CLASSIC S-ADVANTAGE TACKLER

Rae Crowther Classic S-Advantage Tackler

• The Classic S Advantage Tackler utilizes the S-pad and a single pontoon design.
• The S Pad  promotes the proper hitting position and takedown technique.  The S Pad mirrors the angles of a ball carrier.   The S Pad provides a far more realistic target than a standard straight pad leaning forward.  The S Pad will make players lower their hips and hit up and through the ball carrier and maintain a tight fit to the pad.
• The single pontoon design helps eliminate or reduce players landing on the base of sled.  It also reduces the tendency of player to “flip” or “neck tackle” the sled.
• The sled does not “pop up” by itself but does upright easily. 
• Use the Classic S Advantage Tackling Sled to enhances full speed tackling without the risk of injuring a ball carrier.
• The S Pad has a head, torso, waist and knees, representing the angles of a player.
• S Pad allows tackler to work on eliminating space to the ball carrier, ear to ear.
• The sled design allows tackler to run their feet.
• The Classic S Advantage Tackler is also a great 1 man drive sled because it is hard to control in a straight line.  The sled will want to “snake” and force the player to get their feet in the ground and maintain body control.  If a player hits the sled “too high” it will dig the back pontoon into the ground and bring the sled to a stop.
• Choose between the S1 and S2 pads (S2 has arms and chest plate).  The S2 pad adds a considerable amount of difficulty to hitting the sled.  Because of the arms it lowers the players contact point by approx. 2 inches.
• Pad colors: black, navy, royal, red, green.
• Powder coated black.
• Two model choices
  • Classic Varsity S Advantage Tackle Sled (Model# 1SV). Weight: 212 lbs.
  • Classic Junior S Advantage Tackle Sled (Model# 1SJR).  Weight: 91 lbs.

“The fundamentals of tackling are easily taught using the S-Tackler. This is a must purchase for your team’s practice equipment!”
Bill Bates
Football Coach
3-time Super Bowl Champion

“The pad is in the contact position, the S shape. It’s the best darn thing I’ve seen in countless years. Honestly, it’s a heck of an advancement. We love it.”
Chris Norman
Head Coach
Shelby High School
State Champs ‘86, ‘87, ‘98, ‘05, ‘06

“We love the S-Tackling Sleds. We can be physical and technical at the same time. We have also learned new ways to use the sleds. We like to use the Tackling Sleds as a finishing drill for our offensive linemen. The sleds lift easily, and better yet, we like to drive them into the ground like nasty offensive linemen. Thanks for your help.”
Mark H. Gunther
Head Football Coach
John Hersey High School