Fitness Sandbags

The Bells of Steel sandbags do everything I want them to. The straps seem to be a sticking point for a lot of people. While they're not needed, I've found them helpful for moving or adjusting the bags when I don't want to do a full pick and they haven't taken away from my training.

I wish I bought these at the start of Covid, would have been great. Excellent value to odd object training.

You do not have to start out with this fully loaded. You can start lighter and build up. The bag is built well and relatively inexpensive. The straps are sometimes in the way, but they also can be used for some movements. There may be better bags, but I think this is a great starter bag.

Bought the 150 pound bag and fill it up to 100 at the start to 120 today... still place to grow. You should buy the size up and fill it to what you can do until you grow into it and use the full capacity when the time is right.

I have the 200lbs does exactly what it's suppose to. It's amazing for the price and versatility. Straps on the side is something to watch when setting up. The ceberus one are built a bit better in my opinion but are pricier. J'ai le sac de 200lbs. Il fait exactement ce qu'il doit faire et est super versatile pour le prix. Il faut faire attention au strap sur le côté avant le lift. Pour avoir utiliser le sac de Cerberus il est un petit peu mieux fait, mais plus cher. Overall great bang for bucks

These bags are great - good value for money, durable. My only gripe is that they come with straps on the sides and top. I’m not quite sure what the intention was with this design choice, but for strongman or even functional fitness/ GPP the straps just get in the way. I cut the side straps off and finished the ends with a lighter.

These are noticeably cheaper than other similar options, they accomplish their job as advertised, the strap can be a little bit annoying but Ive never had them be a real problem. Sometimes the strap can be useful for dragging the lighter ones out for use but there's nothing cripplingly special or cripplingly bad about them, they just work.

I got the BoS 150lb sandbag after having a Rogue 100lb sandbag. The build quality of the bag itself seems pretty similar (though Rogues might be slightly better), but the BoS was/is cheaper which is nice for a home gym. I like that they have the weight painted on the bag so its easy to identify from a distance. I thought I would like having the handles on the bag, but those seem to get in the way more often than I use them at this point, but I can see how they could be beneficial to add more variety to your training.

I have the 100lb one. The straps all over it make it harder to use for specific things but it can also add different uses, like rows and swings.

Have been using a 150 lb BOS sandbag for a couple years and it does the job but the stupid strap handles on the sides seems to be an accident waiting to happen.