Phoenix Fitness Vinyl Kettlebell Weight – 4kg, 6kg, 8kg, 12kg, 16kg or 20kg Free Weight for Home Gym, Strength Training & Cardio – Ergonomic Handle with Durable Vinyl Coating for Full-Body Workout

Its bigger than I expectedIt's huge but that was my fault should have checkedBut it's solid and does the job

My son bought this product and whilst the size wasn't suitable for purpose (too heavy) the quality of the product was really good. Our returns experience with Evri wasn't great but this is not down to the seller. I contacted the seller and the response from Billy was immediate. I was really impressed. Finally the Evri return turned up and the refund was dealt with swiftly. I wish all sellers would be as responsive as Billy. Thank you Billy.

The kettlebell feels sturdy and strong, although its larger than I would like.For working out, you can't hold it like a goblet because of the way the handle is designed.The size also makes it a little awkward for classic kettlebell swings, but it just means you'll have to use a wider stance.The grip is comfortable even for slightly smaller adult hands.It's a functional kettlebell for beginners. Well worth the money.

I picked up the orange 12kg version of this kettlebell, and have been pleasantly surprised thus far.Aesthetically, the kettlebell is clean and well designed. The plastic covering is spotless and feels thick, protecting the weight within. Despite being plastic, there's a bit of a coating to give you better grip on the handle, and I never felt as if the kettlebell was going to slip. The weight itself inside feels solid and well-balanced, allowing for a wide range of exercises with confidence. The handles are a little narrower than is perfect for me, that does reduce the functionality very slightly, but only really hampers exercises that would be better done with dumbbells anyway.For under £20, this is a really solid kettlebell, and a great addition to any home gym.

I bought this as I felt it was good value for money. Arrived today and I’m very disappointed. Aside from the cosmetic issue of the weight/branding sticker peeling off without even using it, the casing is of a poor quality plastic and offers no grip. The seam on the handle will cut your hand with extended use and is very awkward due to the excessively bulky size. I’ve included it next to a 10kg kettlebell from a different manufacturer (which is of far superior quality). Don’t be fooled by the low price folks! It will cost more than that to return it.

Very good with nice grip, easy to hold with two hands, colour scheme for different weights is a good idea also.

I’ve been using the Phoenix Fitness 16KG kettlebell for a little bit now and, while it’s sturdy enough for general use, there are a few frustrating flaws that really let it down.Firstly, the build quality is a bit questionable. Although the weight itself feels solid when you're using it, the plastic casing tends to flex and warp slightly when you pick it up.Then there’s the logo on the front. Rather than being properly moulded into the casing, it’s just a cheap sticker. It started peeling off almost straight away, which looks scruffy and doesn’t give the best impression of quality. It’s not the end of the world, but it does make the product feel a bit thrown together rather than something that’s built to last.The real issue for me, though, is the handle. It is absolutely massive, far bigger than it needs to be. If you have small or even average-sized hands, you’ll struggle to get a comfortable grip. It feels clumsy and awkward, which isn’t what you want when you're trying to focus on your form. I honestly don’t understand why they designed it this way; it just makes exercises harder and less safe than they should be.

Great exercise kettle bell it's heavy. So be careful best start off small before going all in it's easy to hold even though it weighs 20kg there's loads of different exercises to help you on line or you tube good luck