Formosa Fitness

There's an old saying, "The poor can't afford to buy cheaply." This means that you get what you pay for and when you buy cheap, you get something that will NOT last or perform as it should. You will have to buy it again when it fails. That's more expensive than just buying something of quality in the first place.

Quality is hard to find in Taiwan's fitness industry today. Everyone wants everything cheap or even free. But when things are cheap, they aren't very good nor effective. People wanting fitness find they can't get good results by using these cheap products and services. Higher quality alternatives often provide the results that people want.

Kettlebells and other fitness equipment are often designed, produced, and sold by people who do not use the equipment and have no idea how it is supposed to be used. Even worse, the trainers often don't use the equipment themselves so they aren't familiar with it either. Without experience, the designers, producers, sellers, and trainers have no idea whatsoever if they are producing or using a quality product.

In fitness, the value of a product depends on the results you can get from using it and the product's safety and durability. If the product is unsafe or you can't get good results using it, then the fact that it's cheap means nothing. Buying such a product would be a waste of money.