Prime Kettlebells by Fringe Sport
“The kettlebell is an ancient Russian weapon against weakness.”- Pavel Tsatsouline
You know what we love, Love, LOVE at Fringe Sport? Strength.
You know what we despise? Weakness.
You know how we crush weakness? You guessed it, with kettlebells.
In Russia, kettlebell lifts you. Fortunate for you, you're in the U.S. so let us do the heavy lifting for you.
Who doesn't like to feel like a big, bad Russian mafia destroyer? Comrade Tsatsouline knows a thing or three, considering he's from Minsk, purports to have trained the SPETSNAZ in kettlebell techniques, later moving onto training the US Navy SEALs, Marines and Army Special Forces. He's widely considered the father of modern kettlebell training, delivering techniques through books, videos, comedic Russian accents, and most notably, emphasizing fun.
You'll have plenty of fun too, training with our black, prime kettlebells. Manufactured with our trademark ruggedness and durability, they'll outlast the longest, toughest Russian winter imaginable. Kettlebells add plenty of new dimensions to your workouts and hit muscles at all kinds of crazy new angles. You'll breathe renewed life into stale workouts overnight and be doing your own Russian Cossack dance.
Our kettlebells sport a black matte, powder coat finish. They also have a great natural grip and hold chalk well. Color coding by weight and a wide, flat machined base eliminates any risk of wobble, giving them sturdy balance.
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