With so much of our manufacturing finding its way overseas and so many of our workers finding their way to unemployment lines isn't now the most important moment to keep things local, to keep things American. It is possible to create a product that beats foreign made at every level, both in quality and in price. 

We have associates that have visited Foreign foundries and tell us the conditions are horrible, the iron used is of the lowest grade and the products being produced is deplorable. Until now we have had to use these same foreign made kettlebells and can tell you for a fact, handles aren't supposed to chip, your hands aren't supposed to smell like paint when you're done using them, they certainly shouldn't leave a black residue and by no means should you see any traces of "filler" to cover holes in the manufacturing process. 

In fact it was those concerns that really precipitated the manufacturing of our own kettlebell. Being told that America can't produce a high quality kettlebell at low cost as a reason for us to accept overseas products is not something we're going to take lightly. What we've been able to do, by working closely with local designers and foundries, is produce a solid iron kettlebell of a quality finer than anyone else's at a cost that's lower than any other kettlebell on the market.