Product Description:
The Something Steer Sled is designed to for compatibility with the Something Dummy for the ultimate and ONLY TOTAL TRAINING SYSTEM for HEADER, HEALER, and HORSE.
Unlike sleds with horns that stick up and collapse, the Something Steer offers the most realistic head and horn configuration (including horn wrap) and angle of attack for the truest heading practice. Plus, horns that won't collapse allow for complete header and head horse training, including dallying, turning, towing, facing and backing with the pressure of a real steer...training you just can't get with any other sled.
The load and lock dummy strap makes it easy for anyone to take the dummy on and off the sled. The ability for a header and healer to make a complete run together makes it the perfect and most interactive sled for the family and team. Numerous horn, body and head configurations allow for progression from easy to difficult training options.
Unlike cheaper, less durable sleds, the Something Sled and Something Dummy are Made in the USA and backed by a 5 year warranty.
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- Over 200,000 training combinations
- Quick latch load and lock dummy cable strap
- Something Hocks System with springless collapsing hocks
- Adjustable legs that can be set to five different independent positions
- Leg spread range from 18” to 36”
- Rotating hips with eight different settings
- Inside and outside corner shot
- Free swinging hocks drifter mode
- Dummy tilt left, right and down
- Authentic head and neck anatomy and horn wrap for realistic rope action
- Bad Handle tow bungee for lifelike action and the safest dally practice on the market
- Something Sled
- 7’ bungee tow rope with 15’ total stretch length!
- 7' Nylon Tow Rope with connection clip and quick release brass tow ring
- DuraHocks solid roping legs
*Does NOT include the Something Dummy. See the Something Steer Total Training Sled Package for sled/dummy combo package.
Specifications:
- Sled Weight = 100 lbs
- Dummy Weight = 35 lbs
- Total Weight = only 135 lbs
- Compare to:
- Smarty and Heel-O-Matic Drifter at ± 200 pounds
- Heel-O-Matic Trainer, Time Machine & Hot Heels at ± 300 pounds
- Which means:
- Less wear and tear on your 4-wheeler or UTV
- No heavy tow bar or compression spring required
- Easier to load in your truck or trailer by yourself
- Assembled length: 70”
- Width of Skids: 48”
Videos & Demos:
Something Sled Assembly Instructions
Something Steer Roping Sled Comparison
225,792 Combinations
