What the Ruck?
Rucking is a form of exercise that involves moving while carrying a weighted backpack, known as a rucksack.
The origins are in military training, but it's gaining general popularity due to it being an easy exercise option that comes with a bunch of health benefits.
If you can walk, you can ruck.
And by either adjusting the weight you carry, the pace you walk, and/or the distance you travel, you can adapt rucking to suit any fitness level.
Combining cardio with strength training, rucking provides a workout that works your heart, while engaging your legs, back, arms and core muscles.
Regular rucking will improve cardiovascular conditioning, muscle strength, calorie burn, mental and sleep health and bone density.
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Two easy ways to Ruck
Whatever your level of fitness, RUKSAK will start right where you are and grow as you go!
RUKVEST
RUKVEST is a grab and go, fixed weight ruck offering that's perfect to use when going for those quick walks, mowing the lawn or walking with the dog.
Crafted using a proprietary material technology called Soft Iron, RUKVEST is the most comfortable weight vest ever created and comes at a more affordable price point than RUKSAK, making rucking accessible to almost everyone.
RUKSAK
A premium rucksack that is built to last. It also allows users to choose their own adventure (and weight) when it comes to rucking.
Users can add weight to RUKSAK, one RUKBRIK at a time, allowing smaller weight increments than traditional rucksacks.
It also allows you to add the accessories that best suit your adventure.
For long rucks, our hydration pack and waist straps accessories will make for the perfect pack.
For commuters, we have laptop sleeves to allow for a safe and meaningful trip to work.
RUKSAK also doubles as a handy home workout tool, with accessories to add benefits above and beyond just the rucking itself.
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