Customer Reviews for VEVOR Cast Iron Anvil, 25 Lbs(11kg) Single Horn Anvil with 6.8 x 3.5 inch Countertop and Stable Base, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, for Bending, Shaping

I am a hobby metal worker and this anvil has worked amazing for what I do. It's not a forged blacksmith anvil but it performs perfectly for the hobby or budget metal smith

Great anvil for the price. I purchased this anvil to use as a demonstration anvil at shows. It works wonderfully and has a nice hard surface with good rebound. Perfect anvil for someone just getting started.

Again this little Anvil really works well ! needs a little cleanup and your ready to go we have 10 we use for new students as well as one we use at the state fair they hold upwell after 3 yrs use .

Like the weight and general size. Wish there was a round hole in addition to the square one. Overall I would recommend it. I like the design which has a quadrangular end and horn opposite.

Any and every complaint I had about the blue 66lb anvils was taken care of in this little guy. Pritchel is in a good spot has a table even marked in pounds. Good job Vevor! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVBZFhGOLW4

nice size for small projects. the shape is good for getting good angles

After receiving the little guy I noticed it was lighter than expected so I pulled out my scale and yep it only weighed 38lbs not 44lbs. After setting it up and banging on it for a bit its much more resistant to dings and dents than the one bought from harbor freight thru amazon.

Finding a decent anvil of this size, that does not cost an extreme amount, is difficult. The 132 LB. Vevor anvil fills that spot just right. The anvil is well made and being made of cast steel versus cast iron makes a huge difference in quality. The top is ground nicely and the overall construction is better than most anything on the market.

Amazing anvil rebound is great. Highly recommend. Pritchell hole is in a strange spot but it works. All in all this is a great anvil

It's the best money can buy. Great for my fabrication shop. The square hole I use for umbrella holder for working outside and I can still use the anvil.