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Rogue Slice Sled Review and Tips
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.พ. 2021
- ♦️Rogue Fitness Slice Sled Review♦️
On this video I review the ROGUE Fitness Slice Sled and also provide Tips on ways to use the sled at your training facility or garage gym.
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Thank you very much for this review. It was seriously helpful.
Spacing was a big concern for me as well. Seeing how nice it collapses and can be stored was a big help.
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Thanks🙏. This review was relevant and useful.
Really helpful, keep it up!
Thanks Jaska, if there's something you'd like video or review on, just let me know and I'll try to get it out.
Great job bro. I have two sleds by rogue. The flat drag only plain plate and the slice
Right on
Thanks for watching the vid.
Great video. I'm considering the sled right now and wanted to see it off the official site. Only thing I'm curious about still after this video is the quality of the plastic add-on for the bottom and how they "bolt" on. Thanks for this video!
I didn’t purchase my sled with the plastic pads but they hold on by recessed screws so the screws won’t scratch the surface floor
I always recommend that people purchase the sled with the pads in case you need them or like them,
they are not much more money since you are already buying the sled.
Great review thank you.Can you give an update as to whether you have encountered any issues with the nose diving either on grass or on asphalt please?
Yes, a bit if pushing on a hard surface that is rough with a lot of friction, but only if you place your hands high up on the push bars. If that happens, i just adjust my grip to lower down on bars and then it's fine. And I've not pushed on grass, I will typically drag on grass, and it has never dug in while dragging/pulling on any surface.
Excellent,thanks for the reply.
Hey brotha - I’m trying to decide between this sled and the S-25 Fatboy. I’ll be using it primarily on a grass field (soccer field, shirt grass)
What do you think would be best?
Where can i get a 50 ft long 2'' thick rope for pulling?
Thinking about this one for my garage gym. Love the versatility in that you can pull it backward and push it forward. Any idea what belt would be good to attach to sled to pull walking backward?
I like your idea of pulling with a belt. I use a weight belt that has a carabiner. Im sure any wide belt with a clip or webbing attached would work fine.
@@PREPANDDEFEND Thanks bud! Appreciate the review!
Great review, thank you! I've been watching a few other vids on this specific sled, the vertical bars seem great for pushing on cement and I think you mentioned they work for pulling too. Can I confirm that? I plan to push and pull this sled, sometimes with straps and sometimes just by hand with the bars. Some reviews on the rogue site also report this sled gets stuck a lot when pushing on softer surfaces like grass, any truth to those claims in your experience? Thank you!
Yes, the bars work well for pushing, for pulling, you will need to use the strap that come with it
And because the sled is so much shorter and compact that others, it can get stuck or dog in if your hands are placed too high on the bars while pushing with the bars. I’ve never had an issue on any surface when using the pull strap.
@@PREPANDDEFEND thank you, very helpful info, appreciate this!
I was thinking in getting this for indoor but I have wood floor. I wonder if you can put those Adhesive Carpet Tile in the bottom to sled on wood flooring. Has anyone tried this?
I haven’t tried but sounds like it would work
Thank you for the review. Do you think adding those plastic feet is necessary for the asphalt of the sled is robust enough to go without that plastic layer and save $?
Thanks
Plastic feet aren’t needed for asphalt, I still have no plastic pads on the sled I use.
@@PREPANDDEFEND thank you
Have you used it on grass? If so, how does it work?
Yes, It works great on grass without tearing up the grass. If you added the plastic plates (which I don’t have) on bottom it may tear up grass a bit if the edges are not rounded.
Do you recommend getting the plastic on the bottom?
If any type of sensitive floor or or if you want to run silent....yes but on hard surfaces you’ll need to add more weight.
I use on concrete and grass with no issues.
Thoughts on rogue echo dog sled
I’ve not had that sled, but it looks like it would work great.
I was looking for something a kitty smaller. If I had a bit more space I would heave got the dog sled.
Does it make a lot of noise? I want to get one for my home gym but I have neighbors all around
To do on the street
It’s not too bad
My neighbors have never made a man issue. You can get the optional plastic guards, which make it a bit more silent.
It’s not too loud, not any more of a nuisance than the “banging weights” that already goes on.
What's the deal with the optional plastic?
Optional plastic can be placed on bottom to keep from scraping the metal on rough surfaces
Did you get the plastic on it?
I did not get plastic, but I’d recommend it
Is it true that that sled digs in the front when pushing on grass? I can see that happening because of the design
That may be.... I have only pushed on hard surfaces.
When I’ve been using on grass, I have been dragging or pulling with a rope or straps, so, ... I’ve not ran into that problem.
I’ll test it out and post the results.
Thanks for the feedback and questions.
Does the front tilt as you're pulling?
Negative, I’ve had no issue with the front tilting on hard surfaces or grass.