Tru Grit Adjustable Kettlebell

Pros & Cons

What we like …

• Two weight options (20 lbs. and 40 lbs.)
• Replaces multiple kettlebells with one piece of equipment
• Budget-friendly

What needs improvement …

• Thin handle
• Doesn’t go very heavy and there’s no marked weight increments
• Can feel awkward without all of the weight in the handle

Product Summary

The Tru Grit Adjustable Kettlebell replaces seven kettlebells with just one piece of equipment, helping you save money and time by not having to have multiple weights in your home gym. It’s one of the more budget-friendly options, making it a great choice for beginners or those trying to save money while building out their workout space. 

Tru Grit gives you the option to choose a maxim weight of 20 or 40 pounds, each with removable plates to get your desired weight for kettlebell swings, snatches, and more. It’s not the best adjustable kettlebell on the market, and the adjustment system leaves a lot to be desired, but it gets the job done. 

One big negative about this adjustable kettlebell is the weight increments aren’t marked, making it difficult to adjust the weight as you workout. It’s not our favorite adjustable kettlebell, but it’s a good option for those low on budget. 

Weight increments for 20 pound adjustable kettlebell: 

• 5 lbs.
• 7.5 lbs.
• 10 lbs.
• 12.5 lbs.
• 15 lbs.
• 17.5 lbs.
• 20 lbs.

Weight increments for 40 pound adjustable kettlebell:

• 7.7 lbs. 
• 12.3 lbs. 
• 17.8 lbs. 
• 23.7 lbs.
•  29.7 lbs. 
• 35.2 lbs. 
• 40 lbs.

Specs

Material	Cast iron
Adjustment system	Plates
Handle diameter	25mm for 20 lbs.; 28mm for 40 lbs.
Warranty	1 year
Color	Powder coat black