Large Tough-As-Nails Cordura Sandbag
9X World's Strongest Man veteran, IronMind's Tough-As-Nails Sandbags have quickly established themselves at the world's top strongman contests around the globe, as well as in serious gyms worldwide. Rock on, indoors or outside, they're made for tough stuff, like lifting, carrying, and loading--and unlike a stone, they allow urban dwellers to do cavemen-centric training anywhere. Plus, they train your grip each time you work out.
Large Tough-As-Nails Cordura Sandbag Reviews
Based on 5 reviews from Gym Radar users, the IronMind Large Tough-As-Nails Cordura Sandbag have an average rating of 2.53 out of 5. They're currently the #8 most-owned Sandbags on Gym Radar, with 19 home gyms reporting ownership.
5 Reviews
Performance
2.40 / 5
Build Quality
2.40 / 5
Value
2.80 / 5
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(2.33)
the OG heavy bag featured in the 2012 Worlds strongest man! loadable up to 400 lbs. Here's the problem though, its 2026. Companies like rogue and Cerberus have created new and better bags that perform much better. I have a 185 and 250 that I still use to this day, but unlike the rogue and Cerberus ones that I have, these bags leak sand. Makes a bit of a mess and I don't like the look of tying them off. They also are much more floppy than other sandbags which is a different challenge but not what I'm looking for
(1.33)
These style sandbags shouldn’t be made any longer, there’s no indefinite way to keep it locked in and if you want to change the weight a hair it’s a nightmare.
(1.67)
Outdated. Don't last as long as the newer bags, more mess, don't look as good. Not realistic to alter the weights. Wouldn't recommend unless you can go back in time and compete at WSM 2005
(4.33)
These are well made and I like them, but I like the dual ply sandbags from Cerberus just a bit more. The liners on these will wear over time and sand will eventually come out, but you'll get a lot of use out of them before that happens. Also, folks tend to use duct tape on the top of the bags versus the 1" webbing for a reason.
(3.00)
Have a few of these in the gym. They were donated so I’m not sure on pricing but I would lean towards the Cerberus or Rogue Sandbag options. Definitely a lesser quality material than those other brands but they get the job done.