Acefit Training Sandbag for Working Out| Heavy Duty Workout Sandbags| Weights Sand Bags for Training, Exercise| Military Conditioning, Fitness, Cross-Training & Strength Training

Honestly, really good starter bag. This is for those that are brand new to any type of strongman lift, the elderly, or kids. Very good bag and I use this for my warmups. Can take a beating, as I throw it on concrete. Now, I don't recommend throwing it as hard as you can directly at the concrete, but tossing it won't break anything. Enjoy!

So far so good. Seems to be very durable well stitched material with minimal exposed stitching for a smaller chance of tearing. Looks like it will seal very well so nothing will spill. Also this was exactly 200lbs of sand which is great that it is accurate. Texture wise it’s tough but won’t grind on your skin too much. Overall I’m impressed and I hope it stays this way. This is my third brand of sandbag and best so far

Updated review after a month of use. I'm taking a star away for 2 reasons. First, i finally filled the bag as it should be with sand, and it weighs 170 lbs. The bag is still soft and I could definitely fit more sand in it too. Second, the stitching was messed up on the outer bag. The nylon thread wasn't one continuous strand and it had multiple ends poking out. I didn't think much of it initially, but after buying an ace fit 70lb bag and it having perfect stitching and the original bag's stitching sticking out a little more after some use, I am concerned about the inconsistency and potential long term durability of it. I have added a picture of the current outer stitching. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I almost just paid double for the rogue to have a bag that would last. I looked at Titan HD, REP fitness bags and the other amazon offerings. But most were only $20 to $30 cheaper than a rogue bag. So i decided unless i can get an off-brand for WAY cheaper, I'd just get rogue. I haven't looked closely at a rogue bag, so I can't give a real comparison. But at almost half the price, I figured I'd at least check it out. Most bags don't tell you specifics on the inner liner material. The only one i found that did said 600D inner liner. I love that this bag gave the specifics and delivered. Triple stitched inner with 1050 ballistic. Double stitched outer with 1050 ballistic. YKK zipper. It is all like they say. I was worried about the thin strips of velcro for the outer flap as shown in the item picture, but I saw a review showing the wide velcro on a 70lb bag and i took a chance. Sure enough, the 150 has the wide velcro around the zipper. The bag was easy enough to fill. I was shorted 7lbs of sand from my three 50lb bags i purchased and ended up at 143lbs, but the bag definitely had room for more. Possibly more than 150. I ended up dropping in 4- 10 lb pancake plates and i'm at 183 lbs. I've been using the bag for about a week. Picking it up some every day for fun. I've left it inside the house for now, and no sand is leaking out. Long term durability is yet to be determined. The only thing i see someone complain about is some unperfect looking stitching. But it seems like it will be good enough to last for me. I added some pics so you can see yourself. Two pics show the outer and inner layers flipped insided out to see stitching. Looks like they folded over webbing and stitched once through that and once or twice underneath. Maybe it should all be through the webbing? I don't know.

Great quality and durable. I got the 150 lb and abused it pretty well. It holds sand well and after about a year it has held up well

I got this so my daughter could train along side me and it’s been great. Well made and easy enough to fill. It’s taken abuse and shows no sigh of wear yet.

Great quality. I wanted to add some versatility to my routine workout and got this one for some strongman type workouts. picked up 50 lb sand from HD for 7 bucks and dumped all in the sandbag. Not doing too much with it yet but from what I can tell, the bag is of great quality and has no problem to keep the sand in. Right now, just doing squats and tossing bag over the shoulder and it feels great. I threw the bag into the ground. No leaks and no tears. Some videos suggested work on workout mat so the bag won’t hit concrete directly. I will probably pick up a mat sometime and try to post a photo later on

I bought the 70 lb bag to use for warmups and lighter lifting. I filled with sand and it actually weighs 90lbs. I have found that most sandbags regardless of manufacturer, hold 15-20 lbs over the designated weight. 35lb elite sport = 50lbs, 100lb Rogue = 115lbs, 150lb Rogue = 155 not packed tight. This sandbag has held up as well as my rogue bags so far. I’ll be getting the ace fit 50lb bag next as I need something in the 70-75 lb range 😆.

I may use the same bag two or three times and it already has a hole in it. I would avoid this product like the plague..