Goruck X Survival Straps … Awesomeness!!
Survival Bracelet, the Key Chain, and the Gear Tag.
One man. One year. One bag. The story
Best GR1 photo
Lessons on Good Livin’: Inside the GRHQ with Sophie Pollitt-Cohen
All you need to know about the GORUCK HQ and the GORUCK Challenge Cadre.
Myth: GRHQ is full of Green Berets eating steak, doing pushups under their desks, and polishing their pistols while taking shots of Jack Daniels.
Truth: Yes, there are some badass dudes at GRHQ, but it’s probably not the muscle-fest everyone thinks it is. Yes, we have a lot of fun and drink beer, but we also are all about buckling down to work, and we are passionate about what we do. I think people would be the most surprised about how much actual work goes on here. My favorite days are the ones that turn into nights – where the Good Ideas Club comes together over pizza and beers. Ask Brian about when we hit up the clubs of DC before his 5 AM flight.
1 bag. 6 bricks. 6 miles. Good morning. #goodlivin #goruck (Taken with instagram)
GORUCK Tough Patch Explained | GORUCK
For me, the GORUCK Tough community (GRT) is a family, the Tough patch its badge.
Pack Light. Go Fast.: The new GORUCK GR Echo - a better review
I wrote about the new GORUCK GR Echo in a fast review a few days ago. Now that I bit more time and I’ve carried the ruck with me during a project, I wanted to write a better, more detailed review.
The GORUCK GR Echo is a small and discreet pack with a low profile that adapts to various…
Becoming GORUCK Tough | Matt Browner Hamlin - Huffington Post
The hardest part of the GORUCK Challenge was probably signing up.
I’d learned about GORUCK, a military-grade backpack company, through the indispensable Pack Light Go Fast blog. It was also through Pack Light Go Fast that I learned about the GORUCK Challenge, a team event which puts its participants through a Special Forces-inspired physical and mental ringer. The Challenge always struck me as a bit too intense for me - 15-20 miles of running, PT exercises, all while carrying a backpack filled with about 50 pounds of bricks. I didn’t see the appeal.
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