Product Highlights
- Versatile design with a neoprene disc that is filled with sand to create its resistance/weight
- Available in 12 different weights
- Weight training tool that combines features of medicine balls, slam balls, dumbbells, kettlebells, and sandbag training
- Recruits muscles in the wrist and forearm as it does not have a specific handle
- Ships filled with sand
In-Depth Review
Hyperwear Sandbell PRO Review: In-Depth Review (2026)
Author: Cooper Mitchell, GGR FounderAfter testing dozens of sandbags from top brands includingRogue,REP Fitness,Onnit,Brute Force, and more, I’ve come to realize what makes a good sandbag and what, quite frankly, makes for a lousy one. Once I got my hands on the Hyperwear Sandbell PRO, I realized what I was holding wasn’t like any other sandbag I’d used before.RELATED: Read My Hyperwear Hyper Vest Elite Weighted Vest ReviewWhy You Should Trust Us I spent a lot of time with the Hyperwear Sandbell PRO. I chucked it, slammed it, dropped it, dragged it, and did essentially anything you could think to do with a sandbag. I used it for squats, deadlifts, presses, crawls, throws, lunges, and more. Between my use of the product and my expertise in fitness equipment manufacturing and textiles, I can make a solid recommendation for who should buy the Hyperwear Sandbell PRO and who should choose a different product. Read the full review.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Multiple weights available
- Enables multifunctional training
- Disc-shape is versatile
- Works grip
- Durable
- Suited for all ages
- Ships filled with sand
Cons
- Grip may feel awkward for some
- Heavier weights can get expensive
Specs
| Weight | 2lbs, 4lbs, 6lbs, 8lbs, 10lbs, 12lbs, 15lbs, 20lbs, 25lbs, 30lbs, 40lbs, 50lbs |
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Product Summary
If you are looking for a unique weight training tool well-suited for multi-functional training, the SandBell may be for you.
