Does the M4 have better traction than the M1?

Kind of. If you put the M4 and M1 side by side with no added weight to the M1, the M4 has more traction. Adding weight plates to the M1 fixes this difference, and I can't tell a difference in traction between the two.

Do the wheels on the Tank sled ever go flat?

The tires on all three models of tank sled are inflated with air. Keeping them at the proper air pressure will prolong their life significantly and reduce the chances of a flat. The chances of a flat are similar to those of a flat on a mountain bike. The tires are robust and durable, and suitable for most terrain. That said, sharp objects can puncture your tires, so caution is needed when selecting a surface to use your sled.

Can all three models of tank sled be used outdoors?

Yes! All three models are suited for outdoor use. I would not leave or store them outside, as rain or snow will damage your sled over time. I also don't recommend using the sled in the rain. Wet ground has no traction, and it will be hard to use your sled in that type of environment.

M1, M4, or MX. Which Torque Sled Is Ideal For Your Gym?

Here at GymCrafter, I’ve already addressed the question of whether or not a magnetic sled is worth the money, as well as given 16 reasons everyone needs a sled in their home gym.

I’ve even thoroughly tested all of the current sled models so that I can recommend the best one to you. And, in my opinion, Torque fitness is your best option.

If you’re here reading this article, you’ve come to the same conclusion. But which Torque tank sled model is perfect for your home gym? Which of their three models, the M1, M4, and MX, will you use and enjoy the most?

Torque Tank Sled Comparison Table

	Tank M1	Tank M4	Tank MX
Weight	78 lbs.

M1 vs M4 vs MX, Which Torque Tank Sled is Perfect For Your Home Gym?

Torque Tank Sled Comparison Table