A full-width steel storage rack for kettlebells. You can buy the rack on its own (£105.99) to tidy the bells you already own, or get it with a complete set of our cast iron kettlebells: 4–24kg, 2–32kg or 2–40kg. The set options can also come with our adjustable foldable bench.
Pick Your Option
Prices and England & Wales delivery as of 1 November 2026. Delivery is worked out from the order's total weight, so it's shown here before you get to checkout.
| Option |
Kettlebells included |
Price |
Delivery (England & Wales) |
| Rack only |
None |
£105.99 |
£4.99 |
| Rack + 4–24kg set |
10 bells: 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 24kg (132kg in total) |
£374.99 |
£29.99 |
| Rack + 2–32kg set |
13 bells: 2kg to 20kg in 2kg steps, then 24, 28, 32kg (194kg in total) |
£500.99 |
£39.99 |
| Rack + 2–40kg set |
15 bells: as above, plus 36 and 40kg (270kg in total) |
£655.99 |
£49.99 |
Adding the foldable bench to any of the three set options costs £63.00 more and adds £5 to delivery. If you're buying the rack only, the adjustable foldable bench is sold separately. For Scotland, Northern Ireland and other remote postcodes, the delivery cost is shown at checkout.
Which Set Makes Sense?
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4–24kg: the one most home users need. It covers light bells for presses and Turkish get-ups, middle weights for goblet squats and rows, and 16–24kg for swings as you get stronger.
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2–32kg: adds a 2kg bell for warm-ups and light shoulder work, plus 28 and 32kg for heavier swings and deadlifts. A good fit if two people of different strength levels will train together.
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2–40kg: the whole range. Choose it only if you already swing 32kg comfortably, or a stronger person in the house will use the 36 and 40kg bells.
Not sure where you sit? Our kettlebell weight chart and how many kettlebells you need guides go through it exercise by exercise.
Set or Separate?
Buying the rack and the same ten 4–24kg bells one at a time from our single kettlebell page comes to £443.89 in item prices today, so the 4–24kg set is £68.90 cheaper. If you only want two or three bells for now, buy them singly and add the rack later. It's sold on its own for exactly that reason.
Will It Fit?
The rack measures 119 × 72 × 53cm, so allow roughly 1.2m of wall and a little over half a metre of depth, plus space in front to lift the bells out.
Short on space? The half kettlebell rack is about 60cm wide. It's sold on its own or with sets up to 4–24kg.
Delivery and Returns
- Delivery is charged by weight. The table above shows the England & Wales cost for each option.
- The rack needs assembling.
- 14-day returns on unused items in their original packaging. See our returns policy.
FAQs
Does the rack come with kettlebells?
Only if you choose one of the set options. "Rack only" is just the rack.
How much is delivery?
In England and Wales it's £4.99 for the rack on its own, and £29.99–£49.99 with a kettlebell set, depending on the set (see the table). Add £5 if you include the bench with a set. Scotland and Northern Ireland rates are shown at checkout.
Can I add more kettlebells later?
Yes. Single cast iron kettlebells from 2kg to 40kg are on our kettlebell page.
Which is better for a small room, this rack or the half rack?
If you're buying the 4–24kg set or fewer bells and space is tight, the half rack takes about half the width. For the 2–32kg or 2–40kg sets, choose this full-width rack.
Not sure which option to choose?
Get in touch and tell us your space and how you train. We'll point you to the right set.
