Every once in a while, a new idea comes along that is so refreshing and interesting...

As you know, I'm very fond of training outdoors and ofttimes I have to park a fair haul away from the desired playground equipment, generally a pull-up bar or other horizontal bar. I can't tell you what a pain in the butt it is to lug all the equipment, in my hands - in one trip - usually across a field or wooded path. The KettleBack not only allows me to comfortably carry a kettlebell, but also a towel, jump rope, my trusty Lifeline Jungle Gym, two bottles of water, a heart rate monitor, Gym Boss, yoga mat and my beloved push-up board, all in a convenient, adjustable, extremely well-fitting and rugged bag. I can't tell you how many times I've wanted to include body weight exercises along with my KB routine - wanted to go heavy and only wished I'd had a weighted vest to make the push-ups, chins and BW Rows more productive. I've managed cockamamie methods of tying my KB to my body with old jiu-jitsu belts and such - once I hung a kettlebell around my neck with a shoelace and damn near strangled myself. I didn't anticipate the shoelace cutting across the carotids in quite the way it did...

The KettleBack solves all those problems, because even if you can hang a KB around your waist, explain to me how that helps you with Rows and Push-Ups? And yes, no one likes a well-fitted weight vest as much as the ol' Coach but sometimes a weighted vest is inconvenient. To my very pleasant surprise, when tested out, the KettleBack superbly loaded all my favorite BW exercises. I tucked away a competition-size kettlebell inside and was able to do Dips, Chins, Push-Ups and Rows with great ease (well, if not exactly ease, make that full range of motion.) The narrow shoulder strap profile allows my arms to move in all directions without impediment. The straps are adjustable and hold the KettleBack tight to the body. The well-padded straps are comfortable: no chafing, rubbing or cutting in whatsoever. It's a dream for performing some of my favorite leg exercises, including Hindu Squats, Cossack Squats, Dragon Twists and Walking Lunges. All in all, I put it through its paces and couldn't be more pleased.

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Steve Maxwell
Steve Maxwell Strength and Conditioning
www.MaxwellSC.com

I've been hoping someone smart would come out with a great way to transport a kettlebell. This backpack is genius! Not only is this the perfect travel companion, but you can use it like it's a weighted vest, to take your workout to a whole new level. This backpack makes it easy for you to take your kettlebell training to the beach, park, on hikes, airplanes, and anywhere in the world. I highly recommend this well supported backpack to anyone serious about taking their training on the road. I will be encouraging all my clients to have one for future beach workouts!!! Thank you so much for helping out the kettlebell community!

Lauren Brooks RKC II, CCN, ACE
On The Edge Fitness
Creator of The Ultimate Body Sculpt and Conditioning with Kettlebells DVD and Baby Bells The Fit Pregnancy DVD

From average Joe to the hardcore athlete, men and women, this sak needs to be in your toolbox for completing the spectrum of your quest for fitness, period.

Ron Hanzo Morris
Author of Hanzo-The Ultimate Self help book, creator of Strength for Living and Founder of Hanzoarts
www.rmsflc.com

I love the KettleBack and I am excited to use it a lot. I used it last weekend for our D-Day Man Maker session. 50 snatches and then 400 meter power walk with the 24 KG in the pack 4 times. I hiked the other day. The Suburban Warrior Series has some great workout ideas as well.

If you like to work with your kettlebell outdoors and want to combine some amazing active recovery type work with your kettlebell session than you should really invest in the KettleBack. It is of quality design and construction and you will be so glad you have it to use. I know I am.

Sandy Sommer
RKC, Owner of Charm City Kettlebells

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I have a background as a Firefighter and have found this tool to be very valuable for their training, it should be mandatory.

Angel Obert
Retired Firefighter, Hanzo Instructor, Owner of Angel's ACME Bodyshop