Rogers Athletic Multi Gap Shield - 411503

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Rogers Athletic Multi Gap Shield - 411503 One of the most popular defensive sled pads is now a hand shield. This shield features three handles, a sternum roll for hand placement, a nd longer arms for aiming points for defenders to practice rip moves. Use with defensive backs as well when being stalked. Offensively has all the aiming points. Sternum acts as a breast plate of the shoulder pad, and arm pits for thumbs up. Weight 6lbs. All of the Rogers Athletic dummies & pads have been designed and manufactured with safety, performance, and dependability as top priorities, making them easy to use and maintain. What Our Experts Think Versatile hand shield: Functions as both a defensive sled pad and hand shield for rip move drills. Sternum roll design: Simulates the breastplate of a shoulder pad, helping players practice proper hand placement. Extended arms and aiming points: Train defensive backs and linemen on rip moves, hand placement, and offensive targeting. Lightweight and manageable: Weighs 6 lbs, easy for repeated use in practice. Durable construction: Built to withstand frequent impact while maintaining shape and effectiveness. Q&A Q: What is the purpose of the Multi Gap Shield?A: To train hand placement, rip moves, and offensive/defensive techniques using a lightweight, versatile shield. Q: Who can use it?A: Defensive backs, linemen, and offensive players for hand placement and aiming drills. Q: What is the role of the sternum roll?A: Acts as the breastplate of a shoulder pad, guiding proper hand placement during drills. Q: How heavy is it?A: 6 lbs—light enough for easy handling during repeated practice. Q: Are the arms extended for targeting?A: Yes—longer arms provide aiming points for offensive and defensive drills. Maintenance Tips Wipe down after use to remove sweat and debris. Inspect handles and padding for wear or damage regularly. Store in a dry area to prevent material degradation. Check seams and stitching to maintain durability. Avoid sharp objects near the surface to prevent punctures or tears. Show more