Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Horn Anvil 55Lbs, Cast Iron Anvil Blacksmith Withstands Heavy Blows,Anvil Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith Jewelers Metalsmith Tool, for Sale Forge Tools and Equipment

A great anvil for the price. Finish a little rough, but working surfaces good. Delivery was prompt despite the weight and size. A good introductory anvil for the emerging Smith, or for the professional.

It's heavy, hard and here. Affordable too. Ugly blue, but fixed with wire brush and some bluing. Packaging is laughable (cardboard box) Good flat top. If you are looking for an affordable, portable (or starter) anvil, (less than $2./lb), this is for you. Should outlast me....

not to big and not to small; just right in size

Very good price and well worth the money 132 anvil is the lowest price cast steel on the market Very large working surface and two horns

Couldn't be happier with the incredible price on a great product. My order arrived sooner than expected and hasn't had a break since it arrived. Better quality than I expected for the price. I'm so happy with Vevor's entire company. Great prices, friendly customer service,speedy delivery and an ALL OUT quality products. The ONLY time my husband doesn't complain about me shopping online, he even joins in!!!Standing ovation to the Vevor company and ALL of its staff! Ooooo. New coupons just arrived! Gotta go see, bye for now!

I got this as my first envil and it is pretty awesome; sure it’s not 160 pounds, so it does bounce a little bit more than the anvils are used in our work at The shop. But for the cost it’s awesome

Thank you

Good tool for workshop but finish quality needs improving or monitoring before dispacthing otherwise it's okay.

Very nice tool needed it

Excellent anvil for the price. I am assembling a bladesmith shop in my garage. I thought that I'd have to settle for an anvil in the 50 lb. range, until I saw the Vevor anvils. I first considered the 88 lb. 2-horn anvil, but there seemed to be some casting quality issues. I also didn't like the open bottom. The price was great, but it just didn't look very stout compared to other anvils. Then I saw this one. Solid Steel! 11 lbs. heavier and around the same price! Casting and paint look great! I don't think I'll miss the second horn, seeing that the metal was used to fill the bottom. No pritchel hole, but a larger than advertised hard hole - 1 1/4 inch. That's hardy! Shipping was on time. Flimsy box was crushed and heavily wrapped in clear shipping tape. Whatever, it protected the anvil. It came through unscathed! Looking forward to creating some neat stuff on this anvil!