HYROX

Choose HYROX Equipment for Your Training Setup

HYROX preparation combines running with repeated functional stations, so the right setup depends on the movements you want to practise most often. This collection includes equipment for sled push and pull work, wall balls, sandbag lunges, loaded carries, running, free-weight training and commercial facility layouts. Select individual pieces to develop one station at a time, or combine compatible products to create a more complete training lane.

Build a sled push and pull station

The HYROX Official Competition Power Sled is the central choice for dedicated push and pull practice. Its 102 cm x 60 cm footprint and central loading post help you plan a compact equipment area, but leave sufficient clear space around the sled for movement and safe loading. Add plates gradually to match your current training load and technique.

For sled pulls, pair the sled with the 15-metre competition power rope. Its steel hook is designed to connect to the official competition sled, while the 3-metre markers make distance easier to track during repeated pulls. For a dedicated lane, choose HYROX Perform Turf for sled training; available formats range from end zones to two-lane configurations. Measure the full usable lane before selecting a turf option.

Practise wall balls, carries and sandbag lunges

For wall-ball work, the official HYROX wall ball range offers 2 kg, 4 kg, 6 kg, 9 kg and 12 kg options. Choose a weight that allows controlled, repeatable throws, then progress only when technique remains consistent. A dedicated competition wall-ball target is a useful addition for suitable training spaces that need a fixed target solution; check your wall, rig and installation requirements before purchase.

The HYROX competition sandbag is available in 10 kg, 20 kg and 30 kg versions for lunges, carries, squats and loading drills. Its 52 cm length and 17 cm diameter make it a practical choice when you want a dedicated, repeatable sandbag format rather than improvised loading.

For Farmer’s Carries and general loaded movement, select the octagonal HYROX competition kettlebell. It is available from 8 kg to 32 kg, and its octagonal body provides a stable base between sets. Lighter options are suitable for controlled technique and higher-volume work; heavier options suit athletes who are ready for greater loaded-carry demands.

Add running and free-weight capacity

A running-focused training area can include the self-powered curved HYROX Perform Tread. It uses a non-motorised curved deck and has eight magnetic-resistance levels, including settings for simulated sled work. This is a substantial equipment choice, so review the product dimensions, intended location and required operating clearance before ordering.

To scale sled loads or build a free-weight training area, add HYROX competition bumper plates. The range includes 2 kg, 2.5 kg, 3 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 15 kg, 20 kg and 25 kg options, allowing more precise load adjustments than relying on a single plate size.

Choose Equipment by Space and Training Goal

A focused home setup can begin with one or two stations: for example, a wall ball and kettlebell for conditioning, or a sled, rope and suitable turf for dedicated push and pull practice. Confirm the room dimensions, floor type, equipment storage and safe movement space before building a larger setup.

Studios and facilities that need efficient strength training, storage and conditioning capability can consider the HYROX Half Rack Complete Package. It combines a half rack, storage and attachments in one setup, making it more appropriate for a planned training area than for a minimal single-station purchase.

Complete Your HYROX Training Area

Use the cardio equipment collection when your setup also needs additional running or conditioning options. Browse the weights and bars range for broader free-weight needs beyond sled loading, and explore benches and racks for strength training spaces when you need dedicated lifting, storage or structural equipment.

For long-term care, follow each product’s instructions. Wipe down equipment after use, keep ropes dry and away from rough edges, and use sleds on suitable surfaces. Check hooks, handles, fasteners and loaded components regularly before training.

HYROX Equipment FAQs

Which HYROX equipment should I buy first?

Start with the station you need to practise most often. A wall ball and kettlebell suit compact conditioning sessions, while a sled and rope are more appropriate for dedicated push and pull training. If you are creating a complete facility setup, plan the available floor area, storage and movement clearance before selecting turf, racks or a treadmill.

Which HYROX wall ball weight should I choose?

Choose a wall ball weight that lets you maintain controlled throws and consistent technique throughout your planned training volume. The collection currently includes 2 kg, 4 kg, 6 kg, 9 kg and 12 kg options. Start with a manageable load for your experience level, then increase the weight only when your form and accuracy remain reliable.

What weights are available in the HYROX competition kettlebell range?

The HYROX competition kettlebell range is available in 8 kg, 12 kg, 16 kg, 20 kg, 24 kg, 28 kg and 32 kg options. Lighter weights can support technique and higher-repetition work, while heavier weights are suitable for athletes who can maintain stable posture and control during loaded carries and strength exercises.

Do I need turf for HYROX sled training?

A suitable turf lane helps create a dedicated surface for sled pushes and pulls, but the right choice depends on your room dimensions and intended use. Measure the full lane, including clear working space at each end, before choosing a turf format. Always follow the product guidance for compatible surfaces and safe use.

Can this collection equip a HYROX-focused gym or studio?

Yes. The collection includes equipment for individual stations as well as larger training-area components, such as turf, a curved treadmill and a half-rack package. For a facility, plan the order of stations, storage, user flow and the available clearance around each item before deciding between individual products and a broader equipment setup.

How should I care for HYROX training equipment?

Follow the care instructions on each product page. As a practical baseline, wipe equipment after use, keep ropes dry and away from rough edges, and use sleds only on suitable surfaces. Before training, inspect ropes, hooks, handles, fasteners and loaded components to confirm that they are secure and ready for use.