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Known across the strength world, this pair of legendary ringed stones is known for their immense challenges.

The legendary Icelandic stone used as a gate to a sheep pen.

On the black beaches surrounding Dritvík there lies a ship wreck and four stones reminding us of the area's past as a fishing station.

An oval shaped granite stone that once sat outside of a cottage next to the River Dee in Scotland. Arguably one of the most famous lifting stones.

The famous concrete balls lifted by Strongmen have a history rooted in Scottish stone lifting.

This ancient test of loading the stone on the plinth was revived in 2011 when a replacement stone was found for the Pudrac plinth.

The well-balanced stone sits in a village that has been a popular resting stop for travellers for hundreds of years.

A huge, heavy, and awkward stone used at the Arnold Strongman Classic in the Stone to Shoulder event.

A large plinth sits next to a road awaiting its saddle stone to be balanced on top.

At the end of a stone grave in the ruins of a church sits the Barevan Stone. But why is it there?