While the Event Safety Alliance (ESA) primarily focuses on safety in live event production, their general safety principles can certainly be applied to the use of sandbags, especially in outdoor event settings where weather and terrain are factors. Here's how their safety philosophies align with sandbag use:

Sandbags Save Lives: Why We Need More of Them to Fight the Wind

Once upon a time, in a quiet little valley surrounded by rolling hills, there lived a 25-pound sandbag named Sam.

Meet Sandy Gritsco, a 25lb sandbag turned rookie reporter for the Daily Heap, a ragtag newspaper in the dusty town of Burlapville.

Once upon a time, in a dusty corner of a gym, there lived a 25 lb sandbag named Sandy.

Here's a short fictional story about a 25 lb sandbag helping build a fence

Once upon a time in the dusty town of Gritsville, there was a 25 lb sandbag named Sandy Scissors who decided it was destined for greatness beyond being a doorstop.

Once upon a time in the bustling town of Winterville, there was a 25-pound sandbag named Sandy.

Meet Barry, the black sandbag who’s made a name for himself as a professional painter in the quirky little town of Gritsville

Let’s picture a black sandbag, typically a rugged, gritty object used for fortification or weight, transformed into a character with the spirit of an archer. This sandbag isn’t just any old sack—it’s got personality, purpose, and a knack for precision.

Alright, let’s throw a birthday bash for a 25 lb black sandbag!

Here’s a tale forged in sweat, iron, and a bit of grit—about how a humble 25-pound black sandbag became the unlikely hero of a blacksmith’s journey.

Let’s imagine this 25-pound black sandbag as a computer programmer—a sturdy, no-nonsense entity with a knack for getting things done.

Runaway sandbag!

Landing at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is a bumpy thrill. Sandy feels the jolt of the wheels hitting the tarmac and gets jostled around as the suitcase is unloaded.

If a sandbag were a used car salesman, I’d picture him selling sturdy, no-nonsense vehicles

Alright, here’s a funny little tale about a 25lb sandbag trying to ride a bike

This isn’t your average gym equipment—it’s a bodybuilder in its own right. Let’s call it "Sandy Swole."

Tagger is a stout, rugged thing—jet-black canvas stretched tight over a core of shifting sand, weighing in at about 25 pounds.

If a sandbag could play guitar, here are some songs that might resonate with its unique, earthy vibe