Training Rucksacks

Purpose-built for rucking, training, and events. Our training rucksacks feature dedicated weight pockets, reinforced construction, and comfort features designed to carry heavy loads mile after mile.

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Spy Ruck | Women's Weighted Vest

From €68,95
From €68,95
Black Foliage Java Mirage Storm Desert Rock

Women's weighted vest with low-profile, contoured fit

Rucking Weight Vest

€134,95
€134,95
Tiger Stripe Black Coyote Brown Armor Grey Ranger Green Dark Sea Blue + Armor Grey Black Tiger Stripe American Tiger Stripe

Best-in-class dynamic training with innovative Curved Ruck Plates

Ruck Plate Carrier 3.0

From €99,95
From €99,95
Black American Tiger Stripe Ranger Green Multicam Armor Grey Black Multicam Coyote Tiger Stripe Black Tiger Stripe

Streamlined rucking, when all you need to carry is the weight

Rucker - Long Range

€256,95
€256,95
Black + Orange

Built for distance rucking, larger capacity with more organization

Basic Rucker

€134,95
€134,95
Black Armor Grey Ranger Green Coyote Brown Tiger Stripe Black Tiger Stripe Electric Blue Dark Sea Blue Mirage

The simplest way to start rucking

Achilles | Men's Weighted Vest

From €169,95
From €169,95
Black Coyote Ranger Green Black Tiger Stripe

Feels like apparel, works like gear. 20 or 30 LBS vest for men.

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Built to train, not just to carry

A training ruck is different from an everyday ruck. It's built around the weight: a dedicated plate pocket that holds a ruck plate high and tight against your back, plus reinforced construction where the load pulls hardest. This is the gear for workouts, distance work, and events.

  • Rucker is the standard training ruck, with a dedicated weight pocket that keeps the plate stable while you move.
  • Basic Rucker is the simplest way to start rucking, at the lowest entry point.

FAQ section

What's the difference between a training ruck and a regular rucksack?

A training ruck is built around a dedicated weight pocket that holds a ruck plate high and stable against your back, with reinforced construction for heavy, repeated loads. A regular ruck is built for carry and organization.

Should I train with a rucksack or a weighted vest?

A training ruck is best for distance rucking and events. A weighted vest sits closer to your body for dynamic movement, so it's better for workouts where a pack would get in the way.

How much weight should I train with?

Most people train with 20 to 30 lbs. Beginners can start at 10 to 20 lbs and build up as they get stronger.