Ruck Weights

I traded in my weighted vest for a Wild Gym backpack. I was carrying 40 lb with the vest but I decided to start with 30 lb with the backpack to see if it would take some getting used to. There is some difference but not a lot. Now I'll be able to increase the weight as I get stronger.

New Rucker here, I really enjoy slapping a bunch of weight in a pack and running around with it... said no one ever. But this WILD GYM, makes it that much easier to go out and just say RUCK IT! I like the plate slots with the straps, makes the plates much more sturdy because my legs are not. I also enjoy the double chest strap to keep that thing tight to my back, reminds me of my tight my legs after a ruck. The only "issue" I have is the hip belt, I'm a big guy so it's more if a belly belt, but hey makes me look thinner while rucking it. Over all I say Ruck it, go buy yourself a WILD GYM. *Real review, not a paid actor.*

We live in the Uwharrie Mtns of Central NC. My wife and I like to get out and hike but putting weights in our conventional daypacks is uncomfortable. The Wild Gym ruck enables us to get a better workout and keep it comfortable on our backs. The build quality is as good as any pack I’ve used. Definitely built to last.

I finally just bought the ruck sack kit from wild gym after using the Goruck for 6 months. The Goruck was great but with 30 pounds in it I could not adjust it up after putting it on and I could not put it on adjusted where I wanted it without tearing up my arms and having to play with turned straps.
The wild gym pack adjust easily once on with just a couple of shrugs and tugs.

I received this pack recently and have used it a few times. It is very study and well built, much more than I thought it would be. The internal frame does a good job of keeping the pack steady. The fabric also feels very strong and able to take a lot of abuse. The thing I wish it had were more exterior straps or a MOLLE type webbing on it to attached stuff to the pack.