Troy Push/ Pull Sled - G-SLED
Troy Push/ Pull Sled | G-SLED The VTX Push/Pull sled is an excellent way to intensify any workout. Its included Low-Push handle demands a lower stance, making it ideal for acceleration training and building strong legs. To find out more about the VTX Push/Pull Sled, reach out to your sales representative, click the Talk to Troy icon, or request a quote today.
Product Dimensions
(L) 40" (W) 24" (H) 38 ½” with push pole in place
Features
Foot Print 36" x 24"
Height 38.5" (with uprights)
Product Weight 74 lbs.
Includes (2) push poles 36” each which can be placed in any of the four sockets
Includes (1) weight post 25 ½” long
Includes Low-Push Handle
Includes pull strap connection point
Product Options
*See G-Strap image above. View write-up under VTX “ATTACHMENTS”.
Only available in black with orange poles. Pull harness or strap and Carabiner clip not Included.
What Our Experts Think
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Versatile Training Tool: Ideal for strength, conditioning, and power workouts.
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Dual Functionality: Push and pull options for maximum muscle engagement.
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Heavy-Duty Construction: Sturdy steel frame built to withstand intense use.
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Replaceable Skis: Minimize surface damage and extend sled life.
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Easy Plate Loading: Accommodates Olympic plates for adjustable resistance.
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Multi-Surface Use: Suitable for turf, rubber, and concrete surfaces.
Q&A
Q: What is the Troy Push/Pull Sled - G-SLED used for?
A: Ideal for strength and conditioning workouts, including pushing, pulling, and speed training.
Q: Is it durable?
A: Yes, constructed from heavy-duty steel with a powder-coated finish for long-lasting use.
Q: Is it versatile?
A: Absolutely, it features attachment points for harnesses and multiple grip options for push/pull variations.
Q: Can it hold weight plates?
A: Yes, it has a central weight post compatible with Olympic plates for added resistance.
Q: Why choose the Troy Push/Pull Sled?
A: It’s perfect for building power, endurance, and overall strength, suitable for both indoor and outdoor training.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean After Use: Wipe down the frame and handles with a damp cloth to remove sweat and dirt.
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Inspect Skids: Check for excessive wear or damage to the sled base.
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Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply silicone-based lubricant to any joints or pivot points.
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Tighten Bolts: Regularly inspect and tighten all bolts to ensure structural integrity.
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Rust Prevention: Coat metal surfaces with anti-rust spray, especially after outdoor use.
