Amazon Basics Kettlebell - Cast Iron Resistance Training Weight with Textured Wide Grip Handle - Painted Finish - Black

This kettlebell is a really solid bit of equipment. The cast iron construction feels durable and well made, and the painted finish has held up well with regular use. The wide, textured handle provides a secure grip, even during longer workouts. What I like most is how versatile it is. It’s obviously great for classic kettlebell movements, but it can also mimic many dumbbell exercises, which makes it ideal if you’re short on space and want one piece of kit that can do a lot. I’ve used it for swings, goblet squats, presses, rows, and more without any issues. Simple, sturdy, and great value for money. Perfect for home workouts whether you’re just starting out or adding to an existing setup. Highly recommended. 💪

I've been putting this 16kg Amazon Basics kettlebell through its paces for just under a year now, mainly for various exercises around the house. It's a solid bit of kit, especially considering the price point – I was honestly expecting something a bit less substantial. The finish has held up well, though I reckon it would chip pretty easily if it were regularly dropped on concrete. The grip is comfortable and well-sized, allowing for both single and double-handed use, which is a real plus for different movements. The base is properly flat, so it stands perfectly upright without any wobbling, making it stable for exercises like renegade rows. It feels well-balanced and the quality is surprisingly good; it certainly punches above its weight class. My main niggle, and it’s a minor one, is that I’d love to see Amazon expand the weight range beyond 20kg. If they did, I'd definitely be adding more to my collection. This is a genuinely good option for anyone looking for a dependable kettlebell for home use.

A great addition to any home gym mat a great price.

Review of Amazon Basics kettlebell [ABKB] 20kg. I already had Basics KBs in 8, 12 & 16 Kg and wanted the 20. I pounced when the price dropped to just £35.67 - which as other reviewers have suggested, is amazing VFM for a big KB. The 20 arrived promptly in a well-sealed box, which was battered from its journey (the delivery guy struggled with the compact but very heavy package). An inner box contained the KB, which was pristine with no seams on the handle (a seam can damage your hands, especially when it's on the top or bottom of the handle). The 20's handle was 12.5cm in circumference at centre (the 16kg is 11cm and the 12 is 10.5cm). The 20kg's inner handle width was 14.5cm against the 16's 13cm and the 12's, er 12cm. So plenty big enough for 2-handed swings with my very large hands. I checked the actual weight of the 20 on reliable scales and it was 20.2kg, so no complaint there. I reckon the 0.2 excess was accounted for by the paint, which is the same thick and very dimpled Hammerite-type black that adorns my other KBs. When the KB handle rotates in your grip that paint finish can hold on to the skin of your palms and fingers - the resulting pulling under load is uncomfortable to say the least. To reduce this, you can put (messy) chalk powder on your hands before you ["ahem"] go swinging. Or a wet lubricant, although you may find the KB then escapes your grasp altogether (unpopular with the wife) as well as lube being even more messy (end suspect!). But my preferred option is to rub the KB handles down with abrasive, for which you really need a power tool because doing this by hand is hard work. I used a multi tool with sandpaper attachment (60 grade working down to 180). A belt-sander might be better and a file might help as well. See before and after photos. Once the glaze is off and the dimples are gone the KB handle rolls nicely in your grip (any seam that may have been on the handle will be taken care of as well). You'll still get calluses, but you won't tear your hand open. But best way to reduce those calluses is to change your grip for swings.... Hold your kettlebell where fingers meet palm, instead of lower down your palm. Simps. NB. If you keep the sanded KB outside it will go rusty, but you can get away with that because light rust helps the handle rotate in your grip better. If you like this review please vote it helpful!

I recently purchased the Amazon Basics Cast Iron Kettlebell and have been using it for a few weeks. Here’s a detailed review of my experience: Pros: Durable Construction: The cast iron build of this kettlebell ensures it is extremely durable and capable of withstanding rigorous workouts. It feels solid and robust, which is reassuring during intense exercise sessions. Comfortable Grip: The handle of the kettlebell is well-designed with a smooth, powder-coated finish that provides a comfortable grip. It’s large enough to accommodate both hands if needed, making it versatile for various exercises. Affordable Pricing: Compared to other kettlebells on the market, the Amazon Basics version is reasonably priced, making it a cost-effective choice for those looking to add a kettlebell to their home gym without breaking the bank. Versatile Use: This kettlebell is suitable for a wide range of exercises, including swings, squats, and snatches. It’s a great addition for both beginners and more experienced fitness enthusiasts. Cons: Limited Weight Options: The Amazon Basics Cast Iron Kettlebell comes in a limited range of weights, which may not cater to all fitness levels. If you’re looking for a specific weight not offered, you might need to consider other options. Finish Quality: While the kettlebell is generally well-made, some users have reported minor imperfections in the finish or casting. This doesn’t affect its performance but might be noticeable if you’re concerned about aesthetics. Space for Storage: The design of the kettlebell might make it a bit cumbersome to store, especially if you have limited space. Its shape and weight mean it needs a dedicated spot to avoid accidents. Conclusion: The Amazon Basics Cast Iron Kettlebell is a solid choice for anyone looking for a durable and affordable kettlebell for their home workouts. Its sturdy construction and comfortable grip make it effective for a variety of exercises. While the limited weight options and minor finish imperfections might be drawbacks for some, the overall value and functionality make it a worthwhile purchase. If you’re seeking a reliable kettlebell without a hefty price tag, this one fits the bill nicely.

This is great quality for the price, a nice solid metal kettle bell that is compact but heavy!

Does the job. No frills. Very pleased.🏋️ Grip & handle size suit me.

As a seasoned lifter, I wasn’t expecting to be wowed.......it’s a weight, not a life upgrade. That said, the handle has plenty of room, feels good in the hand, and stays comfortable for swings, squats, and core work. No sharp edges, no awkward balance, and nothing that gets in the way of using it properly. I'm using it for physio work, it's a perfect addition to my collection. Best part is the great price (10kg). It does exactly what it should and costs less than a lot of more “premium” branded options — and it hasn’t tried to kill my toes yet, which is always a bonus.

I've been using this kettlebell a few times a week since purchasing and have had no issues with unfinished areas rubbing against my hands during use, (which I've experienced with other cheap products) but I can't fault these. Great price point and quality product.

Smooth and worth the price

Kettlebell Set Review • Overall Impression: Impressive construction and value for money. • Construction Quality: Durable, well-built, comfortable handles, and excellent weight distribution. • Value for Money: Reasonably priced with a range of weights suitable for beginners and experienced users.

Well finished though not that textured, it's quite smooth. It will last a lifetime though. It's a a 20kg kettlebell that according to the scales is 21kg but that is no issue.

Perfecta, es relativamente pequeña y eso la hace muy manejable.