
Atlas Stone - Custom/DIY
A staple for strongman training and functional power development.
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Atlas Stone - Custom/DIY Reviews
Based on 22 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Custom/DIY Atlas Stone - Custom/DIY have an average rating of 4.82 out of 5. They're currently the #1 most-owned Stones on Gym Radar, with 56 home gyms reporting ownership.
22 Reviews
Performance
4.82 / 5
Build Quality
4.77 / 5
Value
4.86 / 5
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(3.67)
Found these guys on FBMP. I got three I can pick up now with the big boy just waiting for me to get stronger. They are not sealed or have been sanded down. So they are very rough. May try to do that this winter when I have more time.

(5.00)
CANNOT WAIT TO POST PICS SOON BUT HAVE ATLAS STONES VARYING FROM 50LBS TO 300LBS AND ADDS SO MUCH VALUE TO MY SPACE AND WORKOUTS

(4.33)
Bought a 70kg stone on marketplace, really fun to play with however I very quickly learned I would end up with an enormous collection if I wanted to continue progressing. Will probably stick to sandbags

(5.00)
These are an amazing value, but a pain in the ass if you have a large collection. I only have (2) stones at 70 pound and 95 pounds. They are good weights for me to be able to shoulder and feel like a strongman.

(5.00)
Making atlas stones is a great thing to do, i got Slater Moulds and you can get different foam inserts to change the weight of a single mould

(5.00)
We have 20+ stones all made by hand ranging from 120lb up to 500lb

(5.00)
These are a fun project for a home gym/ strongman nerd. Or you can usually find people selling them on FB marketplace. And they’re a ton of fun to train with!

(5.00)
Got to use these when I was in the Mecca, Aberdeen! Tons of fun and taught by the master Megan Stone herself.
Got lots of people behind me as well to try them. I love rocks!!

(5.00)
Great training tool, they just take up a lot of space. Plan to make more after I'm "done moving" with my current job.

(5.00)
Fun to make, and my Slater molds have gotten plenty of use. I need to get some bigger molds.
Make sure to use the reinforcement fibers, vibrate the concrete, and have a quality mix. The rest is just patience. Add colorant bags to your concrete to dye them different colors, and let your imagination run wild. My most fun set were purple stones for a friend.


