The Milo Duplex kettlebell is more than 100 years old, and while mine is not in condition for regular use, the fact that it is still intact says a lot about the build quality. For a collector or early strength-history piece, it is outstanding: scarce, iconic, and a great display item with real Iron Game presence. As a modern training tool, I would not compare it to today’s kettlebells for aggressive use or dynamic movements, but that is not really the point of owning one.

My daily drivers, these are so easy to move around. I love my vintage plates, but these are so much easier to grip and move.

True OG of vintage plates. They are like the gold standard - everything is measured off of them. Solid, dependable, and full of history. I have 2 sets, and would love more!

High quality, and even higher price. I use these for my vintage plate collection due to the fit and finish, but they are a bit over priced for what they are.

Great storage, especially at the price. Well built, and I love that you can flip each shelf around for dumbbells, or to create a trough where a piece of plywood (sprayed black) creates a great kettlebells shelf too. Only knock is that the red color is almost coral - it is t the bright red REP used to offer.

Love these. Accurate, beautiful, and can be found for reasonable prices with a bit of patience. Love my blue Kg set the best.

Built well, and came with my Ares 2.0. Diameter is a bit smaller than many other lat bars. Some like that. For me, I prefer a slightly larger diameter.

Love these plates. Mine are specifically a nickle plated run they did for a competition. Cost a little more, but look amazing. It’s great to see a smaller company still producing plates with character.