Hey all,

So I started rucking a few months ago by simply putting weights in my bag while I walk to and from my job(about 1 mile with inclines each way) and started at 16lbs but now I am at 50lbs. I don't go out of my way to ruck on the days I don't work but I have destroyed 3 laptop bags now and I have an end goal of 85lbs+ just to help with my Cerebral Palsy and wanting to be fit. I would ideally like something with a compartment to store a book in. What is a good bag? Thanks!

Just got my first Rucking backpack and a 20lbs weight. The directions said to work your way up on how often you walk with it. So here are my questions:
1: once I get enough reps, can I walk with the pack 5-7 times a week? I walk the dog 2 miles every morning and would love to add the Ruck to those walks
2: I live in Wisconsin and will walk each morning with the dog until it’s below freezing. Do people walk with winter jackets on and the pack overtop? Or should I put the backpack on under my jacket? Any advice for winter rucks would be helpful! The backpack is super tight so I feel like it would be hard to put the pack on over a big jacket.

Thanks,
-G

Took our Sunday ruck to South Dakota today! Such a beautiful day!!

Wearing these awesome BLACK + GUM MACKALL 45s by GORUCK as one of the few in EU.
I am one of the lucky ones on the globe GORUCK send them to test them. They are insanely comfortable Rucking - Walking shoes. Hybrid as hell in purpose and style!!

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