Logest Steel Mace Exercise Club - Heavy Duty Steel Indian Clubs Perfect for Strength Training and Rehabilitation Improves Grip and Full Body Workouts Available in 5 10 15 20 25 30 Pounds

These clubs are clearly labeled with weight, uniform, and look great. Price is fair as well!

These seem to be very well made and I was genuinely surprised at how much resistance they give me. I regularly lift your standard 20 lb. weights and that got boring, I decided to try these, and they are surprisingly a little more intense despite being half the weight. It's kind of a fun change of pace from standard weights and these are a little more fun to work with.

Good quality

Works as it says, the balance is nice and it's worth every penny. On top of that Amazon did a great job because it came early 👍

I'm 65 and have spent the last 9 months getting back in shape. 5 am and well before sunrise, you can find me out on my back porch getting my heart rate up, stretching muscles and ligaments, and blood flowing using this system. I got the 15# club to go with my two 10# Logest Macebells. This gives me a wider combination of things I can do, plus the ability to work with different lengths and weights on each arm. It's a bigger challenge than I had anticipated. Everyone thinks this is all about wrists, arms, and shoulders, and that's the most obvious of course. What I never realized is how much this works your core, glutes, and all the way down to your pinky-toes. The movement of weights in a functional manner is essential to not only building muscle but keeping them tied together in a way that benefits daily life, not just pumping iron at the gym. I like the club but it was a little different than I expected. It's shorter than I thought, which is actually a good thing for me working on varying stability exercises. It came double-boxed and padded with bubble wrap, so if you've ever had exercise equipment come through the box, this is a good thing. The finish is a matte coating with some friction to it, maybe on the order of 400-grit sandpaper. It's adequate and I haven't had a problem. However, there is no knurling on the handle if you are used to their longer macebell. For me, it's not a deal-breaker by any means, and if you have a weak grip, you probably shouldn't handle this weight for a while. That said, I'd love to see a version that did have knurling on the handle for just a little added security. It would also allow for consistency with their other products.