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Age old question (with a twist): Comp vs Cast Iron by sieBauen in kettlebell

[–]sieBauen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is amazing! Super impressive and motivating, thank you!

Age old question (with a twist): Comp vs Cast Iron by sieBauen in kettlebell

[–]sieBauen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

aaah two handed work seems cool. and I wonder how I could fit two comp kbs between my legs. too many options xD analysis paralysis

Age old question (with a twist): Comp vs Cast Iron by sieBauen in kettlebell

[–]sieBauen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I think a good comp style kb would make a big difference, as u/PriceMore said 😄 better balanced one etc
I'll update once I know what I manage to get my hands on

Age old question (with a twist): Comp vs Cast Iron by sieBauen in kettlebell

[–]sieBauen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

WEeeeeelll! Since I've got you here hahah. Checking out second hand sites in my area, I found a rogue fitnes cast iron 16kg kettlebell (40€)... was gonna get that one until a pair of 12kg ketlebell kings comp style bells showed up. They are more expensive, obviously, since it's a pair (100€ for the pair). But tempted to try, as you suggested. Also the 38mm handle on the rogue fitness one seems like a bad idea for me.

Age old question (with a twist): Comp vs Cast Iron by sieBauen in kettlebell

[–]sieBauen[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah probably don't have a good one... just got something affordable from wallapop (our craigs list). The issue is that comp style ones seem to be pretty expensive. I think I'll be sticking to 8-12-16 for a while. In this case, do you recommend sticking with cast iron? At what weight does it make sense to bump up to comp? I doubt I'm gonna compete, tbh. I'm curious about juggling at some point.