The only drive sled that puts your hands in the correct inside position for training stamina, quickness and power. 66” long. V-line included, harness not included. #410588

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Rogers Athletic Drive Sled 410588. The only drive sled that puts your hands in the correct inside position for training stamina, quickness, and power. 66” long, V-line included harness not included. Weight 121 Lbs.

Do more with a drive sled for strength and conditioning! Develop power by pushing and pulling high and low, forwards and backwards, fast and slow, to add variety and make a sled workout more challenging.

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The First Place Drive Sled II Black has an improved design that allows for pushing and pulling resistance exercises. Drive Sled II Black Features: Vertical push handles can be taken out and placed on the other side of the sled for a quick change of direction. Included sled, one pair of Vertical Push Handles, Shoulder Harness and Drag Strap.

Rogers Athletic Drive Sled 410588 The only drive sled that puts your hands in the correct inside position for training stamina, quickness, and power. 66” long, V-line included harness not included.

Rogers Drive Sled. The only drive sled that puts your hands in the correct inside position for training stamina, quickness and power. 66” long. Pulling Harness Attachment. Workout by dragging the sled with the optional harness (sold separately). Train quickness by drilling two athletes at a time – one up front and the other pushing on the ...