Really really heavy sandbag?

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PaulSavage		Really really heavy sandbag?	28-11-2013 @ 11:43
Member 2775, 6927 posts	Say if I wanted a 180kg sandbag, how would it be done? Would there be a way to do this fairly cheap? Thanks

martinb		...	28-11-2013 @ 11:51
Grass fed Member 1147, 7710 posts SQ 220, BP 185, DL 272.5 677.5 kgs @ 113kgs UnEq	Im guessing a builders yard, that sort of place. I've never heard of an ironmind one being filled anywhere near that I take it this is to be used as garden furniture or something, cause your never gonna lift it or do anything useful training wise with it

polkovnikostin		...	28-11-2013 @ 11:52
Member 4803, 410 posts	PaulSavage said:Say if I wanted a 180kg sandbag, how would it be done? Would there be a way to do this fairly cheap? Thanks IQ of Joey Essex?

Wayne_Cowdrey		...	28-11-2013 @ 11:56
Still got a little bit of strength Member 400, 22054 posts	That would be an extremely evil object.

BenMac		...	28-11-2013 @ 11:57
'Looks like Ben Affleck according to Pagan' Member 876, 2506 posts SQ 220, BP 140, DL 260 620.0 kgs @ 110kgs UnEq	Wayne_Cowdrey said:That would be an extremely evil object. It would be an extremely pointless object.

Big_Vess		...	28-11-2013 @ 11:59
I am pro for the dish Member 934, 998 posts SQ 205, BP 157.5, DL 215 577.5 kgs @ 103kgs UnEq	Speak with Nails on here - he is the Sand Bag King.

PaulSavage		...	28-11-2013 @ 11:59
Member 2775, 6927 posts	martinb said:Im guessing a builders yard, that sort of place. I've never heard of an ironmind one being filled anywhere near that I take it this is to be used as garden furniture or something, cause your never gonna lift it or do anything useful training wise with it I'll bet a hundred grand your wrong. I've been lifting carpets for 10 years, they go to upwards of 400kg. Trust me, I'll lift it.


nails		...	28-11-2013 @ 11:59
my wood got all bloody Member 1001, 5711 posts SQ 240, BP 160, DL 272.5 672.5 kgs @ 102.5kgs UnEq	The biggest I've managed is 165kg and that's pretty damn full at that point. I use an army style duffel bag. In fact it's probably easier to attached a video of me arsing around with it. If you want something heavier then you'll likely need to bulk it out with some heavier filling. Replacing some sand with steel or lead shot might be an idea.

PaulSavage		...	28-11-2013 @ 12:01
Member 2775, 6927 posts	I'll try track him Anyone else got any ideas? Maybe if you fill a big duffell bag with gravel and compress it down as much as possible an then duct tape it a f**k ton?? Or that be nowhere near?

PaulSavage		...	28-11-2013 @ 12:01
Member 2775, 6927 posts	nails said:The biggest I've managed is 165kg and that's pretty damn full at that point. I use an army style duffel bag. In fact it's probably easier to attached a video of me arsing around with it. If you want something heavier then you'll likely need to bulk it out with some heavier filling. Replacing some sand with steel or lead shot might be an idea. So this is just sand?

nails		...	28-11-2013 @ 12:03
my wood got all bloody Member 1001, 5711 posts SQ 240, BP 160, DL 272.5 672.5 kgs @ 102.5kgs UnEq	This guy has the same style bag as me but he stuffs small plates into the centre of the bag to bulk them up. I've not had much success with this method as I usually end up getting a face full of metal.

Simeon		...	28-11-2013 @ 12:03
tight in the hole Member 2057, 3121 posts SQ 205, BP 140, DL 260 605.0 kgs @ 95kgs UnEq	PaulSavage said: I'll bet a hundred grand your wrong. I've been lifting carpets for 10 years, they go to upwards of 400kg. Trust me, I'll lift it. You can lift a 400kg carpet?

nails		...	28-11-2013 @ 12:03
my wood got all bloody Member 1001, 5711 posts SQ 240, BP 160, DL 272.5 672.5 kgs @ 102.5kgs UnEq	PaulSavage said: So this is just sand? Yes, well mostly, there's one gravel bag in there but it's the same size and weight.

ben66		...	28-11-2013 @ 12:07
Why get fat to look big? Member 1330, 4797 posts SQ 300, BP 200, DL 305 805.0 kgs @ 107kgs UnEq	I once lifted a 1000kg carpet, stuffed in a sand bag. Then went fishing.

PaulSavage		...	28-11-2013 @ 12:14
Member 2775, 6927 posts	Simeon said: You can lift a 400kg carpet? Yes, though it's rare they go that much. I've done a 349kg for 10 reps just the deadlift part, obviously I'm meaning lifting one end here. I have also snatched a 187kg roll up then fingals finger walked it to the shoulder, span round 360 degree then ran it into the bay. I don't do stupid stuff like this often just if somebody challenges me and still most of the time I say no.

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