R2 Pull Sled

got this for my daughter to build her speed in track and field

Super et de qualité pour faire un entraînement!!

I bought these for my platoon to practice the ACFT. I was looking for an alternative to the nylon fabric ones that seem overpriced to me ($100+). When they arrived I was happy with them because they appeared to be very sturdy, however after their first use during PRT it became clear to me that they would not last long. The sled part that is in contact with the ground eroded much quicker than I anticipated. Easy fix, I went to Home Depot and bought two pieces of 1 in wide steel sheets, cut them to length, bent the front upwards and bolted them to the bottom of the sled to re-enforce their survivability for extended use. It also makes them harder to pull because of the extra surface area in contact with the ground, so that’s a plus. Overall, worth the buy for my particular use. Just needed to be modified.

This Rage sled is excellent and I am ver happy with the quality and the fact that it comes with the straps and harness. The only additional thing I needed was a weight plate with a 2” hole. I totally recommend this product and it’s the best solution and price for this exercise.

I don't use the sled with the post. I stacked sandbags on the sled and then used a strap across the center beam to hold them in place. All in all, it is not a bad product but... As has been noted in other reviews, the actual points that make contact with the ground are the worst part of the product. The coating they used is either cheap or cheaply applied -- possibly both. I used my sled with 100lbs on it, it was dragged across moderately lush yard grass and dried fall leaves. This was still enough to rub the sled's skids clean of any coating in 4 days. I corrected this by scoring the metal then applying some generic brand of truck bed liner. If you plan to use it on rocks/gravel, may want to consider another reviewer's method of adding another layer to the skids.