Our Take
An adjustable kettlebell from Reebok that replaces multiple fixed-weight bells by allowing the user to dial in resistance up to 20kg. Aimed at home gym users who want space-saving versatility without buying a full rack. Sits in the mid-to-upper end of the consumer adjustable kettlebell market, trading on Reebok's established fitness brand recognition.
Key Features
Adjustable weight range from approximately 8kg up to 20kg in selectable increments
Selector mechanism built into the handle to lock chosen weight plates in place
Single-unit design intended to replace several individual kettlebells
Handle sized to accommodate a standard two-handed grip for swings and cleans
Weight plates retained within a structured outer shell rather than loose stacking
Reebok branding on the casing; predominantly hard plastic and metal construction
Our Verdict
A sensible buy for home trainers who are short on space and want flexibility across a moderate weight range without cluttering a spare room with multiple bells. Committed lifters progressing beyond 20kg, or anyone prioritising the feel of a traditional kettlebell, will quickly outgrow it and should look at fixed-weight alternatives.