Replacement Shoes for High-Low Push-Pull Sled Reviews

3.2 Rating 6 Reviews

The Replacement Shoes for the High-Low Push-Pull Sled help protect against damage to your sled’s floorboards. Constructed from UHMW plastic, these extra thick ski liners reduce the risk of floor damage and can be used on virtually any surface. Build explosive speed and strength with the addition of the Sled Shoes for a grueling full-body strength training workout.

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Posted 8 months ago

“I wish the sled shoes might be a bit thicker so they last longer on rough paved driveways. I find I need to replace them very 4 months or so, mayeb around 15 uses. Since this product has increased in price at some point, in a few years the price of the shoes will be equal to the price of the sled. I do not imagine this is an issue if one uses the shoes on grass or astroturf or a freshly paved driveway. Perhaps sell them in a 6 pack at the same price as they do not fail all at the same time.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Hello, thank you for your feedback. We pride ourselves on providing high-quality products. I have forwarded your feedback to our product team for them to consider your suggestion. We're delighted you received your order. You may contact us at info@titanbrands.com if you require additional assistance.

Posted 3 years ago

“Was told that these can be used on a sidewalk. On the first use I made five passes (20ft) and it was already grinding on the nuts and bolts. This is cheap plastic and is not meant to be used on any type of concrete.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“They don’t slide cleanly on artificial grass.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Thick plastic shoes that protect the sled. These work well.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Work well on my road as far as friction reduction, but the road is chewing the shoes up.”

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Posted 6 years ago