Kettlebell Sets

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Kettlebell sets give you multiple weights to mix and match for different exercises, or a matched pair for double kettlebell training. We offer packages including both classic cast iron and competition steel kettlebells, so you can compare the two styles and choose the setup that suits the way you train. To buy individual weights, browse our full kettlebell range. 

Cast iron kettlebells get larger as the weight increases, while our competition steel kettlebells stay the same size at every weight and use a hollow construction with no internal fillers for consistent weight distribution and a balanced feel. 

Since 2009, Little Bloke Fitness has supplied Australian home gym owners, PT studios and commercial facilities with kettlebell sets built for long-term use. Our range is available to view in our Melbourne showroom and ships Australia-wide.

Need help choosing a kettlebell set? Call 03 9462 3943, email info@littleblokefitness.com.au, or visit our Melbourne showroom for personalised advice.

Browse our kettlebell sets below

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    Why choose a kettlebell set?

    Different kettlebell exercises often call for different weights. You might use a lighter bell for presses and Turkish get-ups, a heavier bell for swings, squats and carries, or a matched pair for double kettlebell cleans, presses and front squats. Having several weights on hand lets you mix and match depending on the exercise, your strength and how you want to train.

    Our kettlebell sets include cast iron packs across lighter, mid-range and heavy weights, as well as competition steel pairs and multi-weight packages. This allows you to choose a set that suits your training style, space and budget.

    Perfect For:

    • Setting up a home gym kettlebell station in one order

    • Double kettlebell training with a matched pair

    • Matching different weights to different movements

    • PT studios and group classes that need several bells on hand

    • Circuit and conditioning sessions with a bell at each station

    Features of our kettlebell sets

    Our kettlebell sets use the same bells we sell individually:

    • Classic cast iron multi-weight packs

    • Competition steel matched pairs and multi-weight packages

    • Single piece gravity cast construction on our classic cast iron kettlebells

    • Hollow steel construction with no internal fillers on our competition kettlebells

    • Consistent weight distribution and a balanced feel from the hollow competition design

    • Matte black powder coat finish for a secure grip with or without chalk

    • Flat bases for stable storage on the floor or a rack

    • Colour banded handles for quick weight identification

    • Weights embossed in kg in large numbers

    Equipment to pair with your kettlebell set

    Build out your kettlebell setup with:

    • Kettlebell Storage - tiered racks to keep your bells off the floor and in order of weight

    • Gym Flooring - rubber tiles and mats to protect your floor from dropped bells

    • Chalk - for a secure grip on high-repetition swings, cleans and snatches

    • Timers - interval timers for conditioning circuits and timed sets

    • Plyometric Boxes - box jumps and step-ups to round out your conditioning work

    Need help choosing a kettlebell set?

    For more on choosing weights and comparing kettlebell styles, read our Kettlebell Buying Guide.

    Our team can help you choose the right kettlebell set for your home gym, PT studio or commercial facility. Call 03 9462 3943, email info@littleblokefitness.com.au, or visit our Melbourne showroom to see the range in person.

    Kettlebell set FAQs

    Classic cast iron kettlebells get larger as the weight increases, while competition steel kettlebells stay the same external size at every weight. Cast iron sets use the traditional solid, progressively larger design, while our competition kettlebells use hollow steel construction with a consistent handle, shape and base across the weight range. Both styles can be used for general kettlebell training. 

    A matched pair gives you two bells of the same weight for double kettlebell training. A multi-weight set gives you several weights so you can match the load to each exercise. The right choice depends on how you like to train, and our team can talk it through with you.

    Yes. Every bell in our competition sets is also available individually, so you can add weights or build a second pair as your training develops.

    A tiered kettlebell rack keeps your set off the floor and in order of weight, protects your flooring and makes it quicker to find the bell you need.

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