Kettlebells
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Two kinds of kettlebell show up in training rooms. A cast iron bell usually gets a thicker handle and a different shape as it gets heavier. A competition bell keeps one size so only the weight changes.
Both Rogue models below publish those differences on their own pages.
Side by side
| Spec | Rogue Kettlebells | Rogue Competition Kettlebells |
|---|---|---|
| Weights | 9 lb to 203 lb, 18 increments | 8 kg to 48 kg |
| Material | Ductile iron, single cast | Not listed |
| Finish | Textured black powder coat, color-coded handle stripes | Matte black powder coat |
| Handle diameter | 1.19 in to 1.73 in, depending on weight | Not listed |
| Base | Flat | Not listed |
| Made in | USA | Not listed |
| Height | Not listed | 11.1 in (282 mm) across the range |
| Base diameter | Not listed | 5.5 in across the range |
| Width | Not listed | 8.19 in (208 mm) |
| Handle | Not listed | 33 mm |
| Made in USA | Not listed | No, according to the product spec table |
Rogue Kettlebells
Single-cast ductile iron kettlebells. The shape and handle diameter change as the weight goes up, and the base is flat.
Rogue Competition Kettlebells
Competition-style kettlebells that keep the same height, base, and handle width from 8 kg to 48 kg.