Brute Force Sandbags

• Your Brute Force sandbag is made tough and is designed to be abused
• Black shell
• 10-120 lbs (54.5 kg) Recommended Max Capacity
• Strongman sandbag dimensions 36" x 26" Shell
• Includes three double Velcro filler bags 10-45 lbs.
• 4 sets of soft gripping handles (8 handles total)
• Made from VERY tough, 1000D Cordura
• Best for heavier lifting and power movements
• Inside webbing reinforcements making them 2x stronger than any other sandbag
• Made in the USA!
• The strongest sandbag in the world!  
• 1 year warranty!
• FREE-Nine workout cards included with every sandbag order!

NINE FREE WORKOUTS INCLUDED WITH PURCHASE OF ANY SANDBAG! $14.95 VALUE-FREE!

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING VIA USPS MED FLAT RATE BOX $44.95.

Sandbag Instructions and Care:

1. Fill your filler bag inserts with the desired amount of play sand by using a scale to fill each bag with the proper amount of sand.  The concept of sand bags is to have the sand inside the inserts to shift.  The shifting of sand will ensure you receive the  most out of your training session and also will ensure no damage is caused by overloading.  Press out the air and be sure to dust the sand off the velcro when you are finished filling the inserts to maintain a proper seal.

2. Place filled inserts in your sandbag shell, close the zipper, and tuck the zipper tab away under the nylon tab.

3. Sandbags can be roughly dropped from shoulder height, or even overhead.  It is not recommended to slam your sandbag, as they are not slam balls.

4. Please follow the sandbag loading limits, however, over loading slightly will not be a problem.  Pronated (sideways) lifting capacity is 70 lbs.

5. Avoid getting the sandbag wet.  Cordura material is water resistant, but not water proof.  If you leave your bag in the rain, you may find that it weighs 200lbs instead of 100lbs.  Sand likes water!

6. Finally, do not let your friends borrow your Brute Force Sandbag.  You will not get it back!  Instead direct them to purchase their own sandbag from mmaroots.comThe training possibilities are endless... Here is one example of training with sandbags.