Russian Red Kettlebell - 32kg (70 lbs.)

I have to say that I'm truly amazed with these products. I started out @ 6ft 6 & 285lbs. I thought I was in shape. (not) I've been using enter the KB along w/ 53lb. kb for two months and I'm down to 265. I'm seeing muscles that I didn't know I had. Pavel really explaines in a no nonsence way what to do, how to start, what you can do to fix what your doing wrong. (face the wall squat,towel swing etc.) I suggest anyone looking to buy KB's to get "enter the KB" as well. its far worth the investment. It will show what to do to not get injured and the correct forms. Hooked for life. I can't really judge the size of the handle cause the r/r's are all I've used.

My first kettlebell (16kg) was also a Russian Red, and I liked it very much. For the 24kg, I switched to a traditional black iron kb and noticed how much rougher it is. In moving up to 32kg, I decided to try the Russian Red again. While I like this kettlebell a lot, it is noticeably harder to hold onto due to the increased weight. Over time this will become a non-issue, but for swings today it's posing a bit of a challenge. Overall, I recommend this swell animal, but be aware of the potential downside for gripping.

I have been drilling my 1 & 2 Handed swings and 'by the horn' Squats for the last few weeks with this and my strength has increased dramatically and my muscles in my shoulders, chest and back have increased in girth as well. 140 lbs when I Started Dec. 1st and now 145lbs Dec. 21st.

I was training with a 16kg that I've had for a few years, and really wanted a 24kg Russian Red when they came out. I only just got enough spare money to place for a Russian Red and the 24kg's were sold out.... AND I'M GRATEFUL!!! This 32kg is Exactly what I needed to boost my core power - Hahahaha it's HALF my body weight!! = D

THANK YOU DRAGONDOOR!!!