Rogue Alpaca Sled

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Let’s take a look at the new Rogue Alpaca Sled. You mayt have seen this sled in use at the CrossFit Games in 2022.

The Rogue Alpaca Sled is a new modification of the Echo Dog Sled that made its debut at the 2022 CrossFit Games. It brings over the key benefits of the original Rogue Echo Dog Sled, including the 0.25” plate steel construction, laser-cut Rogue branding, compact footprint, and optional protective plastic skis and dragging straps.

Rogue Alpaca Sled with an athlete 6
Rogue Alpaca Sled with an athlete 6

The Alpaca Sled – only from Rogue Fitness:

Rogue Alpaca Sled (Gray) The Alpaca Sled is made in the USA with a total weight of 136 lbs with Alpaca add-ons. It mounts to the Echo Dog Sled using ½” x 1-½” hex bolt.

Rogue Alpaca Sled – Overview

The Alpaca Sled is constructed from 3/16” welded steel and measures about 36.5” x 25” x 32” with a footprint of 36.5″ x 25″. It adds notable versatility and efficiency to any sled workout by adding weight to the 21.5” x 13.5” steel pan in the form of dumbbells, kettlebells, sandbags, etc., without them falling out during use. The primary parts of the Alpaca Sled are manufactured in Columbus, Ohio, and are completed in Rogue’s texture black powder coat.

Rogue Alpaca Sled with bags
Rogue Alpaca Sled with bags

With its 2” diameter center hole and two carabiner holes, you can still use the sled’s weight post and pulling anchor points as the sled easily bolts directly to the frame of the Echo Dog Sled. The pair of single-formed bent steel handles measure 1.9” in diameter and can be placed on either end of the sled at heights of 31.75” and 12”, respectively. They come standard with the complete Alpaca Kit or are available a la carte as an upgrade for existing Echo Dog Sled owners.

Rogue Alpaca Sled handle kit
Rogue Alpaca Sled handle kit

The handles allow vertical (neutral grip) and horizontal (pronated grip) hand placement, as well as upright and low-angle body positioning, because they have more surface area than traditional sled handles. Both handles are spaced 20” on center and weigh 28 LBS combined. The stack spacer can be placed over the weight post and in the Alpaca Pan, which helps protect the pan and any added weight plates from metal-on-metal wear.

Rogue Alpaca Sled front right
Rogue Alpaca Sled front right

Rogue Alpaca Sled – In Summary

That’s our close-up look at the Rogue Alpaca Sled.

Rogue specifically designed the Alpaca Sled for the 2022 CrossFit Games, but it also adds versatility and efficiency to any sled workout. It provides a total body conditioning workout while increasing your power, strength, and size. It was built to be loaded with different heavy objects like kettlebells, dumbbells, etc., with a basket-design base the same as a wheelbarrow.

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Rogue Alpaca Sled with an athlete 8
Rogue Alpaca Sled with an athlete 8

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Rogue Alpaca Sled with an athlete 7
Rogue Alpaca Sled with an athlete 7

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