The fit and finish on the Bell are fantastic. I am very, very impressed with the quality. Much better than the other KB's that I hae from other companies.

I'm a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt and 2008 US Open Bronze Medalist. I attribute my success as a competitor to my DBL 32kg's. No other tool gives me the specific strength and conditioning for grips, tension, and relaxation while building resilience. And no other tool will build YOUR MENTAL toughness as THE RUSSIAN KETTLEBELL!

this thing is the real deal. Very heavy, but if you can get through a workout with a 53 pound kettlebell with only minor trouble (kettlebell workouts should always be tough) then you will be able to do at least basic swings with this beast. I went 35, 53, and now 72. Biggest thing I've noticed is the amount of grip/forearm strength required for this one.

It's obviously very well made, very solid. Visibly big compared to the 53 pound one, you know your swinging a lot of weight around, but your body adapts quickly. I can see this thing lasting me a long time, can't imagine this will ever feel light to me, but we'll see!

The Dragon Door 32 kg kettlebell is a great addition to a home gym. The finish is durable and smooth leading to a better grip workout with less callous formation during snatch drills. By contrast, my lighter competitor kettlebell (24 kg) tears my hands up during snatches. I also appreciate the reasonably sized handle which keeps the bell closer to the wrist. The weight is symmetrical and a real joy to lift.

I own KB's from several different manufacturers and find DragonDoor's to be the best. They have the right diameter grip for me and rotate well in my hand. Good feel.
I went from swinging a pair of 24 kg's to the 32kg. It is a fairly big jump. I can use it in my right hand but not my left yet. Working towards swinging and clean and pressing a pair of 32's.
You won't go wrong with DragonDoors products. I have been purchasing books and equipment from them for around 10 years.

I own a 16, 24 and now a 32 kg Dragon Door Kettlebell. I decided this year I was going to lose weight and get fit again, so I dusted off my older 2 kettlebells and started working out. After roughly 10 weeks of working out 4 times a week, I finally progressed up to the 32 kg for getups, swings and squats. I have lost 36 pounds and 8% body fat since March of this year, I'm having to buy new clothes now because the old ones are falling off of me.

This is my fourth kettlebell ordered from Dragon Door. Top quality for finish, balance and a great addition to my home gym. They are keeping me fit and strong in my sixties.

My first ever bells were DragonDoor. Over the years I moved, sold them, and got back into kettlebells and opted to purchase some cheaper options.

Most recently I decided to go with DD again, and I'm really glad I did. The shape and the dimensions are just perfect.

I also really like the simplicity of the branding; no stupid giant logos or colored rings or anything like that; just a big beautiful hunk of shiny black iron.

They look and feel great and I can't overstate the value of having bells whose quality literally demands that you use them.

Other bells are "okay" but these bells are great.

When it comes to the tools that I use to improve my life, kettlebells are near the top in terms of their importance, so it makes sense to invest in the best.

I've bought 3 other KBs from Dragon Door and the quality is better than anyone. This time I bought the 32kb bell, and it had a small pimple of metal on the handle. Not a big deal, but with a bell, particularly of that size, it might cause some wear and tear on the hands. I could grind it off, but then I'll compromise the e-coat. So I sent an email to DD and explained the situation. The next day I received an email from John Du Cane: I'll send you a replacement at no charge. And go ahead and grind off the blemish and spray some black Rust-O-Leum on there.

That was it! Two days later there was another 32kb bell on my front step (and it's perfect.) So not only do Dragon Door have the best kettlebells, but I can't imagine anyone else coming close to that level of customer service. Thank you, John!

Several years ago, I never dreamed that I'd be hoisting a 32kg kettlebell, but at 53 years of age, I've impressed even myself. My body weight has gone down, I have no more back problems, and I feel better than I have in years. My goal is to hoist an 88 - probably next year. If I could, I'd rate the 32kg a 12 on a scale of 1 - 10. Newcomers owe it to themselves to get with the Kettlebell program, regardless of age, etc.. Stick with Pavel and you won't go wrong.