TANK® M4 Push Sled

Used one post ACL reconstruction as part of my rehab, and knew I need to own one. Scored mine used in excellent condition. Favorite use is doing rope pulls with it from a plank position. Fun for the kids to load up on and cheer you on while you're suffering from all the magnetic resistance. Would absolutely suggest adding the swivel wheel to make it easier to maneuver it when you aren't going in a straight line.

Upgraded from the Shogun sports metal sled. This is a must have if you are 1) Doing sled work 3X a week or more 2) Your terrain is mostly asphalt or NOT LEVEL 3) You’re in a residential neighborhood with a lot of neighbors and noise is a concern 3) You hate the idea of loading an reloading a metal sled everytime you use it 4) If you want to easily switch between workout partners on a single sled All of the above is DOABLE on a metal sled, but the sled will not do any of the above as well as the tank can. When I bought one I knew I was a buy-it-for-life piece and it has proven itself as such. There are some accessories that are kinda mandatory. If you need to maneuver the tank into corners or areas, there’s is a wheel attachment that lets you do that. Get it, it’s pretty solid. If you want to load with some weights, you can add the weight horn. Lastly, a belt squat strap or similar for pull work. I have a rope setup and a strap that just lives on this thing. If I had an indoor dedicated turf strip I’d probably just keep a metal sled to save money but then I’d be paying for the indoor space and the indoor heat. Not saying it will be a wash but there are hidden costs to dedicated spaces in gyms. Lastly, since this is on wheels, I’ve been able to use it over snow and compacted ice. While not optimal, it helped me keep using the sled well into the winter months. Which would be impossible in a metal sled. Great product and I don’t expect to ever sell it.

This has been a great purchase for me. I had a drag sled that rarely got used because it was load on pavement or I would have to walk to the park. I usually use this on the sidewalk in front of my house and it is perfect. I have never loaded plates. The 3 setting is good for me. I recently got a tow strap (generic) for pulls and that has been a nice upgrade. Only challenge is turning it left or right. You kind of lift it up or drag the tires.

I wont dock it too much in points because when I typically use a sled, I do backwards sled drags. This machine seems to only be good going forwards. I had to still stack weights on top of this to get the desired affect, and to turn around and go the other way you have to unlatch it and reattached yourself to the other side. Versus a small sleed where it'll just spin around with you

Fun to use, great to not have to always load plates, clients always liked this more then a normal sled

It's an investment in GPP and conditioning but one I have not regretted. It works great and will get your heart racing and lungs burning quickly.