Pro Gym Essentials stocks 6 kettlebell ranges for UK home and commercial gyms, from an £18 single neoprene bell to a £1,020 competition set. Free UK delivery on orders of £250 or more.
Full price list
JORDAN Neoprene Covered Kettlebell (single)
£18.00 – £176.00
JORDAN Chrome/Rubber Kettlebells (single)
£21.00 – £673.00
JORDAN Neoprene Kettlebell Set, 4kg–40kg
£797.36
JORDAN Cast Iron Kettlebell Set, 4kg–40kg
£812.26
JORDAN Competition 9 Kettlebell Set
£1,020.00
Functional Training Bundle
£390.00 – £1,986.00
Which finish?
Cast iron — the traditional bell. Bare metal handle, sized so the bell grows physically larger as it gets heavier. Best feel for swings and snatches once you have chalk on your hands.
Neoprene — coated, colour-coded and quieter on a hard floor. The safer choice for a home gym with a wooden or laminate floor, and for studio classes where bells get put down constantly.
Chrome/rubber — rubber base with a chrome handle. Protects the floor without the coating interfering with grip.
Competition — every bell the same physical size regardless of weight, so your technique does not change as you move up. This is what the £1,020 Competition 9 set buys; it is a technique tool, not extra durability.
Set or singles?
The full 4kg–40kg sets are priced within £15 of each other — £797.36 for neoprene, £812.26 for cast iron — so the decision between them is coating and floor type, not budget.
If you train alone, you do not need a full set. Most people work seriously with three bells: one light for technique and Turkish get-ups, one moderate for swings and cleans, one heavy for two-handed swings and deadlifts. Three singles from the £18–£176 neoprene range or the £21–£673 chrome/rubber range will cost far less than a set and cover the same training. Buy the full set when several people train at once, or when you are kitting out a class floor.
Delivery
Free UK delivery on all orders of £250 or more — every set on this page qualifies. Individual kettlebells below £250 carry a flat £20 delivery charge, so it pays to order your three bells together rather than one at a time. Dispatch within 5 working days, tracking emailed within 24 hours of dispatch.
Start lighter to learn proper form, then progress based on strength and goals.
What’s the difference between standard and competition kettlebells?
Competition kettlebells are uniform in size regardless of weight, with precise dimensions — ideal for advanced lifters and consistent technique. Standard kettlebells vary in size by weight and are great for general fitness and home use.
Are kettlebells good for weight loss?
Yes — kettlebell training is excellent for fat loss. It combines strength and cardio in one workout, burning calories while building muscle and improving mobility.
Can I build muscle with kettlebells?
Absolutely. Kettlebells are highly effective for building functional strength, especially in the posterior chain (glutes, hamstrings, back), shoulders, and core.
Do I need one kettlebell or a set?
You can start with one, but a set of 2–3 kettlebells (light, medium, heavy) gives you more variety and progression as your training advances.