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High-Low Push-Pull Sled

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High-Low Push-Pull Sled

A steel push-pull sled with high and low handles, two Olympic plate horns and a 600 lb capacity. The sled-only version weighs 64 lb and measures 53 x 30.25 x 36 inches; plastic ski liners are an option.

Full specifications

Weight & size

Weight
64 lb
Max load
600 lb
Size
53 L × 30.25 W × 36 H In

Build

Sled base
Steel Skid

More specs

Size / options
401120, Sled Only, $214.97, True; 401121, Sled with (3) UHMW Plastic Ski Liners, $249.97, True
Data status
Complete
Catalog status
New
Comes with
Two High Push Poles And One Low Bar Attachment

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Tracking since Oct 2026 — first captured at $214.97. Not enough history to draw a trend yet.

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