Rogue Fitness
TANK® M1 Push Sled
Buy Now · $849.00The Torque Fitness TANK M1 is a compact, three-wheeled push sled that swaps traditional weight plates and floor friction for Mag-Force magnetic resistance – a flywheel-based brake that ramps up automatically the harder you push and eases off as you slow down. That makes it nearly silent and safe for turf, concrete, rubber flooring, driveways, and even hardwood, with no plates to load and no floor damage. Three adjustable resistance levels (plus neutral) cover everything from light conditioning to max-effort sprints, and the bi-directional design supports both pushing and pulling with removable handles. It folds and wall-mounts for storage, making it a realistic fit for space-constrained home gyms, though independent reviewers note it costs roughly twice a comparable friction sled and some movement patterns (reverse walking, front-facing pulls) benefit from optional paid attachments.
| Weight | 67-78 lb (30-35.4 kg) depending on configuration |
|---|---|
| Wheels | 3 (2 rear, 1 front), solid airless tires |
| Storage | Foldable, wall-mountable |
| Surfaces | Turf, concrete, rubber flooring, driveways, hardwood |
| Warranty | 10 years frame/welds; 1 year parts/finish; 90 days grips |
| Dimensions | 45.1" L x 31.9" W x 37.5" H (115 x 81 x 95 cm) |
| Resistance system | Mag-Force magnetic resistance, 3 adjustable levels plus neutral |
| Optional accessories | Digital console (speed/distance/calories/Push Force Energy, Bluetooth + ANT+), dumbbell cradles, wheelbarrow handles, V-strap & tow rope kit, wall-mount storage, power tether |
How it compares
| TANK® M1 Push Sled | Amazon Basics Battle Rope | WaterRower Oak Rowing Machine with S4 BLE Monitor | Rogue Speed Rope SR-3L | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GymRadar rating | 3.47/5 | 3.44/5 | 3.56/5 | 3.67/5 |
| Price | $849.00 | $1,199.00 | $22.00 | |
| Weight | 67-78 lb (30-35.4 kg) depending on configuration | |||
| Wheels | 3 (2 rear, 1 front), solid airless tires | |||
| Storage | Foldable, wall-mountable | |||
| Surfaces | Turf, concrete, rubber flooring, driveways, hardwood | |||
| Warranty | 10 years frame/welds; 1 year parts/finish; 90 days grips | |||
| Dimensions | 45.1" L x 31.9" W x 37.5" H (115 x 81 x 95 cm) | |||
| Resistance system | Mag-Force magnetic resistance, 3 adjustable levels plus neutral | |||
| Optional accessories | Digital console (speed/distance/calories/Push Force Energy, Bluetooth + ANT+), dumbbell cradles, wheelbarrow handles, V-strap & tow rope kit, wall-mount storage, power tether |
Reviews by source
| Expert | 3.47/5 | 5 reviews | |
| Youtube | 4.3/5 | 1 reviews |
The Torque TANK M1 wins over independent reviewers as the compact, magnetic- resistance alternative to a traditional plate-loaded push sled — quiet enough for indoor/garage use and genuinely tough as a conditioning tool. Functionality is the standout: three (some testers count four, including neutral) adjustable Mag-Force resistance levels ramp up automatically the harder you push, and setup takes under a minute with no plates required. Value is the weakest dimension — at roughly $795-$849, reviewers consistently note it costs about twice a comparable friction sled, and several call out that reverse-sled and front-facing pulling work need extra paid attachments to do well.
- +Functionality: magnetic Mag-Force resistance ramps up automatically the harder you push, with 3-4 adjustable levels plus neutral (Torque Fitness, Garage Gym Reviews, Gray Matter Lifting)
- +Build quality: extremely well designed and built, 10-year frame/weld warranty (Garage Gym Reviews, Garage Gym Experiment)
- +Versatility: bi-directional push-and-pull capability accommodates multiple athletes of different heights via dual handle positions (Garage Gym Reviews, Gray Matter Lifting)
- +Functionality: nearly silent operation on turf, concrete, rubber, and hardwood without floor damage (Torque Fitness, Garage Gym Experiment, BuyRightProducts video)
- +Functionality: fast, low-maintenance setup — under a minute to get going, folds and wall-mounts for storage (Gray Matter Lifting, Torque Fitness)
- −Value: expensive relative to traditional sleds, roughly $795-$849 vs about half that for a comparable friction sled (Garage Gym Reviews, Garage Gym Experiment)
- −Versatility: reverse sled work and front-facing pulling need extra paid retrofits/attachments ($35-$150+) for good performance (Gray Matter Lifting)
- −Functionality: handle stability issues — handles can shift position and drift off course during use (Gray Matter Lifting)
- −Functionality: front wheel can lift during explosive movements and rear tires can lose traction without added weight on the pegs (Gray Matter Lifting, Garage Gym Experiment)
- −Value: variable magnetic resistance makes precise progressive-overload tracking harder than a plate-loaded sled (Gray Matter Lifting)
$849.00
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