These TRX kettlebells cover a wide weight range and offer a confidence-inspiring grip for more dynamic routines…

You’ll probably know TRX from its popular suspension training systems. But nowadays the company offers a much broader range of home gym kit – which includes a range of the best kettlebells for home workouts with eight different weights ranging from 4kg to 28kg. That surpasses the upper weight limit of adjustable kettlebells like the Bowflex Selecttech 840 and the Jaxjox Kettlebell Connect 2.0. 

Men’s Fitness verdict

While not quite on a par with the Wolverson bells, TRX’s rubber-coated versions have a robust grip that’ll help you sling them around with confidence. The weight range is comprehensive too.
Pros
  • Comfortable non-slip textured grip
  • Durable rubber coating
  • Good weight range
Cons
  • Expensive

How we tested the best kettlebells

Our testers Kieran Alger and Leon Poultney are experienced product reviewers of all manner of fitness kit. They tested these kettlebells at various weights and through a range of exercises at high rep ranges to see how they handle. They marked each one for grip, comfort (and weight range for the adjustable options) and gave an overall score that takes build quality, performance and price into consideration.

TRX Rubber-Coated Kettlebell features

Rubber-coated bells are the best option if you’re concerned about your flooring. The 80 durometer durable rubber coating here does a great job of softening most – but not all – of the impact. The high durometer rubber also means it’s tougher and more resistant to things like heat, while helping prevent scuffs and chips on the kettlebell.

Underneath that protective rubber coating you’ve got a gravity-cast, cast-iron kettlebell with a machined flat base that makes for easy set-downs and reliable stowage. 

TRX Rubber-Coated Kettlebell construction

The powder coated iron handles are nicely textured for good, reliable grip while you’re tackling swings, presses, squats, snatches and other drills. And the size of the handles changes as you move up the weight range with bigger windows and larger diameters.  

The 12kg bell – the fourth up in the range – is nicely balanced: not too fat, not too skinny, with just about enough room to accommodate a two-handed grip. Each kettlebell has colour coding on the handle, too, so if you’ve building a set you can spot your weights easily. And TRX has handily stamped the weights on the side in kg and lbs.   

Specifications

Weight range:8.8lbs to 88.2lbs / 4kg to 28kg
Number of weights:8
Features:Rubber-coated bell, powder-coated handle, colour-coded weight rings