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Since its start in 2017, HYROX has been steadily growing in popularity, with functional fitness enthusiasts across the globe trying out the aptly named “World Series of Fitness Racing.” The fitness race has gained enough popularity in recent years that it’s earned an official equipment sponsor, Centr.
Centr, already manufacturing some of the best treadmills for a home gym, introduced their HYROX equipment to races in early 2024, and we’ve now gotten our hands on the essential equipment needed to prepare for HYROX competitions.
In this Centr HYROX equipment review, we’ll talk about the official equipment made by Centr in collaboration with HYROX and go over its quality, value, and overall build after our initial impressions. If you’re prepping for race day and want to take your training to the next level, you’re definitely going to want to read on.
On Your Mark, Get Set…Review!
At Garage Gym Reviews, we may not all be HYROX athletes, but we still take our fitness very seriously. Our team of product testers have plenty of experience in the field of fitness, with certified personal trainers, lifting coaches, competitive athletes, and even current and former gym owners. We know all about fitness equipment and home gym essentials because we live it, too—walking the walk so we can talk the talk.
For our Centr x HYROX equipment, GGR Everything lead reviewer Lindsay Scheele, CPT, CNC, unboxed and assembled the equipment, giving her initial impressions on the bulk of equipment. She also tested several pieces of equipment deeply, using them through several cardio-focused functional fitness workouts. While trying out these pieces of equipment, she rated them on the following factors:
- Construction and durability
- Footprint and portability
- Delivery and setup
- Performance
- Overall value
Centr X HYROX Equipment
A Quick Look at Centr X HYROX Equipment
Before we dive into the equipment, those new to HYROX might want to know what it is. HYROX is a method of functional training combining running with functional workout stations.
RELATED: What Is Functional Fitness?
It’s hard to talk about one functional fitness sport without talking about CrossFit, but it differs from the CrossFit Games and similar events by having the same structured race at every competition. Unlike CrossFit’s approach to training for the “unknown and unknowable,” you’ll know exactly what you’re getting into with HYROX.
A HYROX race consists of eight functional workout stations, each preceded by a 1-kilometer run. The stations are:
- 1000 m SkiErg
- 50 m sled push
- 50 m sled pull
- 80 m burpee broad jump
- 1000 m row
- 200 m farmers carry
- 100 m sandbag lunges
- 100 wall balls
Because of the race structure, HYROX also lends itself more to athletes with a focus on cardio, whereas top CrossFit athletes also have to compete in strength exercises, like a max clean and jerk.
Centr, founded by actor and action star Chris Hemsworth, partnered up with HYROX in late 2023, with the new equipment first being used in races in early 2024. The equipment consists of competition-ready equipment, along with a few items that aren’t used in competitions, but can still aid in your training. The competition equipment consists of:
- Power sleds
- Power ropes
- Wall balls
- Wall ball targets
- Bumper plates
- Kettlebells
They also offer their Perform Tread, which we’ll cover later in more detail, and dumbbells.
Before You Buy
- Because Centr sells treadmills, functional trainers, and other equipment not affiliated with HYROX, they keep their Centr x HYROX line on a separate page for easy navigation.
- Make sure to note the warranties for each product, as the warranty changes depending on residential, commercial, or competition use.
- Although Centr is the official equipment provider of HYROX races, you won’t be able to get all of your official HYROX equipment from there. Races also use the Concept2 RowErg and SkiErg, which aren’t available on Centr’s website.
Centr HYROX Equipment Video Review
Is Centr X HYROX Equipment Worth It?
As an Olympian in the sport of weightlifting who has over two decades of experience under his belt, I can say with certainty that you don’t always have to have the best equipment to have good training. I’ve trained on quality Olympic barbells, and I’ve trained on rusted 50-year-old bars with worn knurling that was nearly nonexistent. It’s less important about the quality of products, but more about getting the work done.
That said, Centr’s HYROX line consists of quite a few high-quality pieces of equipment. Lindsay adds, “A lot of the equipment impressed me, especially the power sled and how smooth it travels over turf.”
If there’s any major complaint on the equipment as a whole, it’s that it can be a bit overpriced. People on a budget, or beginners not wanting to spend a lot, who are wanting to train and compete in HYROX can find plenty of similar pieces of equipment for much cheaper than Centr’s asking price.
However, if you’re seriously competing in HYROX and want the exact products at home for your training, these are great products, worth the slightly higher price. Plus, the equipment is sharp with consistent design, branding, and looks across all the equipment.
Great for:
- Functional fitness enthusiasts
- People who enjoy high-quality design in their equipment
- Serious HYROX competitors
Not recommended for:
- People on a budget
- Heavy lifters who prefer barbell training
- Home gym owners who use machines for workouts
Using Centr HYROX Equipment
A lot of the specs on the equipment we’ll go over from Centr are appealing, but sometimes the details are found in the workout performance. So how did the equipment fare in our testing?
GGR Everything’s Lindsay Scheele, CPT, CNC, has tested out four pieces of Centr x HYROX equipment, along with giving her first thoughts on other pieces. She took them through HYROX-themed workouts involving sled pulls and pushes, wall balls, and running. We loaded up the weight sled to see how it traveled over turf and other flooring.
Overall, the equipment holds up pretty well, with all of the equipment being made well and performing exceptionally well during workouts and testing. Let’s break down some of the specifics now.
Competition Power Sled
Centr x HYROX Competition Power Sled
Durable Steel
Durable commercial-grade steel provides a solid build for heavy, high-impact sled workouts
Knurled Handles
Knurled poles with hand-placement markings mimic competition and provide a consistent grip
High Weight Capacity
Sled can hold over 150 kg (330 lb) of weight plates
Versatile Design
Can be pushed with knurled posts or pulled by connecting to a rope or harness
Endurance Athletes
Perfect for HYROX sled pull or push training
Strength Trainers
Able to handle over 330 lbs, this sled handles heavy loads with ease
Beginners to Pros
Can scale or intensify workouts by removing or adding poles and weights
Pros
Cons
Material
Commercial-grade steel
Weight Capacity
Over 150 kg (330 lb)
Product Weight
50 kg (110.2 lbs)
Dimensions
40.2” L x 23.6” W x 39.3” H
The Centr x HYROX Competition Power Sled is built for HYROX competitions with commercial-grade steel. With a chrome plating on the weight horn and a powder coating on the rest of the sled, this competition sled is made to endure tons of use, as seen by its limited lifetime warranty.
The Centr x HYROX Power Sled is the actual sled used for HYROX races at two stations: sled push and sled pull. Whether or not you’re actually competing in HYROX, this power sled is definitely worth a look, since it impressed our tester Lindsay Scheele, CPT, CNC. “Out of all the weight sleds I’ve tested, this is the one I’d pick,” she says.
The Power Sled’s construction is completely from commercial-grade steel, with all of it powder-coated, save for a chrome-plated weight horn that twists and locks in the center.
There are four posts that can be placed two on each end so you won’t have to worry about moving posts over on a sled push if you’re changing direction. It earns a 5 out of 5 for its construction and durability. The posts also have a textured knurling along with grip markers so competitors can easily find their ideal grip.
Although the sled has a pretty large footprint when constructed, you can easily remove the weight horn and posts to break down the sled and save space when not in use; the parts can easily lean against your home gym wall. At 110 pounds, it’s still a little hefty to move around, so it earns a 4.5 out of 5 for its portability.
Centr claims the sled can be used on any home gym flooring, but Lindsay says, “It really shines on the turf. It’s just so smooth.” She notes rubber flooring works, too, but there will definitely be more friction and more resistance across that type of flooring.
If there’s a limiting factor, it only has attachments for sled pulls with a rope and pushes. Centr doesn’t make a harness to allow for backwards walking or drags. However, any attachment that can connect to the hooks on either side of the sled (with a carabiner) can be used, so it still earns a 4.5 out of 5 for versatility.
At $395, this is a pricier weight sled, but still comparable to other quality sleds, like the Rogue Dog Sled (more on that later). With smooth travel and quality construction, it’s hard to pass this sled up.
| Price | $395 |
| Weight | 50 kg (110 lbs) |
| Footprint | 40.2” L x 23.6” W x 39.3” H |
| Weight capacity | 150 kg (330 lbs) |
| Material | Powder-coated steel (frame and handles); chrome-plated steel (weight horn) |
Official HYROX Perform Tread
Centr x HYROX Perform Tread
Curved Deck
Manual treadmill with a self‑powered design for natural stride
Magnetic Resistance
8 levels of magnetic resistance that can mimic sled workouts
LED Display
4.8” LED display tracks speed, watts, heart rate, calories, time, distance, and resistance
Bluetooth
Able to sync with external heart‑rate devices with a Bluetooth connection
HYROX Preppers
Provides tailored resistance for those preparing for HYROX races
Technique Focused
Curved design encourages better form in a runner’s stride
Tech Users
Treadmill can track training metrics via the LED display and Bluetooth connection
Pros
Dimensions
92.2” L x 38” W x 60” H
Display
4.8” LED screen
User Weight Limit
180 kg (396 lbs)
Warranty
Limited lifetime (frame/belt), 7 years (moving parts), 2 years (labor)
The Centr x HYROX Perform Tread is a manual treadmill whose curved design promotes a natural stride. The treadmill provides eight levels of magnetic resistance, allowing it to mimic sled movements like pushes and pulls along with running or walking. Although it’s a pricey option, it’s built solidly, with aluminum slats and rubber molding.
Curved manual treadmills have gained popularity in recent years because of their natural ability to correct improper running form while also increasing your perceived exertion1 over a motorized treadmill.
Although the Centr x HYROX Perform Tread isn’t used in HYROX races, it’s built to train for them, as this manual treadmill has eight levels of magnetic resistance. Higher levels of resistance will mimic sled pushes and pulls, ideal for HYROX training. “Only a few manual treadmills offer magnetic resistance,” adds Lindsay, “and this is definitely one of the better ones.”
The Centr x HYROX Official Perform Tread is built heavy-duty, with aluminum slats that are topped with a grippy rubber surface and a 396-pound user weight capacity, earning it a 5 out of 5 for durability. Lindsay adds that running on the treadmill wasn’t the best experience, simply because the belt felt a bit heavy to move. If you’re looking for a manual treadmill just for running, then this may not be the ideal choice.
Fortunately the Perform Tread doesn’t just run; it allows for pushes and pulls, too. At its top resistance, Lindsay says that the Perform Tread provides a challenging workout, although the resistance isn’t mimicking an incredibly heavy sled push. “If you’re routinely loading up over 300 pounds to your sled for pushes, this probably will feel a little light,” says Lindsay. Still, she rates the workout performance a 4.5 out of 5. While it’s not perfect, it performs all of its features well.
Its versatility is one of its strengths, which may help explain its total price of nearly $7,000. Being able to push, pull, or run essentially makes the treadmill a 3-in-1 machine. It’s good value, but only to those specifically looking for a treadmill with these features, so it earns a 3.5 out of 5 for value.
Lindsay says that this is a good manual treadmill. Is it the best? Not really, but it’s definitely worth a look for HYROX athletes wanting a treadmill with resistance for sled training. If you’re just looking for a running treadmill, however, there are probably better options out there—cheaper ones, too.
| Price | $6,899 |
| Weight | 400 lbs |
| Footprint | 92.2” L x 38” W x 60” H |
| Weight capacity | 180 kg (396 lbs) |
| Resistance | 8 levels of magnetic resistance |
Competition Edge Bumper Plates
Centr x HYROX Competition Edge Bumper Plate
Interlocking Edges
Interlocking design allows for quick and easy plate loading or unloading
Soft‑Touch Coating
DMF‑free urethane coating minimizes noise and impact while remaining durable
Competition Specs
450-mm plate diameter meets IWF specifications
Durable Construction
Weight plates have a cast iron core and stainless steel inner sleeve, making for a durable weight plate
Power Sled Users
Interlocking design allows for seamless handling while loading or unloading weight sleds
Serious Lifters
Urethane coating and cast iron core allow for weight accuracy that’s ideal for competition use
Gym Owners
Quiet and durable for frequent use
Pros
Cons
Material
CPU urethane with cast‑iron core and stainless steel inner sleeve
Weight Options
2.5 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 15 kg, 20 kg, 25 kg
Warranty
Limited lifetime (consumer use); 3 years (studio & light commercial use); 3 years (HYROX competition use)
Competition Edge Bumper Plates are a collaboration between Centr and HYROX, made for easy loading and unloading of weight sleds at HYROX competitions. The urethane coating over a cast iron core provides a durable build that also reduces noise and impact when weights are dropped. Its IWF-standard diameter and sleeve opening also ensure that these premium-priced weight plates can be used on Olympic barbells, too.
Centr x HYROX Competition Bumper Plates are unique weight plates in that they’re mostly designed for sleds. Because these plates are used in competitions for sled pushes and pulls, they’re designed for quick loading and unloading off a weight horn.
Because of this, these bumper plates have an interlocking design where parts of the weight edge fit into place with a plate beneath them, meaning they’ll be very secure when stacked. With a large lip, they’re also easy to remove from the sled or barbell for quick weight changes, earning them a 5 out of 5 for design and ergonomics. They also look sharp with a solid black urethane coating and bright white lettering.
One of Lindsay’s first thoughts when unboxing the bumper plates was, “I wonder if these will hold up for Olympic lifting and barbell drops.” Although we’ll be doing our own testing soon enough, Centr says these weight plates are good to drop. Plus, with a urethane coating over a cast iron core, the weights are durable and actually will absorb shock and reduce noise on impact. They earn a 5 out of 5 for durability.
These bumper plates start at 2.5 kilograms and go up to 25 kilograms, which is a pretty good spread of weights to choose from, so long as you’re OK with kilograms instead of pounds. However, because these plates are used for weight sleds, they’re sold individually, not as a pair. Their prices are a bit steep because of that, earning the plates a 3 out of 5 for value. While designed well, most people can find quality bumper plates for cheaper.
One thing Lindsay and our testers noticed taking the bumper plates out of the box was that they were slick. Lindsay says this is pretty common with new plates and that “over time, that slick coating will wear off.”
| Price | $50-$239, depending on weight |
| Weights | 2.5 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 15 kg, 20 kg, 25 kg |
| Weight plate diameter | 450 mm (17.7”) |
| Material | Clean performance urethane, cast iron core, stainless steel sleeve |
Competition Wall Ball
Centr x HYROX Competition Wall Ball
Race-Ready
Collaboration between HYROX and Centr to craft and design premium equipment for HYROX races and home gym use
Premium Shell
Double‑stitched PVC outer shell helps resist scuffing during throws
Balanced Accuracy
An even distribution ensures premium balance, ideal for home use or HYROX competitions
Weight Options
Available in 5 different weights between 2 and 12 kg to suit various athletes’ needs
HYROX Athletes
Provides precise weight distribution and durability to aid in your race prep
Home Gyms
Wall balls are built to endure repeated use in high‑intensity workouts
Beginners To Pros
Weight range scales from 2 to 12 kg, making it accessible to all ability levels
Pros
Material
Double‑stitched PVC outer shell
Weight Options
2 kg, 4 kg, 6 kg, 9 kg, or 12 kg
Diameter
35.5 cm (14″)
Warranty
5 years (consumer use), 2 years (competition use)
The Centr x HYROX Competition Wall Ball is a high‑end wall available in race weights (4, 6, and 9 kilograms) or training weights (2 and 12 kilograms). With a PVC outer shell, this wall ball is built for durability, able to withstand tons of use in HYROX races. Although it’s on the pricier side, Centr claims this wall ball is balanced well even after plenty of repetitions, making it worth the premium price for some.
Every HYROX race ends with 100 wall ball shots, and if you’re ever performed wall balls before, you know that is a brutal way to end your race. HYROX recognizes this by commemorating folks who excel in this station. “If you can do all of your wall balls unbroken without resting, HYROX gives you a little yellow flag as a way of saying ‘good job.’”
There’s not a lot of innovation with these wall balls, but with some fitness equipment, you don’t need to reinvent the wheel. The Centr x HYROX Wall Balls are built solidly with a double-stitched outer sheel built out of polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Lindsay’s initial impressions were positive, rating the construction a 4.5 out of 5. “It feels really solid and balanced well,” she adds.
Centr provides five different weights for their wall balls, including three competition weights (4, 6, and 9 kilogram) and two training weights (2 and 12 kilograms). All are the same size with a 14-inch diameter, and are symmetrically balanced to ensure the ball isn’t shifting around too much when tossed. The weight options are pretty in line with common wall ball weights—albeit they’re in kilograms—so it earns a 4 out of 5.
Because there isn’t a ton of innovation on these wall balls, they do seem a bit overpriced, even with the solid construction. Titan Fitness and REP Fitness, for example, both offer similar options for cheaper. Because of this, the wall ball gets a 3.5 out of 5 for value. It’s good, but many people will probably want to seek out a cheaper wall ball.
| Price | $79-$129, depending on weight |
| Weights | 2 kg, 4 kg, 6 kg, 9 kg, 12 kg |
| Diameter | 14” |
| Material | PVC outer shell |
Other Centr X HYROX Equipment
While we’ve tried out quite a few of the HYROX equipment available through Centr, we haven’t tried it all out yet. Here are a few notable pieces of equipment that Centr offers.
Dumbbells and Kettlebells
HYROX uses kettlebells in their races for farmers carries, and Centr provides competition weights (16, 24, and 32 kilograms) and training weights (8, 12, 20, and 28 kilograms). While not made to exact competition kettlebell specs, the kettlebells are made with the same dimensions, and the same handle diameter—1.4 inches.
While not used in competitions, HYROx also added urethane dumbbells, great for dumbbell snatches and dumbbell deadlifts. Currently, there are only eight weights available from 5 to 25 kilograms, so it may not go as heavy (or light) as some people will want, but they dumbbells appear heavy-duty and are backed by a limited lifetime warranty—even for commercial use.
Sandbags
The sandbag comes in three weights: 10 kilograms, 20 kilograms, and 30 kilograms (or 22, 44, or 66 pounds). 10 and 20 kilograms are used for women and men, respectively, in the open division, and 20 and 30 kilograms in the Pro division.
Lindsay was given the 10-kilogram sandbag, and while we still have yet to put some sand in it, Lindsay was impressed with the quality of the bag. “There’s a lot of different handles to grab the bag how you want for your sandbag lunges,” she adds.
Power Ropes and Rig Targets
The power rope attaches to the power sled for sled drags, of which you’ll do for 50 meters in a HYROX race. Out of the box, the rope was a little slick, but that’ll wear off with regular use. The bolts connecting the end of the rope to the carabiner also drive through the rope, making sure that the rope is secured and won’t fall out of the metal end. It’s 15 meters long though, which is longer than you may realize. Make sure you have room for it.
Centr x HYROX rig targets are simply a power rack attachment that can be added to aim for during your wall balls. The target is durable and made of commercial-grade steel, and it’s the same target used in races. Is it essential for your garage gym or HYRox training? No, but it certainly can be a nice addition, especially if your gym consists predominantly of HYROX equipment and gear.
Rigs and Turf
Centr has recently begun offering modular rigs for commercial or home gym storage, as well as the official competition HYROX turf. Neither is absolutely necessary for your home gym—although the black turf looks sharp—but if you’re in the market for a rig or turf, these could be good options. You’ll need to contact Centr for quotes, though.
Centr X HYROX Competition Power Sled vs Rogue Fitness Dog Sled 1.2
Rogue Dog Sled 1.2
Heavy-Duty Steel
The Dog Sled is made with 11-gauge steel for high durability and rugged training sessions
Compact Design
With a smaller footprint than other training sleds, it’s great for tight spaces or home gyms with limited room
Versatile Training
The sled is compatible with multiple attachments for pushes, drags, and pulls.
High Weight Capacity
The Rogue Dog Sled can hold multiple 45-lb plates without flexing or instability.
Garage Gym Owners
The sled is ideal for home gym users looking for durable, space-saving conditioning tools
Strength Athletes
Sled training is great for developing explosive power, especially in lower-body workouts.
Functional Fitness
The Rogue Dog Sled is suitable for CrossFit-style training or other high-intensity, functional training workouts.
Conditioning Fans
In addition to those wanting to develop explosive power, the sled is great for those who want to add low-impact, high-output cardio into their routines.
Pros
Cons
Material
11-gauge, 2” x 3” steel
Dimensions
40″ L x 24″ W x 38″ H
The Rogue Dog Sled is a robust, compact sled that’s ideal for serious athletes and garage gym owners who want to level up their conditioning. While you’ll need to purchase some attachments separately, its durability and training versatility make it a solid investment for long-term use.
One of our favorites pieces from Centr has been the Competition Power Sled. How does it stack up to classic sleds like the Rogue Dog Sled 1.2?
At a first glance, both are very similar in their specs, with fairly similar weights and dimensions. Both have a steel construction, and both can hold a lot of weight (although the Dog Sled is rated for more weight).
The main difference is price, with the Power Sled costing $395 before shipping, and the Rogue Dog Sled costing $315 at its lowest (also before shipping). Still, I’d argue that these prices are more similar than you’d realize, mostly because of Rogue’s add-ons.
With the addition of plastic skis, the Dog Sled jumps to $384, making it only an $11 difference between the two sleds. With both having solid construction, these are very comparable sleds with similar value.
Whichever sled you do choose, if you plan on adding a rope for pulls, the Power Rope from Centr does cost double the battle rope you can add-on from Rogue. So the rope might be the deciding factor for some folks.
| Centr x HYROX Competition Power Sled | Rogue Dog Sled 1.2 | |
| Price | $395 | Starts at $315 |
| Weight | 50 kg (110 lbs) | 103 lbs |
| Footprint | 40.2” L x 23.6” W x 39.3” H | 40” L x 24” W x 39.5” H |
| Weight capacity | 150 kg (330 lbs) | 500+ lbs |
| Material | Powder-coated steel (frame and handles); chrome-plated steel (weight horn) | 2” x 3” 11-gauge steel, 0.25” plate steel |
Customer Experience
Centr has a sweeping 15-day return policy for all online purchases, but the 15 days are from the purchase date listed on your invoice. More than likely, that means the return timeframe from delivery will be less than those 15 days. Centr can be contacted by phone, email, or contact form, where they’ll respond back during their service hours Monday through Friday.
All in all, Centr has pretty solid warranties offered for their Centr x HYROX equipment, especially for home gym use. Buyers should note whether or not their products would be for competition or commercial use, however, since the warranty can drop considerably on select products. Here’s a quick breakdown of their warranties:
| Consumer Use | Studio and Light Commercial Use | HYROX Competition Use | |
| Competition Power Sled | Limited lifetime | Limited lifetime | Limited lifetime |
| Competition Power Rope | 5 years | N/A | N/A |
| Competition Wall Ball | 5 years | 2 years | 2 years |
| Competition Rig Target | Limited lifetime | Limited lifetime | N/A |
| Competition Sandbag | 5 years | 3 years | 3 years |
| Competition Edge Bumper Plates | Limited lifetime | 3 years | 3 years |
| Competition Kettlebells | Limited lifetime | 3 years | 3 years |
| Centr x HYROX Commercial Dumbbells | Limited lifetime | Limited lifetime | N/A |
| Centr x HYROX Official Perform Tread | Limited lifetime (frame and belt), 7 years (moving parts), 2 years (labor) | Limited lifetime (frame and belt), 5 years (moving parts), 1 years (labor) | N/A |
Ordering and Assembling Centr HYROX Equipment
All Centr x HYROX equipment can be ordered directly from the website. People interested in their rig or turf will need to contact Centr directly for a quote, however.
Most Centr x HYROX equipment will come fully assembled, except for two items—the Perform Tread and the Power Sled. In our experience, putting these two products together was fairly simple. The Power Sled requires simply sliding the four posts into four slots, and the weight horn locks into place.
The Perform Tread takes a bit more time and will need two people, mostly due to its heft. However, our assembly team of two people was able to build the treadmill in about 35 minutes, so even if you’re new to building out treadmills, it shouldn’t be an all-day task at all.
Customer Reviews
As of this writing, customer reviews are present for Centr x HYROX equipment, but they’re still somewhat limited. Only a few reviews rate the equipment lower than 5 stars, so many are highly rated.
Many people are fans of the Perform Tread, with one customer noting that the magnetic resistance is one of the strongest aspects of the machine. Another highly rated item is the power sled, which one customer notes as having a fantastic design that minimizes bumps or stops while in use.
The few minor complaints came from the sandbags and wall balls. One review claimed that the sandbag proved to be just a little too small to comfortably fit the right amount of sand into the bag. Another person stated that the wall balls weren’t as symmetrically balanced as they’d been marketed to be.
Final Verdict of Our Centr HYROX Equipment Review
After her initial unboxing of all the HYROX equipment, Lindsay simply said, “I love it.” Centr x HYROX equipment certainly is high-quality. The most impressive piece of equipment was the power sled, simply for its smooth travel. The Perform Tread does a great job of combining three machines into one as well.
While some products like the wall ball and sandbag aren’t as innovative, they’re still made well and are durable. Although some items may be outside people’s budgets any HYROX fans or athletes should take a look at this equipment line.
- Note the warranties and how you plan to use these products, as warranties change depending on your level of use.
- Even though these are the official equipment used in HYROX races, athletes who need budget-friendly equipment can certainly find similar items for less cost, although the quality may vary.
Full Rating
Centr HYROX Equipment: Competition Power Sled Full
The Centr x HYROX Competition Power Sled is built for HYROX competitions with commercial-grade steel. With a chrome plating on the weight horn and a powder coating on the rest of the sled, this competition sled is made to endure tons of use, as seen by its limited lifetime warranty.
Product Currency: USD
Product Price: 395
Product In-Stock: InStock
Centr x HYROX Equipment: FAQs
What brand sled does HYROX use?
HYROX uses the Centr x HYROX Competition Power Sled, a push or pull sled that is capable of holding 330 pounds of weight and travels smooth across turf.
What equipment do I need to train for HYROX?
With a ton of functional exercises in a HYROX race, you can train for a race with minimal equipment, like a sandbag, kettlebells, wall ball, battle rope, and weight sled. The larger purchases would come from buying a rowing machine and a SkiErg. Aside from that, you’ll need to run, which can be done outside as long as you have a good pair of running shoes.
What’s the difference between HYROX and HYROX simulation?
HYROX simulations are unofficial HYROX races and competitions typically done at HYROX affiliates to prepare for larger races. Usually these simulations can be smaller in size, but people go to get a feel for the race prior to actually competing.
References
- Schoenmakers, P, Reed, K. The physiological and perceptual demands of running on a curved non-motorised treadmill: Implications for self-paced training. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, Volume 21, Issue 12, 2018, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsams.2018.05.011
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