Power Sled | Competition Heavy-Duty Push & Pull Sled

• Base Weight: Heavy 40kg unloaded frame for immediate, stable resistance
• Loading System: Central post designed for standard 50mm Olympic weight plates
• Handle Design: Four easily removable, anti-slip handles for high/low push positions
• Best For: HYROX-style training, commercial conditioning zones, and turf lanes
• Auckland Local: Pick it up today at our Wairau Valley Showroom, or get nationwide delivery.

Built for Serious Sled Push and Pull Training

The GravoMax Competition Power Sled is rigorously built for serious strength and conditioning. First, unlike lighter entry-level sleds that easily tip or drift, this commercial-grade model starts at a substantial 40kg completely unloaded. Therefore, it delivers a highly stable, competition-style feel from your very first push. Because of this consistent ground contact, the sled tracks far more predictably under heavy loads, making it the ultimate option for HYROX-style training, functional fitness programs, and high-traffic commercial gym conditioning zones.

Furthermore, the incredibly versatile design allows athletes to adapt instantly. The center loading post perfectly fits standard Olympic weight plates, allowing coaches to adjust resistance swiftly between users—seamlessly switching from heavy drive work to lighter speed-based conditioning. Despite its massive structural integrity, the compact steel frame fits exceptionally well into PT studios, narrow turf lanes, and private training spaces.

Why Choose This Power Sled?

• Unmatched Stability: First, the 40kg base frame ensures a smoother push pattern and a highly controlled training feel during brutal repeat intervals.
• Versatile Push Positions: Second, it includes four removable anti-slip handles, easily allowing both high and low push stances to change your torso angle and drive mechanics.
• Commercial Durability: Finally, the heavily reinforced, powder-coated steel construction ensures the frame stays completely rigid even under high-frequency group programming.

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