The Húsafell Stone is a large, rectangular boulder located in Iceland, known for its historical significance in strength training. Weighing approximately 186 kg (410 lbs), it was traditionally used by local farmers to demonstrate their strength and endurance. The stone is often associated with the Icelandic tradition of lifting heavy objects as a test of physical prowess. Today, the Húsafell Stone is a popular attraction for visitors and strength athletes alike. It is part of the broader Icelandic culture of strength sports, which includes events like the Icelandic Strongman competitions. Many people visit to try lifting the stone and experience a piece of Icelandic heritage.