Weight Training Sled - Adjustable Height Push Sled with Tactical Gloves

Push your limits, build explosive power

The Weight Training Sled is a heavy-duty strength training tool designed to build explosive power, speed, and total-body conditioning. Perfect for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone serious about performance training, this adjustable-height sled transforms any outdoor space into a high-intensity training ground.

Why you'll love every push:

• Adjustable height design – Customize the push bar height for optimal leverage and comfort during sled pushes and pulls
• Fits 1" and 2" weight plates – Load it with standard or Olympic plates to progressively increase resistance as you get stronger
• Heavy-duty construction – Built to withstand intense outdoor training sessions on grass, turf, concrete, or asphalt
• Includes tactical gloves (Size S) – Protect your hands during intense pushing and pulling movements
• Builds explosive power – Develops leg drive, core strength, and cardiovascular endurance in one dynamic movement
• Versatile training tool – Use for sled pushes, sled pulls, resistance sprints, and conditioning drills
• Compact and portable – Easy to move and store when not in use

Perfect for:

• Athletes training for speed, power, and explosive strength
• CrossFit and functional fitness enthusiasts
• Football, rugby, and combat sport athletes building game-ready conditioning
• Personal trainers looking for versatile outdoor training equipment
• Anyone who wants to take their strength training to the next level

Training benefits:

• Builds lower body power and strength
• Improves acceleration and sprint speed
• Enhances cardiovascular conditioning
• Develops mental toughness and work capacity
• Low-impact alternative to running for conditioning

Whether you're training for competition, building functional strength, or pushing your fitness to new heights, this weight sled delivers the intensity and results serious athletes demand. Pair it with our free Home Fitness Workout Guide for sled training protocols and conditioning routines.

Push harder, get stronger—one sled drive at a time.