Rogue Kettlebells

9 Reasons To Buy

• Rogue Kettlebells are, by and large, the best value kettlebells we’ve reviewed when price (with shipping,) weight accuracy, and finish are considered. They’re not the absolute best kettlebells, but they are some of the best value available.
• All of Rogue’s kettlebells use color-coded bands to make the weight increments easily identifiable. In addition to the bands, the weight in both Kilograms and Pounds is cast permanently into the iron so it doesn’t face.
• Rogue uses a textured powder coat to protect against corrosion as well as allow the hands to grip. With chalk, these grip extremely well although they are a bit uneven in comparison to some competitors like Kettlebell Kings.
• Like most higher-end kettlebells, Rogue’s use a single piece cast which means the handles are unlikely to separate from the bell when dropped like cheaper kettlebells.
• The bottom of the bells are machined flat. Many companies leave the raw casting which is often okay, but it can cause the kettlebells to be more likely to wobble.
• These are offered in a weight range from 9LB up to 203Lb which is one of the wider weight increment ranges offered on the market.
• The 40LB Rogue Kettlebell is officially approved for use with the US Army’s Combat Fitness Test. There are only a few companies that are approved, one of which is Sorinex.
• The weight tolerance is +/- 3%. If they’re beyond this, Rogue will replace the kettlebell, but it’s not often that it happens.
• Rogue’s shipping on items like these is nearly impossible to beat due to their large sales volume. This can save quite a bit of money depending on how much you buy.