Surreal Cast Iron Kettlebells 2KG - 30KG

Previously by chance I had a 5kg to start with, then I brought two 12kg gorilla style ones from Amazon, and now that I am use to kettlebell exercises (the swing, thrusters, the row, clean and press, the snatch, etc) and ready to go up a few gears; I got a cast iron 20kg kettlebell from the Surreal range last Saturday (16/07/2016). Jumping up 8kg has really challenged my body and this kettlebell has not disappointed. Actually smaller and more compact than my gorilla style bells, the handle space is still more than adequate. Aesthetically more pleasing design with a thin rubber coating over the ball to protect your floor, more economic in terms of space being taken up, also more sturdy and less likely to break or rust. More or less the same price as gorilla style bells at 16kg upwards. I would recommend both getting a cast iron kettlebell and getting a k'bell from Surreal.

I am very pleased with my purchase. The kettlebell came very well packaged and within the time scale. The bell is well made with no rough edges especially around the handle and there are no scratches or uneven surfaces. So glad that I found this seller on Amazon

Didn't expect it to be high-quality in details. It's easy to grab, arrived with no damage. That's enough for 4 stars

Sturdy very well made. Arrived promptly and packed properly. Exactly as per description and the top loop is large enough to perform a two hand swing for my larger hands.

Not great quality - the handle has so many lumps and bumps, dings and scratches, it doesn’t seem very well made. I have a kettlebell from another brand just as cheap as these and the handle is perfectly smooth. The neoprene had several dents in it as if it had been dropped multiple times. It also arrived covered in dust - doesn’t matter that much, but just a bit shoddy.

Love this kettlebell I use it all the time. My favourite piece of equipment and love the colour. Will be adding to my collection of these for sure.

The first one was delivered separately from it's completely flimsy and unsuitable packaging. Much to the amusement of the postie it had been rolling around in the back of the van. I rejected it as it was trashed. After another long wait they sent another. When I opened the again rubbish packaging it had a big crack in the vinyl and what appears to be cement coming out from underneath. So here's the thing. What if they are so cheap because they're a lump of concrete with a metal handle? Surely not?? I could find out by cutting of the crappy vinyl outer. I've been training with kettle bells for thirty five years. This is extremely poor quality, and to have two damaged back to back is a joke. Most of the reviews are of the lightweight bells, where packaging isn't as critical and perhaps bought by less experienced people who are getting into training. I can only warn you that you get what you pay for. Advice I ignored and wish I hadn't.

The ones that turned up were fine but I had two 10kg and no 12kg