Kettlebells - V1
Rogue Kettlebells begin as first run iron ore, not scrap, and are formed into a strong, balanced, single-piece casting with a flat wobble-free base. A clean, void-free surface and durable powder-coat finish give Rogue Kettlebells an unmatched feel.
Kettlebells - V1 Reviews
Based on 14 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Kettlebells - V1 have an average rating of 4.57 out of 5. They're currently the #1 most-owned Fixed Kettlebells on Gym Radar, with 48 home gyms reporting ownership.
14 Reviews
Performance
4.93 / 5
Build Quality
4.79 / 5
Value
4.00 / 5
User Reviews
Leave a Review
(4.00)
Honestly, if it's cast iron, you can't go wrong, the difference is so minor. They all have powder coat that flakes off after heavy use and they all get rusty over time. Invest in chalk.
(4.67)
Great kettlebells. I like the powder coating much more than the newer E-coat version. I own 26 lbs up to 70 lbs and have used up to 150 lbs at a gym. They’re all solid options. I’ve owned mine for 10 years and have had no complaints. If you’re going to buy new, I’d suggest waiting until they have shipping deals around November.
(4.00)
Good for the price, but paint chips easier then I would like, some are starting to look pretty beat up
(4.33)
Not the budget option, but a great one nonetheless. If Ohio local watch the Rogue garage sale anytime you are Columbus local as sometimes gems like these appear at a solid price. Nothing wrong with paying full price, but I’m always a fan of “I’m gonna use it anyway, who cares if it’s already got character”.
Solid grip on these that newer ones are lacking. If I did actual KB training I’d pick these over e-coat
(4.33)
The Rogue kettlebells are fine, picked a lot of them up secondhand and have been able to put together a pretty good set. Buy them when Rogue is doing hundo pricing if purchasing new. They've been left outdoors for years and are still in great shape, a little surface rust but nothing out of the normal wear and tear. Kettlebell Kings might offer better prices. Kettlebells are normally something I tell people to get that want to get in shape, but don't have a history of being in a gym and no intentions of getting into powerlifting or strongman. They're a handy tool to have that falls in and out of favor depending on what we are training for.
(4.33)
I have these along with other brand Kettlebells, I don't find they perform any better than other brands
(5.00)
I prefer this finish to the E-Coat as the paint is less slick making racking and pressing easier with sweaty hands. A great option.
(4.67)
Probably not the cheapest Kb you can find but have had for 10 years, maybe just a couple spots of tarnish trying to show. Versatile as heck. Kb must have items for home gym. Easy thing to take on trips to make sure you get some type of fitness in if you don’t have access to a gym where you’re going.
(5.00)
Not much to say other than they are quality dumbells. I have sparse single ones ranging 13lbs to 97lbs and use them all for various things
(5.00)
I use these mainly for grip training but they are very nice and work well.