ESCAPE SLED

Rae Crowther Escape Sled with Escape Pads

• A coach stands on the sled platform and grips the Reaction Bar. He can then push the pads forwards at the players, simulating a lineman coming out of their stance at the snap. Each pad can travel approx. 12” inches.  Pads don’t lock and fire,  for safety they can only be manually pushed.
• Drive the sled with the coach onboard or use the sled traditionally w/o.
• U shaped Escape pads offer technique advantages.  Allows a defender to work against a double team block.  The large wing pad acts like a secondary blocker, allowing the defender to work their elbow down, minimizing the offensive player’s hands, while the front of the pad and opposite wing pad act as the primary blocker.
• Escape pads force inside hand and elbow contact as the pads encapsulate their arms.  The large wing pads keep the players trapped (like a hold), and they must fight to escape.
• A chest plate is built into the Escape pads to simulate shoulder pads.
• Escape Pads flex in all directions.  The defender can attack the pad and still get their head into the gap.
• Pad colors black, royal, red, green.
• Model# ESC.  Weight 515 lbs. Powder coated black.