Bought 2 of these when they were on sale. Had them about a month now, been using them about 3 times per week since. They arrived really well packed, can’t imagine them being damaged in shipping. They are generally well finished, except one had slight damage to the thread on the internal weight post that stopped the nut, I ran the nut up and down it with the spanner a few times and now it’s OK, but doesn’t run as smooth as the other one. The top and bottom halves also seem to line up better on one of them over the other. The handles are fine, not uncomfortable and with no sharp edges, however they do look like they were handed to the apprentice along with an angle grinder and he was told to do his best. I’ll probably run over them both with some abrasive at some point just to even them out.
Good, functional, adjustable bells at a really competitive price, especially with the current sale offers, very slightly let down by some inconsistencies in manufacturing and finishing.

Great product at a good price compared to others. Easy and reasonably quick to adjust once you’ve done it a few times and got the hang of it. Worth the cost for the weight range flexibility it provides and the space saving compared with multiple kettlebells.

Solid build, easily adjusted. Nice in the hand.

Awesome bit of kit. I’ve owned Wolverson black series kettlebells in different sizes for years.

We’re soon to downsize and needed to reduce my kettlebell selection.

I’ve ended up buying two adjustables to start doing ABC complex.

Build quality is awesome and the plate progressions are great compared to traditional bells.

A bit of time is needed to change plates but happy overall with the investment.

I can see a third adjustable in the future before we move.

I wanted to move on from my 20KG bells, but wasn't sure if I should got straight to 28KG.... Glad I didn't, would have been too much too soon.

So these bells have allowed me to go to 24'a and means I won't need to buy 28's then eventually 32's

Sure, they might seem expensive but they mean I won't have to buy 6 separate bells.

They seem well built, quite large so double swings can be a bit of a challenge but didn't take long to get used to changing my stance wider.

They do rattle a bit but I think that's due to the weights above the 4kg plate.... I've not had time to really investigate, but I don't mind anyway, I have my headphones in most of the time.

I purchased my first Wolverson adjustable kettlebell about a year ago and was thoroughly impressed. I recently decided to add a second to my collection, and the quality is even more impressive this time around. The powder coating on the new version feels thicker and more durable, and the alignment between the two halves is now near-perfect. These are clearly in high demand for a reason. Just a heads-up: they arrive so securely packaged that unboxing them is a workout in itself!

After accumulating 5 cast iron kettlebells over the years, it was starting to get a bit crowded, so I bought two of these adjustable bells to replace some of them.

As soon as I got them out the box, I knew I made a good purchase. The quality, the handles, the comfort are out of this world. There's a night and day difference between cast iron bells and competition bells, I really wished I picked them up earlier.

One thing that I was concerned about was rattling, I'm using them for double bells, it's been just over two weeks, 6 workouts and so far zero rattle on either bell. I couldn't be happier, I'm actually considering getting a 3rd bell.