Anyone buy a prowler?

erikhutson · 04-13-2009, 06:30 AM

Parents are being cool and letting me move back home due to going back to school and I will be cutting my hours at work and will be saving a nice amount of $$ per month and will be doing some volunteer work at one of the local schools that I use to go to and will be helping my old coach with some misc work here and there (I want to be a teacher/coach) and he said I can store any type of equipment in his storage area.

So I've been thinking of getting some sleds or a prowler but wanted some thoughts before I committed the 300+ for it. I would mainly use it for self training and have the O-Line/D-Line use it for spring training/off season drills

.Goku. · 04-13-2009, 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by erikhutson

Parents are being cool and letting me move back home due to going back to school and I will be cutting my hours at work and will be saving a nice amount of $$ per month and will be doing some volunteer work at one of the local schools that I use to go to and will be helping my old coach with some misc work here and there (I want to be a teacher/coach) and he said I can store any type of equipment in his storage area.

So I've been thinking of getting some sleds or a prowler but wanted some thoughts before I committed the 300+ for it. I would mainly use it for self training and have the O-Line/D-Line use it for spring training/off season drills

The prowler is a good piece of equipment if you have the cash.

PS It is not looked down upon to use periods. They can make your post much more readable.

cjdelaney · 04-13-2009, 07:43 AM

I have one, it's awesome. You could probably make 10 homemade sleds for the money, but it is definitely a good piece of gear.

JewMasterKrunk · 04-13-2009, 07:48 AM

prowlers really are one of the best training tools possible, and definitely worth the price. when i get out of college and become an actual engineer, ill definitely buy one.

edit: now that i think about it, i could have one machined. ill make my own improvements too.

erikhutson · 04-13-2009, 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by .Goku.

The prowler is a good piece of equipment if you have the cash.

PS It is not looked down upon to use periods. They can make your post much more readable.

understood, thanks for the english lesson

beniger · 10-11-2009, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by erikhutson

Parents are being cool and letting me move back home due to going back to school and I will be cutting my hours at work and will be saving a nice amount of $$ per month and will be doing some volunteer work at one of the local schools that I use to go to and will be helping my old coach with some misc work here and there (I want to be a teacher/coach) and he said I can store any type of equipment in his storage area.

So I've been thinking of getting some sleds or a prowler but wanted some thoughts before I committed the 300+ for it. I would mainly use it for self training and have the O-Line/D-Line use it for spring training/off season drills

I'm in the DFW area too and wanted a Prowler. I'd suggest checking out www.strengthsled.com. They are based in North Dallas and make a solid product. I recently picked up their Prowler knock-off and it's awesome. You save almost 50% off regular Prowler cost. They'll let you demo it too.

clorox_me · 10-11-2009, 03:47 PM

marc bartley makes one called a "lung breaker" on his website and it's cheaper than the prowler. Just look up his stuff from spud inc.