Good place to buy KBs from in NJ/NY?

[JerseyTrash]

I already own 2. One is from Sports Authority, a 30lbs and the other is from KB Concepts, a 50 lbs. I'm thinking a 44 lbs would be perfect. The 50 lbs is just slightly too heavy. Anyone know of a place that sells great kettlebells?

 

[hunto]

Well, after typing in "ny buy kettlebells" in Google, and clicking the first return, I got this:

places to buy kettlebells in the New York City/New Jersey/Philadelphia area? - CrossFit Discussion Board

NEW YORK BARBELLS OF HICKSVILLE
37 West 17th Street, Jericho, NY 11753
516-937-0666

Any other Google tasks we can do for you?

 

[JerseyTrash]

I already looked at that douchebag. I want to talk to people who have used these places first hand, can give me feedback, etc.

 

[MatterOverMind]

New York Barbells is a reputable company.

 

[hunto]

check this, with free shipping:

Walmart.com: J Fit 40 lbs Cast Iron Kettlebell: Exercise & Fitness

40lbs kb $77.99

 

[RedNeckJiuJitsu]

Hunto was being helpful and he gets called a douchebag because the TS wasn't clear in his post about what he wanted... What's wrong with this picture?

Oh, and TS, KBs are generally considered moreso to be tools for conditioning than for S&P. Might get a better response in the conditioning forum, as more people there are likely to have used them.

 

[Deleted member 87037]

Locked, douchebag!

 

[Urban]

I already looked at that douchebag. I want to talk to people who have used these places first hand, can give me feedback, etc.

Firsthand: KB's are overpriced for what they're used for. A kettlestack, kettlesack, or adjustable KB handle will get you 90% of the way there.

more firsthand: if you're concerned over 6 lbs you need to wipe the sand out of your vag and grow a sack. get stronger.

EVEN MORE firsthand: don't call people a douchebag for being helpful when you were unclear about what you wanted.