Customer Reviews for VEVOR Blacksmith Anvil Steel Round Horn Anvil 110lb 50kg 2 Holes for Metal Work

Great for the price! Sturdy, heavy, maybe could go one size larger if desired.. .................................................................................................................

Wanted to learn to forge small items such as knives and this 66 lb anvil seems to fit the bill. I must commend this seller on their customer service as it was prompt and appreciative.

Great little Anvil does everything I need it for, I would highly recommend to all. If you need a Anvil for a bit of panel work its perfect not that hard to move around.

awesome little anvil. easy to throw up on my shoulder and carry back in the apartment and put away when I'm not using it. I made a little anvil stand for it the anvil rebounds well. the little anvil is compact simple and affordable. great product for a starting blacksmith like myself. I don't regret buying from this company at all.

Sige was good for my use

Searched for a while in the new and second-hand markets for an anvil. There are lots of YouTube reviews on this, too. Consensus - you won't find a better performing anvil for the price. I'm new to the craft, but very happy with the purchase so far.

There is a good weight to this anvil, the striking surface is hard with good rebound. The only problem I have with this anvil is the amount of casting material left inside both the hardy and pritchel holes. Either a better casting job, or some cleanup of these holes would be much appreciated.

This was a gift.My son likes it. A bonus in his foray in blacksmithing. I found this item after watching a review of John At Old Hickory Forge.

We have 12 Vevor double horned Anvil each needed some work ,but they are overall good quality for what we needed ! This anvil is great out of the box !

For a little anvil it does what you would expect a chunk of steel to do. My only complaint is that there is no hardy hole. I purchased this along with the forge as something to just get me started and it has helped me tremendously in making the other tools I need to use the forge. So as a starter anvil it's a good start and will handle anything you hammer on it easily, just make sure to secure it down to something like a large stump because it is small and it doesn't take much to get it bouncing around, but once secured down, it's rock solid and I love it.