Surge Storm 60 Water Filled Adjustable Weight Tube, Home Gym Equipment, 42" - Black/Orange

Ok I'm gonna say as a beginner once again from Weight Lifting to get back in shape this thing is amazing how ever it has down falls just like any product but for sale price of $130 from $200 u work with wht u get this wht I noticed the water to fill up 60lbs took almost more then 30mins also as lift water shifts from one area to another working diffrent parts of muscles u can feel it as u lifting in curls here are my down side1.no matter wht it will leak small drops at time even if tighen correctly it normal just make sure to tighten as mumuch possible2.the amount time to fill with water is time consuming took me about 30-mins-45mins to fill 60lbs3. as u add more weight it causes the handles to move a bit becoming loose4.almost lost cap becarefull it's attached to box so make sure to check packaging carefully5. The black ones are very difficult to tell wht is the weight with water when the lighter color ones are easier to tell wht quantity of water it has and weight maybe thts y they cost more6.if not out the right quantity tthe weight of water will shift from one side to the other so wht I just did was fill it all the way then u can feel the difference in weight and balance not as much shifting during exercise7.of not care full while tighing screw u can stripped the screw as ur turning it so becarefull8.if not put the right certain quantity u'll find it doing some sort of Gyro motion around u'll feel it as u progress during diffrent Exercise over all $130 i highly recommend especially for beginners saves money from going to gym and easy to store way keep away from heated areas tht possibly tht the water inside Surge will evaporate it's possibility

I originally received and had to return this product because it did not come with a water stopper. PLEASE BE SURE TO CHECK THAT YOU HAVE ALL THE PIECES. After I contacted them they was quick to fix the problem. I like this piece a lot I wish it was easier to read the water amount.

Per the item description:"Hydro-inertia is the utilization of water to create an unstable resistance that increases core strength and stability during exercise. Trains stabilizer muscles, great for injury rehab, and visual feedback on form/positioning."So you see, it's not intended to be a static weight. I haven't been using it long, but I can tell you the potential here is massive. No, it's not going to replace your barbell and weights, nor is it meant to. But I think it's a great option to have if you want to diversify your workout. I guess it's just up to personal preference, but I like the fact that it's forcing me to stabilize a constantly shifting load. It's also just FUN to use. And it looks cool.It's too bad they don't make 80 lb & 100 lb options!

I must admit that this is perhaps one of the more ingeniously simple devices for small flats. The stand-up position works just as well for a quick breakfast top then immediate workout starts. The flow of this water inside the device needs to be kept more at 80% to allow full-body adaptation to the immense weight shift in the exercises. I can do this at 4am with people living below me and have no complaints. Consider the wall chart exercise... they are actually killer exercises when I was dismissive at the beginning. In fact, all kinds of workout flows can create new oddly engaging exercise. Will admit using it as a paint easel at times with clamps... its just so sturdy.

Great Product for the Home Gym

great product! use it all the time!!

Very awkward trying to do curls with water sloshing around inside. Do not buy.

This piece of equipment is awesome so far. To get to it quick, no this will not, in my opinion, replace a sandbag, a barbell, or a kettlebell. That being said, that’s why this is soooo good, because with a sandbag, a kettlebell, and a barbell cannot do what this does.I initially loaded it up to the max weight only to pour some of the water out to get used to it. This is to weights what the onnit hydrocore bag is to a Bulgarian bag. Sure, you can do similar stuff as with weights, but the added difficulty of water sloshing around ads another level to your training.This is an amazing piece of auxiliary equipment if you are capable of more weight, or as a great way for an individual to not spend a lot of money on multiple weights and do a variety of resistance exercises.The best thing with this type of equipment (sloshing water) is that it hits your core and stabilizer muscles and will build an amazing foundation of strength, regardless of your fitness goals. I wouldn’t use this to focus on biceps or typical vanity muscles - I’d use this for functional fitness training for daily health and longevity maintenance. I have no doubts that this will help you build an insanely strong core and all around strength that will translate to real life more than most typical gym equipment.