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@winterwonder Definitely glad you're sharing your story! Always good to hear everyone's experiences. I'm having a little trouble understanding why you think the way they handled it wasn't sufficient. Putting aside the issue of how difficult or easy it was to chip, would you have felt the same...

@winterwonder That's an unfortunate situation. Sounds like customer service did a good job trying to help you out. For what it's worth, both of the Rogue kettlebells I ordered (the 53 lb and a 35 lb I ordered as well) arrived with their coatings chipped and scratched just from the inside of the...

@rocvisc17 In terms of the diameter or the size of the window? They feel really, really similar. I don't know that I could tell you a difference without busting out a ruler.

@dawn16 Powder coats are pretty thin (few thousandths of an inch), and when you have two giant hunks of iron knocking into each other, it's sort of inevitable. Just keep an eye out that the exposed iron of the kettlebell doesn't start to rust.

@jman1234 What's not to love about this guy?

@rmarie2020 My pleasure. Happy it was helpful. I honestly believe both brands are great (and both have, in my experience, excellent customer support). But, as I wrote above, attention to detail and quality of the product matter a lot to me, and that made my decision pretty easy.

Howdy y'all, Long time lurker, first time poster. I recently got into kettlebell training and have been acquiring some heavy things to pick up and set down. I was torn between buying a Kettlebell Kings (KK) powder coat kettlebell or Rogue Fitness (RF) kettlebell. Well, I have both now, and I...