WOLF TACTICAL Sandbag Workout Bag Sand Bags for Weight Training Workout Sandbag Fitness Sand Bag

I’ve never done any kind of sandbag training, but decided to give it a go, as I normally train with barbells/kettlebells. I ended up buying the 100lb bag as it was fairly inexpensive compared to competitors and it appeared to have the same design to secure the bag. I went to Home Depot and bought Two 50lb bags of play sand for about $7 each and loaded the bag up. I literally just got the bag, but I did a quick workout with tossing the bag over my shoulder and bear hug squats and it feels great so far. No tears and no sand has come out yet. Will update as I continue to train with it, but if you’re someone who wants to add some variety to your training then I’d consider trying this bag out, as it appears to be well made. I also have two weight plates for a 5.11 weight vest made by this same brand and again, no complaints with this company or their products so far. They’re priced fairly and have been solid so far. Edit: I’d also like to add that reviewers such as Zillatech should get a one star in reading skills/comprehension, as the product description clearly states the sand is not included and must be purchased separately. That review is also fairly dramatic, as I said in my review the play sand I bought from Home Depot only cost about $7 per 50lb bag of sand used to fill my bag. I initially wanted a Rogue bag or a Cerberus, but these were more affordable and I’ve seen no signs of wear or leakage since using and tossing the bag around in my garage gym on horse stall mats.

These are great sandbags that feel very well constructed and ready for punishment. I originally had a cheap 100lb bag from Walmart that busted on its 4th slam at the seam. Realized you get what you pay for real quick. I then got the ir0nm1nd strongman blue bag that is similar in feel to the durability of these Wolf Tactical bags, but for volumes of sand below 250lbs, there’s a lot of extra tie off that gets in the way. I said heck with it and bought the 3 WT bags and I couldn’t be happier. I don’t recommend throwing any sandbag on concrete. I work out in my yard on mats and grass, so I don’t expect any issues with these and they seem to be built to last a very long time. Had no problems filling them either with play sand. The 100lb bag took 103.2lbs of sand on the first fill. The 150lb bag took 154.4lbs, and the 200lb bag took 202.7lbs. When you get close, you do have to shake the bag side to side (maybe one or 2 drops) to level out your last pour as to be expected. The inner lining is very strong and handled the shakes with ease. Make sure you’re back is warmed up with filling - it can be a workout on its own ;) Very happy with this addition to my home gym and look forward to fully progressing to the 200lb bag soon. Highly recommend 10/10.

Great sandbag that is holding up really well to intense use. To the folks leaving 1 star reviews because it "doesn't come with sand" - what planet are you living on? I found at least 3 places in the product description and photos where it clearly states that sand is not included. And do you honestly think any company can afford to ship you 100+ lb of sand? Do you have any idea how much that would cost? Think before you post.

Great bag

I love this sandbag! Very durable and great quality. My heart rate goes up pretty quickly when using it. Great for bent over rows, shoulder carries, putting it on a weight sled, and bear hug carries. You can get so much use out if it. It was a fantastic purchase. The 100lb bag is heavier than one might think. Doesn’t take up much space.

This sandbag lasted 1yr + 1 day. I have used the hell out of it but the zipper finally broke. Would probably have lasted yrs but 8 have pounded this thing to death on my garage floor. Actually lasted longer than I thought. Would recommend it but always managed your expectations. Zippers only last so long no matter how well made. Going back to Rogue and see if they have improved their Zippers.

Been using it for a month now and I love it, I’ll be getting a 100lb one next. The one in my photo is 50 lbs. The quality of the bag is very good. It’s very easy to fill and the size and weight is accurate.

People complaining that the bag doesn’t hold the listed weight probably didn’t do their research. For whatever reason, this seems to be a common complaint with sandbags. In my case, I used two 50-lb bags of cleaned playground sand in the 150-lb bag. It could definitely hold more, although probably not another full 50-lb bag. I didn’t put it on a scale, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it won’t hold 150 lbs. Different types of sand can have different densities and take up different amounts of space. That said, if you want to be safe, just buy the larger-sized bag. It’s actually better to leave some room anyway so the sand can move around inside the bag while you’re carrying it. I’m really enjoying carrying and tossing this thing around. I’m still figuring out how to fit it into my regular workout routine, so for now, I leave it in my living room and knock out 3–5 sets randomly throughout the week. It’s a surprisingly convenient way to get some extra work in. UPDATE: I had an extra 50lb bag of sand so I bought a 100lb bag. This was perfect to allow the material to move around while tossing it around. With this one, I am focused on throwing as far forward as possible and/or straight up. This is giving a great explosive chest and tri workout and is generally less mentally challenging to get off the ground. For now, the heavier one is for lifting, carries, and over the shoulder tosses. Both were easy to fill.