EDSTROM

Doric Kettlebell

In developmentNot yet available to order. Development notes are with the details below.

A little gravitas.

Named for the Doric column, and fluted like one: twenty-four channels run from crown to base, in two tones that catch the changing light. The handle takes its proportions from classical sculpture and is shaped around the hand, with room for a wider range of hand sizes and for both hands together. Designed with biomechanics in mind, for a more comfortable hold, set after set.

8 / 12 / 16 / 20 / 24 kg

Six ways to make it yours.

Choose one to see it, and to include it with your interest.

Colours on screen are not physical swatches. See it in 3D

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DORIC / IN 3D

See it from every side.

Turn the 16 kg Doric Kettlebell in your hands, look closer at the flutes and the medallion, and try it in each of the six colour directions.

Development study · 3D model from CAD revision 16kg-integrated-flush-v1, built 5 Oct 202616 kg · Tahoe Navy

Tahoe Navy Deep blue, traced with cool grey. Choose a colour to include it with your interest.

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The medallion surround is still being finalised, so its setting will change. Colours are screen values, not physical swatches.

01 / THE DESIGN

Where the lines come from.

Builders have fluted columns since ancient Greece. The Doric takes its name, and its lines, from them. Its flutes follow a line thousands of years old, through columns, chariot wheels and now skyscrapers: each carries weight and holds the eye.

Classical sculpture guided the proportion of handle to bell. We studied hands and wrists to shape the grip for a wider range of hand sizes, with biomechanics in mind, for a more comfortable hold. Every bell has the same grip, because your hand doesn’t grow with the weight.

A PERSONAL DETAIL

A dedication, revealed.

A name, kept close. A dedication beneath Doric, on its circular protective foot.

Adam Smith is the sample name in this development visualization.

Adam Smith · Inscription development visualizationSilent / 6.6 seconds

02 / THE SPECIFICATION

Know the details.

Dimensions from an earlier design stage. Revised figures will follow the current CAD.

Dimensions

Earlier design dimensions in mm · not final specifications
Nominal weight	W	D	H
8 kg	197	165	269
12 kg	215	191	292
16 kg	229	211	311
20 kg	240	227	327
24 kg	251	242	341

Rounded to the nearest millimetre. One of each nominal weight totals 80 kg.

Materials & finish direction

The intended colour direction uses two tones of pigment, a tonal satin medallion and a dark foot. Materials and surface treatments remain in development.

Blacktop, Tuxedo, Tahoe Navy, Mesa Sand, Alabaster and Cognac are colour directions. Swatches record your preference; they are not physical finish samples.

Development status & availability

The medallion is being refined to sit flush with the body.
Dimensions are from an earlier design stage; colours on screen are not physical swatches.

EDSTROM is developing the first collection. Pricing, final specifications, order dates and delivery timing have not been announced.

Register purchase interest to hear when the pieces you like become available. Studio news is a separate, optional choice. No payment is taken and no allocation is guaranteed.

BEFORE THE FIRST PRODUCTION RUN

Which weight has your attention?

Tell us the weights, finish direction and setting you have in mind.

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