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Adjustable Hard Style Kettlebell
12–32kg in one precision-balanced bell. Fast plate changes, reliable construction, and a secure grip designed for demanding training. Built for athletes who want serious strength progress without extra equipment.
Make a Pair, Double the Gains
Double kettlebells unlock higher muscular and strength development through increased bilateral loading. Ideal for presses, squats, cleans, and complexes that require balanced control. A pair gives you the full hard-style experience and faster adaptations.
Adjustable Competition Kettlebell
12–32kg in one precision-balanced bell. Fast plate changes, reliable construction, and a secure grip designed for demanding training. Built for athletes who want serious strength progress without extra equipment.
Competition Precision, Times Two
Two bells deliver the full competition-style training environment at home or in the gym. Jerks, snatches, and long cycles feel identical across all weights. Built for athletes who demand accuracy and repeatable performance.
Adjustable Clubbell
A finely balanced adjustable steel club designed for mills, swings, casts, and powerful upper body and core conditioning. Smooth rotation and stable loading improve joint resilience. One tool that develops grip, mobility, and rotational strength together.
Make a Pair, Master the Flow
Dual clubbells enable symmetrical flow patterns, advanced rotational drills, and dynamic movement work. They challenge stability in a way single tools never can. Perfect for athletes who want balanced development and deeper control.
Adjustable Mace
Designed for 360s, 10-2s, flows, and serious core training with stable, predictable movement. Its refined weight distribution makes every rep smoother and more controlled. Built for athletes who value precision and demand long-term durability.
Add Weight, Gain Strength, Remove Weight, Keep Progressing
This elite macebell delivers high-value conditioning without unnecessary complexity. The design keeps technique clean while pushing strength and mobility forward. A single tool that consistently earns its place in any training program.
The story
Behind the products
That picture is related to kettlebell history because it shows Russian strongmen and athletes from the late 19th to early 20th century, a period when kettlebells were becoming formal training tools. The round weights on the floor are early kettlebells (called girya in Russian), which were commonly used by strongmen, circus performers, and military trainers. These athletes helped popularize kettlebell lifting as both a strength practice and a competitive sport in Russia. Images like this document the transition of kettlebells from farm tools into organized physical training equipment. As a result, the photo represents the cultural and historical roots of modern kettlebell training.
The Great Gama - undefeated wrestling champion of the world for 52 years, was known for his extensive use of the Gada to condition his upper back, shoulders and grip. Macebells, also known as Gada were first introduced as a regular training tool by the pehlwani (traditional wrestlers) on the Indian subcontinent about 100 years ago. They incorporated this unique tool in their training arsenal to great effect.
Clubbells trace their origins back thousands of years to ancient Persia and India, where they were used as strength and conditioning tools for warriors. In India, they became known as Indian clubs and were commonly used to build shoulder strength, coordination, and endurance. During the 18th and 19th centuries, Indian clubs spread to Europe through British colonial influence. They became popular in Victorian-era physical education programs and gymnasiums. Over time, their use declined with the rise of modern weightlifting equipment. In recent decades, clubbells have seen a revival as part of functional fitness and movement-based training.
In 2020 Omnibell created
THE FIRST
adjustable steel mace made in the UK
For all levels and all types of macebell training!
Skilfully designed by athletes, each Omnibell has undergone real-life testing to achieve the perfect blend of a well-balanced, no-nonsense, functional, durable implement.