GORUCK Rucker 4.0 – Our Review
The GORUCK Rucker 4.0 Constructed to perfectly and comfortably accommodate a (GORUCK-branded) ruck plate and with numerous handles and other ruck training features, the Rucker lives up to its training ruck designation.
The RitFit PSR05 Smith Machine – Our Review
The RitFit PSR05 is one the company’s more simple fitness machine offerings. Despite this, it offers better-than-expected functionality for a “basic” Smith Machine.
The GORUCK INGRESS Events – Our Experience
The GORUCK/Ingress partnership is an interesting one. “The Rucking Company”, (now also partnered with “The Sport of Fitness”) along with a cell phone video game.
Yeah…interesting.
The GORUCK Mackalls – Our Review
The Mackalls are the rucking shoe from the rucking company (GORUCK…if that wasn’t obvious). Engineered to handle rougher terrain and withstand the rigors of extended time under heavy load, they do this very thing very well.
The Definitive Guide to GORUCK Shoes
Today, I’m removing the veil and shedding some light on all of the current GORUCK shoe offerings. The flagship Ballistic Trainers, niche Rough Runners, and workhorse Mackalls are all solid shoe options and I’ve enjoyed my experiences with all of them. Hopefully, you’ll be able to decide which option works best for you.
Adidas The Total – Our Review
The Total are one of Adidas’ numerous forays into powerlifting shoes. Unlike their other options, they boast a completely flat sole, appealing to the barefoot lifting audience.
As a mid-range speciality shoe, they do a lot of what you expect them to do and can even pinch hit if you want to rock them during metcons involving deadlifts or bodyweight movements.
The ATX Camo Bar – Our Review
I wouldn’t choose the ATX Camo bar as my home or garage gym’s centerpiece. I also wouldn’t recommend that Camo bar to my powerlifting buddies.
That being said, you might think the Camo bar is a “bad” barbell to be avoided at all costs. Nothing is further from the truth.
