Having used a variety of Kettlebell's for the last few years (I have 12, 16 and 24kg bells from other manufacturers), i can honestly say the 2x20kg bells from Dragon door are far superior, seriously, you want the best, get these! I'll be buying the 24Kg set next.

After purchasing a decent quality 35lb. kettlebell, I thought I would try a high quaility 44lb. kettlebell from DragonDoor. The difference is apparent and appreciated. This kettlebell is so much better than the cheap garbage available at my gym. The handle is perfect for my hands and doesn't tear them up. With cheaper kettlebells, I really need to wear gloves - not good! This excellent kettlebell fits my needs perfectly. I will be ordering the 53lb. one too when I get strong enough to handle it.
-James

No need to repeat what everyone else has written - but this is great stuff. I now own 2 12 kgs, 2 16 kgs, 2 20 kgs, and 1 24 kg. Will likely move up to a 28 kg but it's getting pretty expensive. However, all the hype is true - you get a tremendously satisfying workout, far better than at a health club. It's all business, no b.s. The bang for the buck is worth the money.
Dragon Door's products are definitely superior to the others',

I'm a 58 year old with arthritis. I'm trying to stay as active as possible for as long as possible and began competing in the Scottish Highland Games last year. I've been working with Dan John on strength and conditioning. On his recommendation, I'm basing my training on the double kettlebell press, a farmers walk and double swing complex, and snatches.

I bought a second 20 kg kettlebell make a pair when I was ready to move up from my 16 kg pair. Kettlebell workouts have been easy on my joints while significantly improved my strength and conditioning. I feel much better prepared for this years season.

Whether you're churning out the KB swings or grinding your teeth on a GHD KB Press, the 20kg (44lb) kettlebell fits perfect into any strength and conditioning program. The solid dead weight of a KB separates itself from a balanced dumbbell. After working with various KB's on several different exercises, I avoid dumbbells as much as possible. Kettlebells are the weight to use, unparalleled for range of movement and fuctional strength. So far I own 26, 35, 44 and 53 lb sets. Thanks dragondoor!

I ordered the 20kg Russian Kettlebell as a middleweight kettlebell addition to my home gym. I started working out with kettlebells and Pavel Tsatsouline's Russian Kettlebell Challenge 6 months ago after I returned from a year deployment to Iraq. After that first 30 minute workout with cleans, presses, and the dreaded one-arm snatch, I was hooked! I've since moved on to include the Relax into Stretch program and the pistol squat into my kettlebell workouts!
The 20kg Russian Kettlebell has been as excellent addition! It's a fantastically well-constructed and coated kettlebell that is an excellent bridge-weight between the 1 pod and 1.5 pod kettlebells!
I have nothing but praise for the 20kg Russian Kettlebell!
Thank you Pavel! and Thank you Dragon Door!

for fear of hurting myself in some way i decided to move up the the forty four pounder instead of the fifty three pounder when the thirty five pounder got less and less challenging to work with. and i have got to say i am happy i didn't get the fifty three pounder. these will keep me busy for awhile. i get 'em by the pair and follow mike mahler's plan of attack and he kills it with the routines! not that i'm dissin' on pavel or anybody else i'm sure they've got a lot to offer but i can only do one thing at a time. anyways TEN stars!

The delivery of the bells was messed up but the bells are great.

The handle sets this KB apart from the others: its width and the protective coating it a pleasure to use. I bought a Troy KB 35-pounder as that company had received a decent review, and I was pretty satisfied with it until I tried Dragon Door: the difference in quality is quickly apparent.

This is the second KB I've owned but the first one buying online and from this store. My first was a GoFit, which isn't bad but I am much happier with the build quality of DD. What two things I like most, a textured grip making giving a better hold on the bell, and that the ball is completely round, instead of flat on the sides like the GoFit bell.
KB in general aren't cheap but are extremely versatile fitness equipment that have many applications that I believe from experience offer greater training compared to dumbbells. I highly highly recommend investing in at least one and soon I think you'll be wanting more out of KB training, it's an addictive challenge.
Overall thumbs up to DD