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Numerous GORUCK training programs revolve around sandbag work and, more specifically, sandbag work that lends itself to long, cylinder-like bags as opposed to classic Strongman-style bags. As such, these offerings perfectly fit the bill.

Although the GORUCK Simple Sandbags don’t leave much room for error in terms of load capacity, this quality actually results in more compact and overall better bags to use for training with sand.

The GORUCK Plate Carrier (3.0) is “the rucking company’s” most minimalist option for those who are interested in walking with a little weight on their backs.

GORUCK’s GR1, touted by the company as “the greatest (ruck) of all time” is the company’s flagship product of its flagship line of bags.

Sporting higher-end materials (with a higher-end price tag to match) and one of the best warranties we’ve seen in the rucking industry, there isn’t much not to like in this bag that truly has something to please everybody.

As someone who has been into the world of “functional fitness” for some time now, I have been through a lot of different training shoes. Some of these shoes have been pretty great while others…well..you gotta have something to mow the lawn in!

The Reebok Nanoflex TR 2.0s and the GORUCK Ballistic Trainers are two of my “modern era” favorite training shoes and, with enough niche similarities to categorize them together, breaking down the pros and cons of each shoe is a no brainer.

I know when I was looking for my first “real” ruck that I had to sift through a lot of bags that looked like (and were priced like) expensive travel luggage…when all I wanted to do was carry around 20 or 30 pounds worth of ruck plates.

Thankfully, the GORUCK Bullet ruck was there to bail me out!

Let’s discuss why the GORUCK Bullet is the best “starter ruck” for rucking enthusiasts and why it makes for a better “investment” than some cheaper and more expensive options.