GORUCK Simple Sandbags – Our Review

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.

GORUCK GR1 (26L) – Our Review

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.

GORUCK Patches Ranked: Tiers A through K

Today, we’re going to look at the tiers of currently available/winnable/earnable GORUCK patches.

We’ll discuss the patches that should be proudly displayed on your gear for the world to see…and which ones are best left in an old shoebox somewhere.

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.