Seamless fit with Rucker and Ruck Plate Carrier for superior stability during use
Made in the USA to exacting quality and craftsmanship standards
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The Best Weight to Ruck
Ruck Plates® are compact and fit seamlessly in the Rucker® and Ruck Plate Carrier™ for superior stability. Built to the GORUCK standard of quality and craftsmanship, we designed our ruck plates with the same care for detail as everything we make. Ruck Plates® are sold individually, and may ship separately from the
Primary Material
Powder-coated ductile iron
Available Weights
10 lb, 20 lb, 30 lb
Dimensions
9 x 11.5 x 0.94 in (30 lb), 9 x 11.5 x 1.38 in (10 lb, 20 lb)
Color
Black
Break Strength
Approximately 90,000 lbs
Warranty
Lifetime guarantee
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Ruck Plates - top notch products.
Outstanding!! Enjoying this product along with the Rucker 5.0. I want to take the ruck and one or two plates as a carry on soon when we head to the North Carolina mountains but I am worried what TSA might do with the plates...
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Michael · Yesterday
Great addition to our daily walk
Love it. Never realized how much rucking would help. Always walk 3 miles a day, now adding the truck plates has made such a difference. I have the standard with 10lbs plate and my husband has tje tall (he's 6'3:) with the 20lbs plate. Both feel great with no bouncing or uncomfortable movement. Only complaint i have is the straps rub on my biceps when I swing my arms alot.
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Heather · 9 days ago
Great pack, with the need to redesign the hip belt attachment
I have greatly enjoyed my pack so far. I take a 2-mile rolling hills walk on a wood-chipped trail every morning with my dog at first light and it has changed my walk from a brisk stroll to a vigorous workout, just what I wanted. I'm a 6' 195 lb fit 65 year old man, so I started with 20 lbs and moved up five pounds every few days. Today I will ruck with 55 lbs. My goal is to go all the way to the max of 75 lbs, or ideally 80 lbs, sliding in my 5-lb plate beyond the weight sleeves. I have only one complaint, that is that the way the hip belt is secured to the pack isn't secure enough. The stiff woven tab that is slid under the two pieces of webbing doesn't secure the tab. I ended up sewing the pieces together making it a forever joined belt to the pack. I would suggest redesigning the attachment with an appropriately sized squeeze tab like the one that you clip below your belly button to secure the hip belt around your waist.
