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What would happen if you dropped a solid cast iron (sorta brittle) kettlebell on a concrete sidewalk ? (Here's
an solid KB manufacturer disclaimer against dropping them on hard
surfaces). (archived since they're out of business).
Would
the epoxy coating crack ? Would you have to pay for the cracked
sidewalk ? Here at Kettlestack we've never seen a handle
break during hard, proper use, but this shouldn't discount the real
concern of our customers.
The problem is that we don't know if your Kettlestack will be
dropped on carpet, grass, sand , mats or steel plating; Whether
the handle will land dead square or with a glancing shot, from 2,6 or
50 feet. The only viable solution is for Kettlestack to meet
you half way, actually more than half way. We'll replace the
handle for US 10$ + shipping.* However after
the first replacement, we reserve the right to identify
someone as a "terminal abuser" and decline subsequent replacements.
This replacement includes new support blades and ABS plastic grip
housing and requires the return of the original broken handle (we'll
provide a SASE).
*After almost 2 years we haven't charged anyone for a return.
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