Sand Ruck Plates Explained

The best way to ruck is with a Ruck Plate high and tight on your back, and in your favorite Rucker or Ruck Plate Carrier. Now we’re proud to introduce an extremely versatile, durable, portable Ruck Plate that is perfect to start rucking and training with.
The Sand Ruck Plate will be your new go-to piece of gear for rucking while you travel. Pack it unfilled, bring it in your carry-on, and when you get to where you’re going, fill it with sand, and start rucking. Plus you can pull it out to take on some additional movements like carries and kettlebell swings. Complete with overbuilt construction, a built-in funnel system, and three interior chambers to evenly distribute the load. Our Sand Ruck Plates are patent pending and backed by our Lifetime Guarantee.
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[@chrislee9679]

This is freaking awesome. You guys don't ship the plates to Australia so this'll work!!!

[@GORUCK]

I'm sure you got plenty of dirt and "micro fitness pellets" there. Have fun!

[@passleycraig]

Yes, this is perfect 👍 with lead shot❤❤❤❤weight. Solves traveling problems. I can purchase lead shots at destination points and empty out before flying back. Can you inform cadres about this option?

[@DJotterpop]

I didn’t know I could take a ruck plate through TSA. I’ve always been scared of it being confiscated.

[@lasherdj]

Just received mine. Time to fill with Pennie’s. Wonder how much that’ll run😂

[@GORUCK]

keep us posted!

[@thefleas]

Those will come in handy for my 2 week trip to Europe this year! Very timely!

[@explorethishumanlife]

Would love to know if lead shot can be taken through TSA.

[@b.e.1865]

Will they fit in a regular 5.11 plate carrier

[@shanespratt]

Yes same here. Great option if it will get through tsa.

[@AnAmericanViking86]

Look awesome. Gotta grab some

[@alantalley1330]

Has anyone had an of putting the plates in a check bag?

[@essray]

Wahrer is Best place to source steel or lead shot in the US?

[@JoshDHall23]

I’ve taken my plate through a lot of airports, and this week was the first time TSA wouldn’t let me take it in the carry on. It’s not listed on their website as an item that cannot be taken on a plane, but anywhere if an agent thinks it’s not safe they can make that call. Luckily they just walked me out to ticketing and I was able to check my ruck to my final destination

[@Kycirion]

$35-45 for a zipper nylon pouch..... K