GORUCK Ruck Plates

[@franklange7692]

That's awesome ,,American made !!!!!way to go

[@bmailloux4220]

Looks like a great product. Hopefully one day I will be able to get it here in Canada.

[@mathiaskonig4271]

And Europe ;)

[@GeeberK1]

That video is kick-a** ! Sounds like a hardball, quality product, made by a great company. ... ... ... I keep inching closer and closer to making my GoRuck purchase. ... P.S. AMERICAN MADE... Nice!!!

[@Rumeel12708]

Woooo I want some 10lbers for the side panels on my plate carrier. 🇺🇸🦅 THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!

[@MerridethHawk]

Love everything about it💕

[@MandenTV]

I really need to get some, I always save up but end up having to use the money for something else. Trying to get in shape for the Army.

[@ericbartha6313]

Did you wind up enlisting?

[@MandenTV]

@@ericbartha6313 yeah and I had to medical out due to injuries gotten

[@squaresaucemedia]

Love mine

[@christopherwhitley9923]

You could always just duct tape some bricks for nearly free. Lol

[@aaronglanville8430]

I use a bag of dog biscuits and some house bricks

[@joshmoore6165]

Yeah, but at more than 3 dollars a pound? Damn, you're killing me

[@bradenbagby4431]

I ruck with the 45 pound plate it does wonders for the body personally

[@69codeblue]

Could also use sandbags if you cant afford this just weigh it out use duck tape to wrap entire sand capsul then ruck on!

[@AnimeReference]

For that matter, why bother with a durable weight? Get uncoated, unlabelled, unpainted, untreated, zero carbon low quality Chinese iron (or whatever's cheapest). And when it cracks or rusts or turns to dust, who cares, it still fits in the bag. The problem with sand itself is that it's about 1.5 kg/L which isn't that heavy. I currently use 1.5L water bottles and the pack maxes out at 10kg which is a starting weight. I'm going to need metal or a bigger pack.

[@Inkushu]

This didn’t age well. American made didn’t last long. I think the plates are but good luck with the bags.

[@kevcoolkev25]

Agreed, on top of all of the low quality everything is overpriced to hell and back...

[@Inkushu]

@jackcarver239 heavy shift though to overseas production for over half the product line. Sandbags particularly.

[@drew90]

Yeah, i was extremely sad and disappointed when I saw some of our jobs go overseas..but at least the GR1 bags are still made in the US.

[@collinrykaczewski5657]

I heard you shifted to Vietnam manufacturing