Cast Iron Kettlebell
Made of solid high-quality cast iron with no weld, no seam casting and coated in an industrial enamel paint for enduring protection.
Cast Iron Kettlebell Reviews
Based on 10 reviews from Gym Radar users, the CAP Barbell Cast Iron Kettlebell have an average rating of 4.43 out of 5. They're currently the #4 most-owned Fixed Kettlebells on Gym Radar, with 39 home gyms reporting ownership.
10 Reviews
Performance
4.10 / 5
Build Quality
4.20 / 5
Value
5.00 / 5
User Reviews
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(4.33)
I was looking for more options in the home gym and walmart had these on the cheap. Considering the price and all the functionality they add. I'm pretty happy with these.
(5.00)
It’s a kettlebell, the handle on the lighter sizes is smaller than some higher-quality options, which can feel a bit cramped depending on the movement. That said, it’s affordable, holds up well enough, and gets the job done if you just need something simple and reliable.
(4.67)
With Kettlebells the only real difference between different brands are the finish (for grip) and the engravings/weight increments they are made in. Other than that they are solid metal and all roughly shaped the same. These work fine but the finish is a bit slick
(4.33)
The cheap of the cheap option for kettlebells. The finish is slick and easily chips off. But you can perform the basic kettlebell movements with these bells.
(5.00)
Overall a soild kb at a cheap price, not a fan of the glossy finish but that's preference more than anything else
(5.00)
This gets good marks b/c it was cheap and with kettlebells you really don't expect much. The styling can change however as mine had a glossy finish and how they seem to be more rough iron.
(3.67)
Not my favorite kettlebell but I found one used for a good price and used it for CrossFit type workouts. Have since replaced it but it served its purpose.
(3.67)
weight is weight. These can have some weight variance and inconsistency in the paint. Typically these are the cheapest option. The paint is a bit slick for me but they work just fine.
(4.33)
At the end of the day this is a weights weight thing for me. If I had to do it again I would buy again. I have never weighed them to see the accuracy.
(4.33)
Purchased these to allow me more options and the value is better than some other options. I use them for more than just swings. I use them to warm up shoulders and even do tricep skull crushers!