Goplus Workout Sandbag w/Filler Bag & 6 Gripping Handles

As we all know it's very hard to get traditional weights right now, and lots of are going to be spending a long lonesome winter indoors. In preparation, I ordered this sandbag set out of the many options on Amazon - I'm not sure if its better/worse than the others but it has worked great for me. I'm not doing any crazy lifts or swinging it around like a madman, just curls, squats, lunges, etc. It has held up great for a couple of weeks with 4x 10 lb bags inside. FWIW in my case I bought one of those play sand bags from Home Depot and it filled 4 3/4 bags to the top. At some point I may go fill up the sixth, but for now I have only tested it with 4 full bags. No issues with durability or leakage thus far.

Good bag for the price. This bag is meat to be carried, pressed, squared with. This is not an ultra heavy duty drag and throw bag. If you are slamming the bag on the ground a lot either the inner bags will tear or the seams will start to rip. Pro tips: Put the smaller sandbags in garbage bags. If they burst it will help contain the sand. Don’t fill the bags all the way. Fill them using a scale to get the correct weight. Use play sand, it is much finer and conforms better when doing carry exercises. If your sandbags break out of warranty, regular sandbags work just as well and are a cheap replacement.

I got this bag to see where I want to go with more expensive bags. Never used sand bags so don't know what weight and exercise I will be doing most. I saw that many people said it arrived with mold. Can confirm mine did as well, I just threw it in the washer on hot with some dish soap and resolved that issue. The next thing I saw in reviews was that you couldn't fit all 6 bags in, which I took as a personal challenge. I can confirm it can be done but if I was changing weight often, it would not be worth the fight to get it closed again with all 6. Will update if it ends up blowing out or having some other issue.

Good quality for the price. I like the individual baggies works good for changing weight but does take away the benifits of shifting sand. I stap this baby to my Exo Mountain Gear pack frame and walk the trails.

Reviewing the 6 bag 60lb version- Nice outer and inner fill bags. The outer bag has a variety of rubber grip options for different exercises, looks durable and easy to clean. The inner bags are heavy duty with double velcro. I used play sand from Lowes at 4.50 per 50lbs (I bought 2). The issue though is that I could only fit 5 of the 6 fill bags on the main bag. I even weighed them after not being able to get the 6th one in...they are 10 lb each. No way this last bag is going inside and zipping and just barely fit 5. Maybe they gave me the wrong size main bag...but keeping it anyway. UPDATE: This was my first foray into sandbag workouts. I started out with this affordable (entry level type.) By GOPLUS. I really liked the workouts I found on the internet but found that this sandbag the inner bags were continuously shifting and moving, and the bag overall losing shape. I know that is billed as a benefit, but nearly lost my balance a few times. THEN...I found a video where the instructor was using a bag that kept its cylindrical shape through the exercise, by RDX. The RDX bag is much better quality and worth the price. Check it out here on Amazon and you will see why. The base price and shipping equaled the same in the end as buying direct. Plus...it came prefilled with the sand! You can start cheap and upgrade or go for the pro quality RDX BAG.

So far so good. Got this to use during quarantine and it's great so far. I'm a little uneasy about the handles because they dont seem too sturdy but over the last week of throwing it around it hasn't broke. But for the price it's pretty good and should last a while. Also I have have no sand leakage.

I was on the fence about spending $125 for ONE Brute Force sandbag and ultimately decided getting TWO bags on Amazon for $100 was a far better deal—assuming they’d hold up & knowing they’d get less use than the bags at my gym. Upon filling the inner sandbags and using my body weight to seal them (double Velcro seals), the sand leaked into the bigger bag upon first use and continued to leak and create loose sand continually. Okay, I can get over that. I can duct tape the bags. That’s okay I guess. Then the strap that goes across the bag and clips (you can tighten and loosen these straps depending on how much or how little sandbags you have in the main bag) kept flying free. Upon closer look, the plastic part that the strap runs through was broken. So I had to knot it on one side. Annoying but not the END of the world. Then today, upon its 5th use, the zipper completely ripped open and all the sandbags fell out while I was back squatting a mere 40 lbs. I cannot get the zipper to zip either direction which renders the sandbag virtually useless. Unless they send me a couple more bags to make up for these extremely crappy ones, my review stands as this: DO NOT BUY. SPEND MORE MONEY ON A BETTER QUALITY BAG. THIS WAS UNUSABLE AFTER ONE WEEK OF USE!

After a few weeks, I can say this is a well made set. Nice thick nylon. Well-placed handles and they seem to be solidly stitched on. The sand bags are very tough and the double velcro keeps the sand in. At this price, it is a good deal. I'm giving it only 4 stars, though, because the bag is not big enough to hold all 6 sand bags full. It can hold 4 easy and then you can @half fill the last two to get to 50 lbs. To get to 60 lbs (and perhaps more) requires using different, longer sand containers in order to fit in the remaining space and still be able to zipper the bag. I also don't like the plastic clips on the outside of the bag, as seem unnecessary and I worry that they could either be uncomfortable during use or might break if I toss this to the ground the wrong way. Neither of those things has happened at this point, though, so that might be a misplaced concern.

Okay quality for the price. At first I could not fit 60lbs of sand bags without overly stressing the zipper. 40lbs fit perfectly. However after a few days the sand settled inside the filler bags to make them flatter and I was able to squeeze in the two extra 10lbs filler bags.

I bought the 60lb version and carefully divided 50lbs of sand into 5 of the 6 bags provided. Only 4 of the 5 bags were able to fit into the outer bag.

It’s a decent product but if you’re looking for an army style duffle bag that is around that size then this is not it. It’s the size of normal sandbag.