I've tried the Dreadmill in their showroom. It's not motorized. I found it could get moving fast and not have enough resistance. I think its a fraction of the price of this Xebex though.
Lol you can't compare the dreadmill to the Xebex sledtrac 6000 it blows it away hands down, a more fair comparison would be the dreadmill to the Xebex Trekker 4000 which is $1,000 cheaper and in my opinion Trekker 4000 wins.The dreadmill uses magnetic flywheels resistance i doubt flywheels have enough power to fully mimic the resistance of a real sled. But Xebex uses a generator which produce more resistance than a real sled.
I ordered the Sled Tred by the Tibbar guy. Should be coming in the next 2 weeks and I will be doing a review on it. With tax and shipping, it barely hit $1000 but has EVERYTHING. Perfect for the space I have at home. I’m doing the ATG training and this thing hits 90% of all the exercises I am currently doing. The only other things I would get to compliment this in my gym is: 1. Bands for assisted or resisted training during calisthenics on the SledTred 2. Bench 3. Barbell 4. Dumbbells 5. Floss bands 6. Hanging leg raise straps 7. Mat to use for Nordics on the Sledtred 8. Slant board 9. Tib bar 10. Weighted vest or belt to attach weight too
@@JV2088 I love it so far. I do have some complaints. It seems every other workout I have to readjust tightness on the belt as it tends to go too much to one side. It’s not as bad as it was when I first got it. I do wish a couple of things were different on it though. I wish the pull-up bar extended over at least 2 inches more. With the treadmill down my knees tend to touch the floor, and when I keep the treadmill up my knees can end up hitting the bottom of the treadmill. Also the spacing for the pull-up bar if you’re like me 6’3” it’s a little bit tight so it’s not comfortable for big hands to do certain kinds of pull-ups, but it does feel stable. It would’ve been nice if the handles were knurled instead of the rubber it seems like overtime it might end up, slipping off of the pull-up handles. I do wish the price was better. To ship to Los Angeles, mine was $1000. For the money I could have gotten another rack. The owner is amazing!!! I will say that there is no money back guarantee UNLESS you don’t open the box but then still might lose some money on shipping. I don’t want to bad mouth them at all. Just sharing my experience
@Fitforacting thanks for taking the time to respond. Yeah, the owner seems like he actually cares from what I've seen. I guess i wouldn't have those problems, I'm only 5'7. The resistance is challenging? I really like the sledtrac based on this review but I don't know anyone who actually has used one. while looking for info, I found the Matrix S - & it seems to have really good reviews. I can get one used for about 1000.
Hey Coop! Thanks so much for the review of the SledTrac 6000! I think you hit the nail on the head with this review. We wanted to offer a robust, commercial quality treadmill that does all the treadmill things well + integrated sled mode that has plenty of resistance, ability to go both forward and back, and the dynamic handlebar which more closely mimics a real sled. Thanks Coop!
This makes the bells of steel dreadmill even more appealing than before since it's much cheaper and can do more and is not motorized so it will last longer. Please review the dreadmill and compare it to this as well.
I would love to see a comparison of all of the sled treadmill options out there. My neighborhood isn’t ideal for with a real self or a magnetic sled, so something I could put in my home gym would be ideal.
We need the REP Fitness cardio reviews! I know they aren't out yet, but the air resistance for a treadmill is super interesting. I specifically want to see the comparison of sled resistance.
Pre-ordered the tib bar guy one and would love a review especially comparing it to not only other sled options but also the freak athlete 6 in 1 (which does not have a sled)
I liked The Tib bar guy model as well. You can hit upper and lower body with it. Instead of changing angles like the freak athlete one, you can attach bands to the pull up bar that can assist with nordics. You’ll need to buy a pad for your knees but that is minimal cost. The reverse hyper on the freak athlete is definitely sub par so I don’t even consider that a movement lol. With the Sledtred being cheaper than the Torque tank but offering about three times as many exercises, it actually seemed like a bargain.
@@Fitforacting Yep, it's been scrubbed. He got put on full blast in the comments section on that review. He got called out for being a hypocrite and a shill for his favorite brands.
@@plmn93 Not only am I not getting paid, I would never buy one myself. I despise treadmills and when it comes to Farmer's walks I prefer to do them in my driveway year round. In the winter I like it to be at least 30 degrees F out because I think wearing gloves for them is cheating(in terms of grip work.) I own an Armorcast sled I use for pushes and a basic "generic" sled I use for pulls on my lawn. When it comes to dragging weight behind me, walking either forward or backwards, I own an inexpensive speed sled that I take over to the 4 acre park across the street from my house. I also have 100 feet of rope that I attach to the speed sled for "hand over hand" work. I prefer being outside as much as possible so I would never buy the product Coop reviewed in this video or the one I mentioned. I was just throwing the Dreadmill into the conversation as a possible alternative for those that actually are interested in this sort of "thing." If you read this whole reply, Thank You. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
It would be great if you could do a video comparing the pros and cons of traditional sleds vs wheeled sleds vs treadmill sleds. Treadmill ones look like they overcome a lot of constraints with finding space to use the other ones, but what are the cons?
Grats on the 500k subs! This is the first time I've seen a treadmill that could do resistance which is interesting to me. My only question is at at 6'4" with a VERY long stride, I wonder if the track is too short (most common gym treadmills are).
Would love to see reviews of some if then non curved manual treadmills similar to the new Bells of Steel. Some of them are junk but they're so much cheaper than curved treadmills and the ones with resistance could potentially replace a sled. Temping option for a home gym when you could pay hundreds instead of 1000s with most other treadmills.
I discovered Xebex a few months ago Hell yeah they have the best tredmills you get a tredmill and a sled built in one. I have the Xebex Trekker 4000 Get RXd, a non-electric non motorized manual Treadmill / sled has 27% incline uses a built-in small generator instead of magnetic resistant thing is bad ass you don't have to purchase a separate sled and go outside to use it where people look at you like you crazy you can do your sled work inside, for only $1k bucks you can't beat it. Glad i didn't buy the curved tredmill for $4k.
The Trekker 4000 is such a unique piece and unlike anything else in the market as well! You really have to use it or watch lots of videos to understand why it’s generator is so much better than anything other resistance mechanism for its inclined design!
Having a sled option seems appealing but I'd like to know how the treadmill function on this compares to other treadmills. In other words running on this is compareable to what?
Does anyone know the Matrix S drive treadmill compares? I'm kind of curious about a sled option in the gym now. I've seen the truegrit, matrix, and cascade second hand for much better than the 3200 dollar price tag this has, but I'm wondering how the compare. I know that a lot of people have said the truegrit doesn't offer much resistance.
I notice the shoes you are rocking. I would like to see another comparison of shoes, but all in the new wave of barefoot/ wide toe box/ minimalist shoes. I am thinking about pulling the trigger on a pair of TYR shoes developed by the squat university guy. I also see a lot other options come across my feed, but I am having trouble figuring out what’s legit and tough, and what’s a cheap trendy shoe.
I'm in the market for treadmills and I came across this one. I will say I do like how this has the sled option being that I train for Hyrox. Currently my number 1 pick is the Norditrack X22i for other reasons. The Xebex is actually $300 more than the Norditrack, at least from what I've seen. It claims to have a sled type feature as well. But seeing this review just gave me another option to be able to take care of my run workouts as well as sled efforts. @Garagegymreviews would you recommend something like this for athletes that train for Hyrox? Also, is this treadmill compatible with ZWIFT?
The SledTrac 6000 IS compatible with Zwift! I think the SledTrac 6000 is a great choice for athletes that train for Hyrox, as it's one of the only motorized treadmills that have built-in sled functions. Compared to the NordicTrack X22i, in my opinion, you should choose the SledTrac 6000 if you want the built-in sled function, better build quality, more robust/durable machine, ability to go both forwards and backwards for walking and sledding, and are comfortable using 3rd party apps such as ZWIFT or Kinomap for connected training. The NordicTrack x22i doesn't seem to have a sled function (they just have "sled handlebars"), but it does have their own iFit software which I've never used before, but is probably a decent option for on-demand training classes.
hi coop , i love your videos. I have an idea for a video , how about a comparison between sled like treadmills , for example xebex vs skillmill vs sledmill vs ... ?
It's a gimmick, it's never going to activate and stimulate your body/muscles like a normal sled. It's cool and all, but that's that. Also.. it's freakin huge.
I don’t get why people have treadmills just go outside anyway instead of getting this idd rather get a bike and a sled to use outside but maby I’m biased beucase I live in the countryside where in the winter it ain’t too cold and in the summer it gets pretty hot
I hate being outdoors. I want a controlled environment with speed, incline percentage, temperature, a TV in front of me, and no one who wants to talk to me or whom I need to greet.
Just bought one and the extra that are on it with sled training and the reverse walking is amazing however running on this thing is HORRIBLE! I’ve used many treadmills and this is by far the hardest on my knees. For a treadmill that is aimed for exercises that help strengthen the knees I can’t not understand why the stiffness of the treadmill is ridiculous. Don’t recommend
You got to compare this to the bells of steel dreadmill!! I would love to see your review of that.
I think they have one coming soon
Hope so!
I've tried the Dreadmill in their showroom. It's not motorized. I found it could get moving fast and not have enough resistance. I think its a fraction of the price of this Xebex though.
yes, im looking to purchase that, just waiting for some reviews.
Lol you can't compare the dreadmill to the Xebex sledtrac 6000 it blows it away hands down, a more fair comparison would be the dreadmill to the Xebex Trekker 4000 which is $1,000 cheaper and in my opinion Trekker 4000 wins.The dreadmill uses magnetic flywheels resistance i doubt flywheels have enough power to fully mimic the resistance of a real sled. But Xebex uses a generator which produce more resistance than a real sled.
I ordered the Sled Tred by the Tibbar guy. Should be coming in the next 2 weeks and I will be doing a review on it. With tax and shipping, it barely hit $1000 but has EVERYTHING. Perfect for the space I have at home.
I’m doing the ATG training and this thing hits 90% of all the exercises I am currently doing. The only other things I would get to compliment this in my gym is:
1. Bands for assisted or resisted training during calisthenics on the SledTred
2. Bench
3. Barbell
4. Dumbbells
5. Floss bands
6. Hanging leg raise straps
7. Mat to use for Nordics on the Sledtred
8. Slant board
9. Tib bar
10. Weighted vest or belt to attach weight too
I got one too. I’m waiting for some parts that were missing.
How is the sledtread working out for you?
@@JV2088 I love it so far. I do have some complaints. It seems every other workout I have to readjust tightness on the belt as it tends to go too much to one side. It’s not as bad as it was when I first got it. I do wish a couple of things were different on it though.
I wish the pull-up bar extended over at least 2 inches more. With the treadmill down my knees tend to touch the floor, and when I keep the treadmill up my knees can end up hitting the bottom of the treadmill. Also the spacing for the pull-up bar if you’re like me 6’3” it’s a little bit tight so it’s not comfortable for big hands to do certain kinds of pull-ups, but it does feel stable. It would’ve been nice if the handles were knurled instead of the rubber it seems like overtime it might end up, slipping off of the pull-up handles.
I do wish the price was better. To ship to Los Angeles, mine was $1000. For the money I could have gotten another rack.
The owner is amazing!!! I will say that there is no money back guarantee UNLESS you don’t open the box but then still might lose some money on shipping. I don’t want to bad mouth them at all. Just sharing my experience
@Fitforacting thanks for taking the time to respond. Yeah, the owner seems like he actually cares from what I've seen. I guess i wouldn't have those problems, I'm only 5'7.
The resistance is challenging? I really like the sledtrac based on this review but I don't know anyone who actually has used one. while looking for info, I found the Matrix S - & it seems to have really good reviews. I can get one used for about 1000.
@@JV2088 it would be nice if you could get all them together and try them out at once maybe at like a convention center for a fit expo.
Hey Coop! Thanks so much for the review of the SledTrac 6000!
I think you hit the nail on the head with this review. We wanted to offer a robust, commercial quality treadmill that does all the treadmill things well + integrated sled mode that has plenty of resistance, ability to go both forward and back, and the dynamic handlebar which more closely mimics a real sled. Thanks Coop!
Yes, comparison video on dreadmill & sledtred(tib bar guy) please.
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This makes the bells of steel dreadmill even more appealing than before since it's much cheaper and can do more and is not motorized so it will last longer. Please review the dreadmill and compare it to this as well.
The Dreadmill is not a real running treadmill and doesn't have near as much resistance for sled work.
I would love to see a comparison of all of the sled treadmill options out there. My neighborhood isn’t ideal for with a real self or a magnetic sled, so something I could put in my home gym would be ideal.
We need the REP Fitness cardio reviews! I know they aren't out yet, but the air resistance for a treadmill is super interesting. I specifically want to see the comparison of sled resistance.
06:29 Coops feet are nearly off the end in the sledge push, for taller people that could be an issue
Pre-ordered the tib bar guy one and would love a review especially comparing it to not only other sled options but also the freak athlete 6 in 1 (which does not have a sled)
I liked The Tib bar guy model as well. You can hit upper and lower body with it. Instead of changing angles like the freak athlete one, you can attach bands to the pull up bar that can assist with nordics. You’ll need to buy a pad for your knees but that is minimal cost. The reverse hyper on the freak athlete is definitely sub par so I don’t even consider that a movement lol. With the Sledtred being cheaper than the Torque tank but offering about three times as many exercises, it actually seemed like a bargain.
Now it's an 8 in 1 with the new attachment
How is the sledtread working for you?
Thank you for as always great review! could you please make a review on the non-motorized version XEBEX SLEDTRAC LITE 5000?
Walking hills outside in the fresh air is superior in every way.
Anyone else notice that the Keppi bench review he did 2 months ago where he got put on blast calling it a ripoff has been scrubbed from his videos.
Didn’t notice
@@Fitforacting Yep, it's been scrubbed. He got put on full blast in the comments section on that review. He got called out for being a hypocrite and a shill for his favorite brands.
My dude rocking the Xeros. Minimalist shoe gang.
They any good?
@@slisyd yeah. My wife wears xeros. I generally wear Splay or Lems. All great.
@@slisydI like mine. Wear em all summer. I wish they had slides instead of the weird thong sandals, but the shoes are good.
They are so good!! Don't sleep on them Fam!!
Gay
3200 US
For those wondering
wow not bad
@@RhinoAg I'm thinking the "dreadmill" cost less plus you can do Farmer's walks on it.
@@RhinoAglmao
@@albert-gf6qf You getting paid for shilling that Rube Goldberg machine?
@@plmn93 Not only am I not getting paid, I would never buy one myself. I despise treadmills and when it comes to Farmer's walks I prefer to do them in my driveway year round. In the winter I like it to be at least 30 degrees F out because I think wearing gloves for them is cheating(in terms of grip work.) I own an Armorcast sled I use for pushes and a basic "generic" sled I use for pulls on my lawn. When it comes to dragging weight behind me, walking either forward or backwards, I own an inexpensive speed sled that I take over to the 4 acre park across the street from my house. I also have 100 feet of rope that I attach to the speed sled for "hand over hand" work. I prefer being outside as much as possible so I would never buy the product Coop reviewed in this video or the one I mentioned. I was just throwing the Dreadmill into the conversation as a possible alternative for those that actually are interested in this sort of "thing." If you read this whole reply, Thank You. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Can't the BOS Dreadmill mimic sled training?
Not like this. Not nearly as much resistance. Can't really run on it either.
It would be great if you could do a video comparing the pros and cons of traditional sleds vs wheeled sleds vs treadmill sleds. Treadmill ones look like they overcome a lot of constraints with finding space to use the other ones, but what are the cons?
Definitely need to review the Wahoo KICKR RUN. Smart tech, immersive, enticing.
would love to see a good look at the BOS dreadmill
That buggah is huge!
I wonder how the value is compared to the Sled Tread (once it is shipped)??
Good review,
yes I'm all for slow training! :))))))
how would this compare to the more budget friendly Sunny Force Fit 7723 manual mill for sled work?
Grats on the 500k subs! This is the first time I've seen a treadmill that could do resistance which is interesting to me. My only question is at at 6'4" with a VERY long stride, I wonder if the track is too short (most common gym treadmills are).
That was my first thought, too. It looks likes Coop’s feet come close to the end of the belt. Someone a few inches taller might slip off and get hurt.
That would be my worry as well.
The Sled Tred by the tib bar guy goes up to 6’7” I believe. I’m 6’3” and ordered that one
Would love to see reviews of some if then non curved manual treadmills similar to the new Bells of Steel. Some of them are junk but they're so much cheaper than curved treadmills and the ones with resistance could potentially replace a sled. Temping option for a home gym when you could pay hundreds instead of 1000s with most other treadmills.
Review the 5000. For those of us who have a treadmill
I'm waiting on your reaction to Bells of Steel's DreadTread concept video.
I discovered Xebex a few months ago Hell yeah they have the best tredmills you get a tredmill and a sled built in one. I have the Xebex Trekker 4000 Get RXd, a non-electric non motorized manual Treadmill / sled has 27% incline uses a built-in small generator instead of magnetic resistant thing is bad ass you don't have to purchase a separate sled and go outside to use it where people look at you like you crazy you can do your sled work inside, for only $1k bucks you can't beat it. Glad i didn't buy the curved tredmill for $4k.
The Trekker 4000 is such a unique piece and unlike anything else in the market as well! You really have to use it or watch lots of videos to understand why it’s generator is so much better than anything other resistance mechanism for its inclined design!
That unit going crazy wtffff 🔥🔥
Dreadmill review please and thank you.
Having a sled option seems appealing but I'd like to know how the treadmill function on this compares to other treadmills. In other words running on this is compareable to what?
Coup would love to see the OG HitmillX by Stairmaster. Have you tried it?
Can you review the Techno Gym Skillmill? 🙏🏼😬
That thing is huge.
Does anyone know the Matrix S drive treadmill compares? I'm kind of curious about a sled option in the gym now. I've seen the truegrit, matrix, and cascade second hand for much better than the 3200 dollar price tag this has, but I'm wondering how the compare. I know that a lot of people have said the truegrit doesn't offer much resistance.
I notice the shoes you are rocking. I would like to see another comparison of shoes, but all in the new wave of barefoot/ wide toe box/ minimalist shoes. I am thinking about pulling the trigger on a pair of TYR shoes developed by the squat university guy. I also see a lot other options come across my feed, but I am having trouble figuring out what’s legit and tough, and what’s a cheap trendy shoe.
Review the BOS Blitz treadmill please.
Coop you should review Uclips
How would this compare to the matrix s drive
I'm in the market for treadmills and I came across this one. I will say I do like how this has the sled option being that I train for Hyrox. Currently my number 1 pick is the Norditrack X22i for other reasons. The Xebex is actually $300 more than the Norditrack, at least from what I've seen. It claims to have a sled type feature as well. But seeing this review just gave me another option to be able to take care of my run workouts as well as sled efforts. @Garagegymreviews would you recommend something like this for athletes that train for Hyrox? Also, is this treadmill compatible with ZWIFT?
The SledTrac 6000 IS compatible with Zwift! I think the SledTrac 6000 is a great choice for athletes that train for Hyrox, as it's one of the only motorized treadmills that have built-in sled functions. Compared to the NordicTrack X22i, in my opinion, you should choose the SledTrac 6000 if you want the built-in sled function, better build quality, more robust/durable machine, ability to go both forwards and backwards for walking and sledding, and are comfortable using 3rd party apps such as ZWIFT or Kinomap for connected training. The NordicTrack x22i doesn't seem to have a sled function (they just have "sled handlebars"), but it does have their own iFit software which I've never used before, but is probably a decent option for on-demand training classes.
What tube lamps+stands are being used in these videos?
hi coop , i love your videos.
I have an idea for a video , how about a comparison between sled like treadmills , for example xebex vs skillmill vs sledmill vs ... ?
We need the REP Runner to come out for this too with the adjustable fan blade resistance included.
@@mleppo91 yeah that would be awesome too
$3200? Thank you for providing evidence to support how smart I was to buy the Sledtred by Tib Bar.
Exactly. Mine was supposed arrive today so it'll be here in the next day or so
Dreadmill looks like it’d top this any day.
Price aside, would you pick a treadmill with sled capabilities or a wheeled sled, assuming you can't use the wheeled sled indoors?
exactly what i thought when i clicked on this "damn that sounds like its not gonna last very long"
How about the sled tred review?
If it's quoted in wattage resistance then the force actually goes down as you move faster W=F*D
Is that a hint? 14:14 Are you doing a review of the Deadmill?
If one could have only one treadmill, no budget limit, would this be the one?
It takes up too much space and is far more expensive than a push-pull sled.
Espectacular
Whats the electric bill
sledmills huh, interesting
It's a gimmick, it's never going to activate and stimulate your body/muscles like a normal sled. It's cool and all, but that's that. Also.. it's freakin huge.
I don’t get why people have treadmills just go outside anyway instead of getting this idd rather get a bike and a sled to use outside but maby I’m biased beucase I live in the countryside where in the winter it ain’t too cold and in the summer it gets pretty hot
I live in az in the summer is 110+ ain’t no way I’m going outside
@@junioralvarado629 It's not 110 in the early morning or late night
@@junioralvarado629 so I am just biased then
I hate being outdoors. I want a controlled environment with speed, incline percentage, temperature, a TV in front of me, and no one who wants to talk to me or whom I need to greet.
@@Markus-fw4px you sound like a real nerd
Young man tie your shoes immediately!
Also please review the wahoo kickr run
Just bought one and the extra that are on it with sled training and the reverse walking is amazing however running on this thing is HORRIBLE! I’ve used many treadmills and this is by far the hardest on my knees. For a treadmill that is aimed for exercises that help strengthen the knees I can’t not understand why the stiffness of the treadmill is ridiculous. Don’t recommend
The price of this is ridiculous.
Nobody’s putting a sticky note lol
I won`t one
1st
boo 2nd
No such thing as “most unique” it’s either unique or it isn’t.