for competitive lifters.

• Constructed from solid alloy steel with 200KPSI tensile strength, the bar core boasts exceptional rigidity and bending resistance to withstand heavy lifting pressure.

• Supports a maximum load of 1500 LB, perfectly meeting the demands of professional heavy strength training without deformation.

• Equipped with 8 built-in bearings together with 2 matching brass bushings, enabling smooth, stable rotation during lifts to reduce wrist and joint strain.

• Features dual premium surface treatments: Cerakote coating on the bar shaft and black zinc finish on sleeves, anti-corrosion, scratch-resistant, and long-lasting for daily frequent use.

• Standard OB-86 size with 28×2200mm overall dimension and standard 20kg net weight, consistent with men's Olympic bar specifications for standard weight plate fitting.

• Designed exclusively for professional training scenarios, suitable for weightlifting, powerlifting, cross-training, and all mainstream barbell workout movements.

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  Q1: What material is this competition kettlebell made from?
  A: It is fully constructed from solid steel for stable competitive-grade weight balance.
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  Q2: What weight options are available in this series?
  A: The weight range spans 8kg up to 32kg to fit all official competition weight classes.
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  Q3:How precise is the weight calibration of this kettlebell?
  A: Each kettlebell is manufactured with a strict ±3% weight tolerance for competition standard accuracy.