Jemets Losing Weight Yoga Sandbags Kettle Bell Sandbag Adjustable Portable, Gym Fitness , for Body Building and Yoga Training, Weightlifting Dumbbell Fitness , Cross Training and Exercise 10-35 Pounds

The grip is flexible but should be more sturdy for balanced, easier handling. Price should be more around 12$ in my opinion because the material, though strong is not the best of quality. This is a great tool for those who travel because it can be emptied. This says it holds 20lbs but I've been using it packed with 30lbs of dumbbells and it's holding up just fine.

Seem sturdy enough but there is no way to put sand in the bag. I have to go buy another bag to fill with the sand then put that bag of sand in the kettle sand bag.It really defeats the purpose off getting this bag.

I've been using for almost 2 years with about 20lbs of sand. Works good, handles started splitting at ends, but taping ends fixed it.

Well... they don’t lie.... it is a canvas bag with a rubber bar for grip.... what they DON’T mention is the opening of the bag DOES NOT CLOSE..... after you fill the bag with sand or whatever you want.... it doesn’t seal... yes it has a seat belt like clasp that cinches the top.... but if it falls over.... you will have a lot of sand or whatever you fill it with all over your workout area.I didn’t see an instruction manual.... as it is.... a canvas bag.... a $30 dollar canvas bag.... but I put a large freezer bag in it first ... and filled and sealed that. But at this point.... you could just use a reusable shopping bag and get the same results

I liked these sandbag kettle bells. I suggest putting the sand in a green Home Depo sandbag first to avoid sand leaking out. Overall great quality and durable.

This bag is not heavy-duty. It is cheaply made and it will probably tear if you put sand in it. There is no closure, either, other than to fold the top over. It is inconvenient to try & fill because the handle is in the way. Don't waste your money.

I ordered mine from Walmart during the quarantine. There wasn't a kettlebell to be found. Then I bought a 50# bag of sand for like $4. I filled this sucker as full as I could, while still being able to fold the top and buckle it. It's cumbersome bc it is made of nylon. You can't swing it overhead. And it's hard to do one-armed snatches with it flopping around spikling sand. It seems REALLY heavy, but I weighed it at 35#. I may have somebody sew some heavy duty velcro in the opening so I can fill it up more. I want it closer to 50#. Regardless, I'll get some good use out of it.

This product is made very poorly. I purchased 2 of them and they both ripped at the seems within a very short time. Don't waste your money.