VEVORWeight Training Pull Sled, Fitness Strength Speed Training Sled, Steel Power Sled Workout Equipment for Athletic Exercise and Speed Improvement

Used the sled 4 times and it broke. Metal is cheap and weak. Metal ring on straps broke after first run with it. Very disappointed!

Like this item. I was worried it was going to be cheap and not hold up. But it surprised me. Love the color and the price was right

The sled is poorly designed. The poles that you hold to push are too tall so the leverage when you push the sled digs into the front of the ground because it tips forward.The only way to get the sled to move is if you push it at the bottom of the handles.

Well worth the purchase price! Only used mine a few times but seems to be holding up well. Solid build, push handles felt really stable. Only complaint is that the plate loading posts could be a larger diameter, as the olympic plates I loaded it with tend to slide around & rock with every pull, making it quite noisy.

Excellent

Complaints:- the size of the post is slightly too big to use with the 1" holes in my weight plates. It makes no sense for the post to be slightly too big for half the weights on the planet that would logically be used. I'll probably go buy a 1" bar and steel plate and weld a new bar to the sled, but you probably don't have a welder like I do. (Until then, I strapped a dumbbell to the sled, which is sliding around and scratching the sled up pretty good.)- the little plastic end caps don't stay in place, take them out before you start so they're not scattered all over the lawn.- the little attachment carabiners should be shaped differently (triangle-ish) to distribute weight correctly to the straps and sled attach points and belt ring. And they just don't look sturdy, I'm pretty sure I'll have to replace these.- it would be more manageable and less tippable in turns, over bumps, etc. if it was bigger... for the cost I'd say it's pretty good, but it's sensible to not expect the optimal solution size-wise at this price.With a little creativity I've made it work, and will tweak it a little more.

First off, the harness is useless and broke right away. The straps work, but if you want to drag with them around your waist, you will need some sort of pad or pool noodle for some comfort. If you are planning to use bumper plates, they will sit on top of the bars on either side. This changes the center of gravity for some exercises making it tippy. For anything more than 110 lbs, you will need to buy some sort of pole to slide over the center post as it is just too short. So, overall, it is ok, but I will probably buy a Shogun Sports multi-purpose sled for an upgrade and just trash this one.

Good, affordable. Does what it needs to for our 10 year old athlete.