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The Rogue Dog Sled 1.2 is one of the best sleds on the market, however, for most people it’s overpriced and over-built. This is where the Rogue Echo Sled comes in. A beefy sled at a great price.

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Rogue Echo Dog Sled

The Echo Dog Sled adapts the push/pull versatility and quality steel construction of our standard Dog Sled into a more streamlined, budget-priced design. By cutting the base from a single 0.25" Plate Steel and reducing welds and scrap, we’ve built a maximum-efficiency weight sled that’s still equipped for intense, multi-surface training.

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Rogue has been hinting at a new more affordable dog sled for some time.

They currently offer the Rogue Dog Sled 1.2 that although is a great sled, is also pretty bulky and unnecessarilyexpensive for those who don’t plan to purchase the attachments.

The Rogue Echo Dog Sled is simple in design and very efficient.

The Echo Dog Sled offers a streamlined, budget-priced design. By cutting the base from a single 1/4” sheet of steel and reducing welds and scrap, Rogue has built a maximum-efficiency weight sled that’s still equipped for intense, multi-surface training.

Even Danny Broflex uses one:

Specs

Made in the USA
Single-piece formed steel construction: 1/4” plate steel
Foot Print 36.5″ x 25″
Height 37.5″ (with uprights & plastic)
Product Weight 87 lbs.
Includes (2) Push Poles which can be placed in any of the four sockets
Weight Post with 17” loadable length / 450+ LBS capacity in steel plates
All hardware for set-up included

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Rogue Echo Dog Sled

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Cooper is a graduate of Missouri State University with a degree in Finance. He found his love for fitness while training for hockey, a sport he played with various teams throughout his career, including Lindenwood University, St. Louis AAA Blues, and the St. Louis Jr. Blues. At IFP, Cooper focuses on the training layout and client experience. In addition to co-owning Intentional Fitness & Performance, Cooper runs the website and associated channels for Garage Gym Reviews. When not eating tacos or staring at a screen, Cooper can be found with his Wife Mollie, son Ezra, and dog ‘famous’ Amos.

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The Rogue Dog Sled 1.2 is one of the best sleds on the market, however, for most people it’s overpriced and over-built. This is where the Rogue Echo Sled comes in. A beefy sled at a great price.Rogue has been hinting at a new more affordable dog sled for some time. They currently offer the Rogue Dog Sled 1.2 that although is a great sled, is also pretty bulky and unnecessarilyexpensive for those who don’t plan to purchase the attachments. » Read more about: Rogue Echo Dog Sled Released » Read more