REP® Kettlebells

I only have two REP kettlebells, an 80lb and a 106lb, but they're both nice with grippy yet smooth handle. They're pretty much only used for kettlebell swings. Heavier than that I use an MB power pole.

Rep Fitness kettlebells have held up really well. I use them primarily for kettlebells swings during CrossFit (H.I.I.T.) workouts and do not ever drop them. They are also convenient for Turkish Get Ups. I have a competition kettlebell from another manufacturer (Simpson's Fitness Supply) and definitely prefer the more generous handle of a competition kettlebell.

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. Although these don't come in heavier increments which is a downside

Rep knocked it out of the park with these. I mean at the end of the day it’s a cast iron kettlebell and it’s hard to mess up, but they have a nice texture for grip (similar to what you may see at a commercial gym). The color coding makes it easy to see which one you are going for. I bought this in a set that jumps every 4kg, which is what most people say to do. I will say that I typically just grab the largest, but it would be nice to have 28kg. Like it’s one short for a good range, but they got it on their site. I just haven’t wanted to drop $200+ on a single kettlebell when I’m not a big kettlebell guy. My wife loves them and the range is right in her sweet spot and she was the one that actually pushed for them, so who am I to stop that 👀 😂 I wanted to do an adjustable kettlebell, but I hated the Allen key option and the cheap plastic knobs or odd shapes. The Freak Athlete looks cool, but I do like the solid feeling of a kettlebell and doesn’t take up as near as much space as a rack of dumbbells. I say that to call out that I think it’s worth going for adjustable dumbbells for space savings but the space saving on a handful of kettlebells is nothing to write home about.

These are nicely cast and colored! No complaints. Only sold bc i got a full set of another brand.

REP Kettlebells were a great option when I couldn't find Kettlebells at Rogue in the surplus section for a $1 pound. Great for carries, swings, balance, overhead movements etc. REP has come along way.

Looks nice feels nice I have only one tiny 10 pounder that they gave me free at the REP Showroom when my daughter kept carrying it around

I’ve got the 105 lb rep kettlebell. Got it for doing swings and get ups, when I was really into Pavel tsatsuline’s “Simple and Sinister” program. This kettlebell is really nice, looks good, powder coat is nice. They get expensive when they get heavy but that’s to be expected. Holds chalk well

These are solid kettlebells at a good price. We love the savage ones but they did not give my wife some lighter weights she needed so these provided what she needed.

Full disclosure, I only have the 1KG KB, which they do still sell! It is a fun decoration in the gym. Great for forced perspective photos or with your kids and pets. In all seriousness, I have used their more typical weight KBs and they feel like any other. They are nice, but nothing special. Most companies are just labeling KBs from the same factory so pick the one with the best price or that has the color/ logo you like.