Premium Push Sled with Automatic Resistance

I originally needed help with a missing part and the seller went above and beyond with their customer service!! The sled itself is sturdy and well made. Make sure to put the chain on the front wheel before you attach the axle. A little wd40 can help with the bolts.In my opinion the sled is great if you have 20 plus yards to work with to gain resistance. It would be great to work on speed. It is also great to build strength in younger or smaller lifters/athletes.

This thing provides very little resistance when pushing against it, even when loaded with 300+ pounds. The resistance motor doesn't do anything until you get it up to about 5 mph and even then it is very light resistance. If you are looking for a heavy weight sled you can lean into this is not that.I could see it being good if you have 40 yards to do sprints with but it's definitely not a true weight sled. I even contacted the customer support, which essentially was an email address to the "CEO" of the company who promised to forward my questions on how to increase the resistance to the "Development department". Still waiting on a response and that was over two months ago. Sounds like they just bank on the fact that this thing is a pain to disassemble and return. Shady shady shady.

I own Big Bear Total Fitness & just put together the sled. I have 30 yards out back & gave it a few good trips up & back. I found that it works best if I grab the bars 1/2 way down & start off slow to build the resistance, then push harder & it gets harder to push. I read a bunch of reviews, & I think if people learn what works best for resistance training, they will find it to be a great cardio training exercise 💪🏻

It's very sturdy and great value for the price!

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Ordered this in April 2024 and loved it. It was easy to assemble and worked great in our gym. We used it approximately once a week or so. We stored it as pictured with the plates on it. By July, all three wheels had flat spots. Have contacted the company 3 times for replacement wheels and have yet to receive them. It is unusable until we get replacement wheels. Poor customer service

The media could not be loaded. I've been wanting a sled for a while now, one with wheels and resistance. This Anything Sports Premium Push Sled with Automatic Resistance is just the ticket. I had an old drag across the floor sled, but this new wheeled resistance style is much nicer. You get the same workout, without destroying the floor.The instructions say it supports four plates. It is possible to load five plates. Make two of them 55 lbs plates and that's 245 lbs total. Anything Sports doesn't recommend that, but the sled was strong enough to hold that, without any visible side effects, in my testing.The sled comes with warnings not to use it outdoors or on slopes. Those are minor bummers. But I'll just use my old school drag sled for going up and down the driveway. This new Anything Sports sled I'll use on the ~35 feet of linoleum hallway in the basement, alongside the garage.The sled is quiet as a mouse. If you've ever used one of those drag across the asphalt sleds, you will appreciate that difference.There isn't a great deal to assemble, but the weights and angles are awkward at times. Also, the instructions called for more washers than were in the box. And the cable sticking out of the resistance motor confounded me for a while. I spent 30 minutes trying to figure that out and finally decided to simply ignore it. The pictures on the product page seem to show the cable hanging there, so in the end I just left the cable sticking out of the resistance motor just hanging there, as seen in product photos.Overall, I am impressed with this sled from Anything Sports. All the metal is quality and powder coated. Everything fits together nicely. The sled handles like a dream. The automatic resistance brings my garage gym into the new era. Couldn't be happier with this sled.

Build quality was good. But does not provide enough resistance. And the back tires are plastic and cannot be used on a driveway or asphalt. You would need to use this on grass or turf and it needs to be long enough to build enough resistance. Adding more weight does nothing for the resistance as it’s resistance depends on the amount of speed generated. Furthermore, there is no resistance when pulling backwards.