SPRI Kettlebell Weights Orange, 8-Pound

I have had this for a while now, though I don't use it often anymore because generally, I need a heavier bell for my workouts to be effective these days.So there are two reasons I'm giving this two stars: 1) The handle is small and 2) there's a very large bump from the vinyl on the bottom, bigger then other vinyl brands of kettlebell I own, which makes it definitely not a safe option in my book for the renegade row. Any other kettlebell move I think would be fine with this, except for the handle size.So just some information to help you figure out if this would be a problem for you: I am a woman, albeit a large frame woman. But as large frame women go, I'm at the smaller end of that particular measurement range. My palm measures 7 and 3/4 inches around the portion usually measured for gloves. So although I have shorter fingers, because I got the double curse of being short and large framed, my hand width itself is larger sized for a woman. So if you are a man with anything other than really small hands for a dude, I really can't see how these would work well for you. And if you are a woman who genuinely has very petite hands, these may be ok for you. If you are a medium frame woman, I think these may not be ideal for you either. For me, these are harder for anything that isn't a single hand move...the moment I have to have two hands on it, or it requires transfer to another hand, it gets easier to have an accident that can cause a dropped bell and/or an injury. I prefer the Yes4All kettlebells to these.