Every Rep Starts With Contact.
Fisher blocking and tackling sleds built for high school and college programs — 1-man up to 7-man, with the pad style that matches how you actually practice. Pick your size and pad, and we’ll quote it delivered to your field.
Two Choices Decide The Sled: Size And Pad.
Size is how many players hit it at once — a 1-man for individual technique, a 5, 6 or 7-man for a full line drilling together. The pad decides what the rep teaches: man pads for hand placement and finish, cone and round pads for leverage and pad level, attack pads for a live tackling target.
How To Choose A Football Sled.
Start with how many players drill at once. A 1-man sled — the Varsity Sackback, JV or Youth tackle sled — is for individual technique and works for any size program. Multi-man sleds run 2-man through 7-man: the Brute, Big Boomer, Bull and CL all scale across that range, so a full offensive line can fire off together.
Then pick the pad. Man pads are shaped like a player and teach hand placement and finish. Cone and round pads reward staying low and driving through. Attack pads give a live tackling target. Small man pads suit younger or lighter athletes. Pad choice is also what most changes the price, so it is worth deciding before you quote.
Youth programs have their own line. The Youth Blocking, Brute 2 Junior and Youth Tackle sleds are lighter and sized for younger athletes, so the same drills stay age-appropriate. Pair any sled with a coach’s platform to ride along and coach the rep from the front.
Every sled ships by freight. A 2-man sled runs a few hundred pounds; a 7-man can pass 1,300. Choose your size and pad on the product page and request a quote — we’ll come back with freight to your school or field.
Common Questions.
What size football sled should we buy?
Match it to how you practice. A 1-man sled is for individual technique work. A 2-man or 3-man suits smaller squads and position groups. A 5, 6 or 7-man lets a full line fire off together, which is why larger programs run them.
What is the difference between a man, cone, round and attack pad?
A man pad is shaped like a player and teaches hand placement and finish. Cone and round pads reward pad level and leverage. An attack pad gives a live tackling target. Small man pads are sized for younger athletes.
Do you have sleds for youth football?
Yes. The Youth Blocking Sled, Brute 2 Junior and Youth Tackle Sled are lighter and sized for younger programs, so the same drills stay age-appropriate and safe.
How do football sleds ship, and how do I get a price?
Sleds ship by freight because of their size and weight. Choose your size and pad on the product page and request a quote — we’ll come back with the delivered price to your school or field.
Drill The Contact. Win The Line.
Pick the sled size your program actually drills with, choose the pad that teaches the technique you’re coaching, and we’ll quote it delivered.
