RKC Kettlebells

Each Russian Kettlebell is manufactured exclusively by Dragon Door Publications. The kettlebells are e-coated for an optimal lifting experience and are virtually indestructible.

E-coating is another name for electrocoating or electropainting. It's a process of using electricity to apply paint. E-coat is a better choice over powder coat if thickness is a concern, because the paint is distributed more evenly without fluctuation. E-coating provides a consistent, durable coating. The finish, which is environmentally friendly, is extremely chemical- and corrosion-resistant. It can also be used as a primer for people looking to custom finish their Kettlebells with their own unique paint job.

Special warning: the Russian Kettlebell is an Xtreme Edge Fitness Tool for serious workout fiends. It is not a Barbie toy! Treat your kettlebell lifting with the utmost care, precision and respect. Watch Pavel's kettlebell video many, many times for perfect form and correct execution. If possible, sign up for one of Pavel's upcoming Kettlebell Training Bootcamp/Certification programs.
Lift at your own discretion! We are not responsible for you boinking yourself on the head, dropping it on your feet or any other politically-incorrect action. Stick to the Party line, Comrade

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Guarantee Fat Loss, Make Massive Gains in Strength, Speed and Endurance with Russian Kettlebells—the Number One Exercise Tool for Strength & Conditioning

"Kettlebells...the muscle-building tool of choice for Red Army soldiers and athletes. Today “KB” workouts, which produce particularly impressive gains in the legs, hips and shoulders, are all the rage in North America." — ENROUTE magazine,
Air Canada, April, 2003

New-Found Strength
Meet a man for whom the kettlebells toll loud and clear. Everett firefighter Tom Corrigan and his comrades at the Seattle Kettlebell Club have taken a firm grip on a sport that dates back to czarist Russia, a time when every village had its champion strongman. — HeraldNet.

'The Ultimate Conditioning Tool'

"For more intensity try kettlebells…it's a full-body workout, aerobic and strength-building" - Time Magazine, 2002

"For practical types..kettlebells could be just the tonic"
- New York Times Sunday, 2002

"Kettlebells—Hot Weight of the Year"
- Rolling Stone, 2002