Early in the summer of 2011, we decided to begin a journey toward not only getting in shape, but also to push ourselves both mentally and physically. To accomplish this, we have begun signing up and training for extreme physical challenges to see just how tough we really are. This is the story of our journey.

Tuesday, February 28, 2012
GR Echo
Recently, I decided that training for a GRC with a North face backpack wasn't cutting it. The straps would loosen while running with a full set of bricks, and it didn't sit well on my back. Also, since I now use my GR1 for just about everything, I figured it might be a bad idea to stank it up while training. I wanted to train with another GORUCK product, and after checking out the specs of the GR Echo, it looked like it would fit six bricks which was all I needed. I wasn't disappointed. It's like a mini-GR1, the back is comfortably padded, and the straps don't loosen or slip while running. It's a tight fit for the six bricks, but it works. I went for my first ruck since GRC: DC using the Echo, and I realized I have a long way to go to get back to GRC shape before Alaska in July.
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