Sleds
Step up your training with our lineup sleds–the ultimate tool for conditioning, strength training, and explosive power development all in a single compact piece. From beginner to elite athlete, our selection of sleds offers versatility, durability, and performance to take your workouts to the next level.
Types of Sleds
We have a number of different sled options available, from our economical Pack Sled to our most overbuilt and original version, the Rogue Dog Sled.
Dog Sled: Unlock potential with the Rogue Dog Sled, a compact yet robust sled designed for versatility and efficiency. With its bolt-together design allowing for various attachments, including low and high bars, and wheelbarrow attachment, the Dog Sled offers a comprehensive full-body workout experience.
Pull Sleds: While all of the mentioned sleds can be used for pulls, whether it be with sled straps or a pulling rope, we offer several sled options that are designed just for pulling. Our Rogue Pack Sled is great to throw in your backpack or ruck pack to take on the go, or use our classic S-35E Sled to load up the weight.
Benefits of Using Sleds
Strength Building: Pushing or pulling a weighted sled is a full body workout which can result in significant strength gains.
Endurance: Sled workouts challenge cardiovascular endurance, helping to improve stamina and overall fitness levels.
Power and Speed: Lighter sled pushes and pulls require explosive power and speed, making them ideal for athletes looking to enhance their athletic performance.
Sled Exercises
Sled Push: Target your lower body and core with sled pushes, an effective exercise for building leg strength and explosive power.
Sled Pull: Pull your sled forward or backward, engaging your upper body, and perfect for improving pulling strength and posture.
Lateral Sled Pull: Enhance lateral movement and hip stability with lateral sled pulls, a dynamic exercise for strengthening the lower body and improving agility.
Discover a variety of other sled exercises, including sled sprints, sled reverse drags, and more, to diversify your training.
FAQ:
The weight of our sleds can vary. Check out the gear specs on the sled you are looking for to get specifics on each.
The weight capacity of a sled can vary depending on the design of the sled. Most often you will be limited by the length of the loading post or the plates you are using to load the sled. For the most loading capacity, check out the Rogue Butcher V2 which utilizes its two handles to load weight.
You can incorporate sled workouts into your existing routine by adding them as a finisher at the end of your strength training session, using them as a warm-up before your workout, or dedicating a separate day for sled training.