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Sandbags back in stock, FINALLY

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May 23, 2026 9:30am EDT

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Sandbags back in stock, FINALLY

We spent most of 2025 out of stock of our Sandbags because estimating demand was really hard (and still is). Then this year, much of what we did build sat with the bureaucracy in customs for over six (extra) months - we’re not complaining, just explaining. But Alas! A year later, we have a full re-stock of our TRAIN WITH SAND gear.

We started building these in 2013 and have proven them at thousands of events all over the world. They all come with our Scars Lifetime Guarantee, which nobody else comes close to offering.

Call that peace of mind on the quality, but then the TRICK is to use them when you got ‘em:

TRAIN WITH SAND

My garage is full of all different shapes and sizes of sandbags, sand kettlebells, med balls etc. — you can stack them so they don’t take up so much space. And there’s an added bonus -- when I’m headed to the beer fridge from the house, if I happen to kick one of the sandbags, my foot barely even notices. If you’ve ever kicked an iron kettlebell, that’ll cost you a lot of cash in the cuss jar and a swollen big toe. Sand is better like that.

When it’s time to whoop it on, we move the sandbags to the driveway, one by one. Then, do the workout. Pretty simple & nobody cares how much weight you do. You do you. Also, there’s a ¼ mile loop that we like to do between sets. Grab a sandbag and go makes it more challenging -- bonus points for a front rack med ball carry.

USE THEM HARD. You can slam our sandbags on the driveway and it doesn’t crack. The sandbags are built for this and do just fine. Do NOT try this with your cast iron kettlebells.

I keep some in my Jeep and bring them to my boys’ baseball practice. You see, I took another job as a strength and conditioning coach for the 9U All Star team, lol. And I like to look the part by wearing my vest -- “Were you in the Army?” … I get so many questions and the boys and their friends are growing up to be great young men. I join them and carrying sandbags practically does the team building for me, and the kids get tougher, too. This also works for adults.

My goal is to stay strong and healthy so I can enjoy more of their lives and give back more to the next generation, so I’ll keep training with sand.