By wrapping the bell portion of these KBs with a rubber exterior coat, we’re giving gym owners a way to prevent many of the scuffs, chips, and other damages that can tarnish the finish and appearance of a traditional kettlebell. Across all weight increments, this durable urethane coating creates a smooth black surface, with the handle left uncovered for an overall feel no different than our standard Rogue Kettlebells.

Texture matters. A well formed, balanced, and properly textured kettlebell feels better in the hand and performs better in motion. The handle of each Rogue Kettlebell is textured to hold chalk well, but with enough grip to be used without. The powdercoat finish, combined with the urethane coat on the bell, helps a Rogue KB feel comfortable in the hand or against the forearm in the rack position without being too rough.

Rogue Kettlebells are manufactured from first-run iron ore (not scrap, like many KBs on the market) and go through a single-piece, proprietary casting process. This creates a stronger, more reliable handle and a void-free surface. The Rogue Kettlebell does not use plastic caps, plugs, or patches like lower quality products. The base of each kettlebell is machined flat (rather than leaving it as a raw casting) so it sits perfectly on the floor and does not wobble. You can tell the difference as soon as you pick one up.

Kettlebells work muscles you didn’t even know you had. A set of Rubber Coated Kettlebells, an AbMat, a pair of Rogue Wood Rings, and an SR-1 Speed Rope are a great way to start building out a garage gym. You can also check out our Competition KG Kettlebells, which feature uniform diameters and handle widths across every increment, from 8KG to 48KG.

All of our kettlebells feature color-coded handles for easy recognition at a glance, along with a matte black, powder coat finish. Powder coat is more durable and the texture feels more natural than an epoxy or painted finish.