The post from @homegymcoop (2026-06-19) highlights an adjustable kettlebell that reaches 102.5 lb and equates to $3.40 per pound at that top weight, with the recommendation that mounting your own plates makes it much cheaper. The author concedes fixed kettlebells feel superior but endorses adjustables for home gyms; a commenter, Matt, reacted enthusiastically.
The adjustable kettlebell sells up to a 102.5 lb capacity and, at that max, costs about $3.40 per pound.
This is one of the cheapest and heaviest kettlebells you can buy.
At a max 102.5lbs, it ends up being $3.40/lb, but it's much cheaper if you use the plates you already own.
Although fixed kettlebells feel better, much like db's, adjustables work great in a home gym.
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Matt (@mattceras)
Didn’t know they made adjustable kettlebells this is kinda sick
— https://nitter.net/mattceras/status/2067056123094409587#m