Slice Sled

Name: Slice Sled
Brand: Rogue Fitness
Rating: 4.56 (3 reviews)

The Rogue Slice Sled is a compact push/pull weight sled built from 0.25” laser-cut steel with a black powder coat finish. A 14” bolt-on center post folds flat and the two 40” push handles pop off, so the whole unit stores against a wall or fits in a car trunk instead of taking up floor space. It ships with two 40” upright push handles, a 16’ sled strap, and a carabiner for drag or rope-pull work, and takes Olympic plates up to 300+ lbs on the loadable post. Optional 0.5” UHMW plastic skis are available for quieter, smoother use on hard surfaces. It’s positioned as a speed/lighter-load sled rather than a max-capacity one — best suited to concrete, asphalt, or turf, since pushing on soft grass takes a deliberate low stance to avoid the front digging in.

Weight	65 lbs
Made in	USA
Includes	Two 40" push handles, 16' sled strap, carabiner
Material	0.25" laser-cut and formed steel, black powder coat finish
Dimensions	27.5" L x 22.75" W x 37.25" H (with handles)
Optional add-on	0.5" UHMW plastic ski kit
Weight capacity	300+ lbs
Loadable post length	14"

How it compares

	Slice Sled	Precor EFX 445 Elliptical	Schwinn Airdyne AD3	Sled - Custom/DIY
GymRadar rating	4.56/5	4.56/5	4.5/5	4.48/5
Price	$220.00	$1,999.00
Weight	65 lbs
Made in	USA
Includes	Two 40" push handles, 16' sled strap, carabiner
Material	0.25" laser-cut and formed steel, black powder coat finish
Dimensions	27.5" L x 22.75" W x 37.25" H (with handles)	84"L x 31"W x 67"H
Optional add-on	0.5" UHMW plastic ski kit
Weight capacity	300+ lbs
Loadable post length	14"

4.6/5 · 3 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert	4.56/5	3 reviews
Retailer	4.3/5	123 reviews
Reddit	4.5/5	5 reviews
Youtube	4.5/5	1 reviews

The Rogue Slice Sled is a compact push/pull sled built around a fold-down center post and removable handles, trading some max-load capacity for a footprint small enough to fit in a car trunk or lean flat against a garage wall. Its standout dimension is value: reviewers and owners alike call it the most affordable sled that still covers both push and pull work, with 0.25” laser-cut steel construction that “feels like a tank” for the price. Its weakest dimension is versatility — at 300+ lbs capacity it’s positioned as a speed/lighter-load sled rather than a max-effort heavy sled, and pushing it on grass takes a deliberate low stance to avoid the front digging in.

+Value: most affordable sled in Garage Gym Lab's 7-sled roundup with full push/pull capability, not just a budget stripped-down option (Garage Gym Lab)
+Build quality: 0.25" laser-cut steel with black powder coat, "not a hint of flex or twist in the sled frame" (r/homegym)
+Functionality: fold-down 14" weight post and removable handles let it store flat against a wall or fit in a car trunk (manufacturer, Shredded Dad, YouTube: Chris Ruano)
+Functionality: covers push, drag, and rope-pull work in one compact unit, filling a gap owners previously covered with sandbags or tire drags (YouTube: Chris Ruano)
+Durability: owners report no flex, twist, or wear issues after regular use, including outdoor storage (r/homegym)

−Versatility: 300+ lb capacity is positioned for speed/lighter-load work — one owner already dragging 300+ lbs was eyeing a bigger sled (r/homegym)
−Functionality: pushing on soft grass requires staying very low to avoid the front nosediving; a non-issue on pavement (Shredded Dad, r/homegym)
−Value: base unit doesn't include the plastic ski kit, which reviewers say is worth adding for quieter, smoother use ($60 extra) (r/homegym)
−Functionality: stock handles may be too short for taller users (Garage Gym Reviews)
−Durability: no long-term (multi-year) durability data yet in independent coverage

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