13
Aug

Buying the Best Kettlebell

Revolutionary Gravity Moulding Technology

Our exceptional NZ kettlebells undergo a cutting-edge gravity cast moulding process, guaranteeing an impeccable finish devoid of chips, cracks, or irregular surfaces. This advanced technology ensures not only a flawlessly balanced kettlebell but also unparalleled accuracy in weight. Remarkably durable and virtually unbreakable, our kettlebells are a testament to superior craftsmanship, eliminating the need for putty and fillers commonly used to conceal imperfections found in subpar cast kettlebells.

Seamless Single Casting

Diverging from the norm prevalent in New Zealand, where kettlebell handles are welded to the body and susceptible to breakage over time, we have embraced an innovative approach. Our gravity cast moulding process enables the creation of kettlebells from a singular, solid piece of iron. This groundbreaking technique results in a robust, enduring kettlebell devoid of weak welding points, ensuring longevity and reliability.

Uncompromising Professional Finish

Our commitment to excellence is exemplified through a stringent weight tolerance of merely +/- 3%. Only the most exceptional kettlebells that meet our exacting standards find their place in our selection; any that fall short are promptly rejected. Our casting method ensures that your Dangerously Fit Kettlebell boasts a sleek, powder-coated finish that not only exudes elegance but also offers an optimal grip. Crafted without rough edges or casting imperfections, our kettlebells are a testament to unparalleled craftsmanship.

Premium Grade Materials – 99.9% Purity

Crafted from the finest 99.9% first run iron ore, our Dangerously Fit NZ Kettlebells stand head and shoulders above their counterparts crafted from inferior, cheap scrap. This premium grade material imparts remarkable balance and strength, setting our kettlebells in a league of their own in terms of durability and craftsmanship.

Elegant Powder Coating

Sporting a matte black finish, our Dangerously Fit Kettlebells not only exhibit a refined aesthetic but also offer an enhanced grip and resistance to chipping. The powder coating not only lends itself to a pleasing appearance but also serves as an ideal chalk-holding surface, surpassing alternatives like epoxy. With exceptional durability, our powder-coated finish acts as a safeguard against rust, scratches, and flaking – common issues with lower-grade paint finishes.

Effortless Colour Coding

Elevate your workout efficiency with intelligently colour-coded handles that seamlessly indicate specific weights. The days of fumbling for a designated weight when you’re working out with kettlebells are a thing of the past, as our colour-coded bands simplify weight identification, enabling swift transitions during your exercise routine.

Thoughtful Recessed Design

Engineered for superior comfort during lifts, our kettlebells feature a recessed weight and logo cast into the mould. Gone are the discomforting protruding logos that can cause forearm irritation. Additionally, we’ve eliminated the inconvenience of glued-on logos that lead to holes upon detachment.

Unmatched Lifetime Warranty

Introducing a trailblazing New Zealand kettlebell accompanied by a lifelong warranty – a testament to our unwavering commitment to quality. The structural integrity of our Dangerously Fit Kettlebells is second to none, designed for a lifetime of use and boasting unparalleled strength. Compare us to any other brand, and you’ll find our dedication to kettlebell excellence to be unparalleled.

21
Aug

How To Anchor Your Battle Ropes

How far off the ground should battle ropes be anchored?

Battle ropes are the perfect accessory for any warrior. They come with a variety of attachments and can be used in various ways, but for best results anchor your ropes 1-3 feet off the floor.

How do you anchor a battle rope to a tree?

You want something sturdy enough with large diameter trees but small circumference which can support the weight, find what what works best according do personal preference/needs (i would suggest using both). The tree needs to be strong enough to hold the weight but not too big it interferes with the fluid movements of the rope.

Can you Anchor battle ropes with a kettlebell?

You can use a heavy kettlebell to anchor your battling rope. This is excellent for traveling or training in the park, all you need are: The biggest, baddest kettlebell that exists and dumbbells or some other heavy objects that are around.

Do you need to attach battle ropes?

Still need a way to anchor your rope? Anchoring battle ropes can be tricky, my advice… Use something heavy! This is usually not recommended though because it can be hard for you if the weight slips off.

A better idea would be using an elastic cord or piece of fabric around one end so that when someone else swings their rope it doesn’t move the anchor point.

What can I anchor battle ropes to?

Battle ropes can be installed in many different places, but it’s important that they are attached to something heavy and stable. The best location for installing battle rope fixtures is against a wall or below ground level outside where there will never receive much pressure from above because of how far down the fixture goes into whatever surface its mounted upon-this way you’ll have plenty enough weight holding onto the ropes without worrying about accidents happening.

Check out https://battlerope.com.au/exercises-workouts/ for more great battle rope training tips!