A Portable Kettlebell with Grit Our Sand Kettlebell is portable, stacks easily in your garage, and when you accidentally kick it en route to the beer fridge, you won't break your toe (neither will your kids). When in use, (1) the padding on the strap feels nice and spares your hands, (2) bruises on your forearms won't be the norm and (3) you won't smash your watch - these are common complaints of iron kettle bells. And when it's time to go train in a field, you can easily toss them in your car. The hard part, of course, is to maintain the discipline to use them often, but we believe in you. These all come with our Scars Lifetime Guarantee — the best guarantee on the market. Use. Them. Hard.
| Type | Loadable Sand Kettlebell |
|---|---|
| Handles | Yes, padded strap |
| Material | 1000D CORDURA |
| Dimensions | Varies by weight, compact design |
| Weight Options | 13LB (6KG), 18LB (8KG), 26LB (12KG), 35LB (16KG), 44LB (20KG) |
The stitching on this 13LB kettlebell started to unravel within a few weeks of light use. For something advertised as durable, I expected much better. The sand also seems to shift awkwardly inside, making some movements feel unbalanced.
Switched from a traditional kettlebell to the 44LB Sand Kettlebell and love it. No more worrying about banging up my shins or scratching the floor. The padding on the strap is also a big improvement for grip comfort.
The 18LB Sand Kettlebell is definitely softer and won't ding my floors, which is good. However, the internal sand shifts more than I anticipated, making the weight feel inconsistent during swings. It takes some getting used to compared to solid kettlebells.
The padded strap is a big step up for my hands, no more blisters after a long session. I got the 18LB in Black and it feels very robust. Definitely a smart design for anyone serious about their fitness without all the typical iron kettlebell downsides.
Got the 13LB for my morning routine. The comfort aspect is definitely there; no more banged up wrists. However, the strap sometimes feels a bit wide for my grip, making some exercises slightly less comfortable than I'd hoped.
