Crossfit Artificial Turf Track 10 m x 2 m - Green Short Pile

This green Crossfit turf track measures 10 x 2 m, with a 15 mm short pile and 63,000 tufts per square metre. Green is the reference colour for functional training lanes: it reads as a distinct zone against grey rubber flooring without darkening the room, which matters in gyms that rely on daylight or on a limited lighting budget.

Surface behaviour under load

The short curled fibre gives a controlled amount of slip. A sled glides rather than judders, so athletes can hold a steady cadence, while a training shoe still finds enough grip for lunges and sprint starts. Compared with a bare rubber floor, the pile takes the abrasion of sled runners and protects the substrate underneath.

• Sled and prowler lanes, harness sprints
• Crawling, carrying and dragging drills
• Bodyweight and mobility zones next to a rig
• Hyrox and circuit stations that need a marked-out corridor

Formats and customisation

Stock lengths are 10 m and 20 m in a 2 m width. Bespoke runs of 15 m, 25 m and 30 m are manufactured to order with a 90 to 120 day lead time, which is worth planning around if the lane is part of a wider fit-out. The same short-pile specification is offered in black, blue and red. Logo integration is possible and is priced on a project basis.

Technical specifications

Maintenance in a commercial gym

Artificial turf removes the upkeep cycle of a natural surface entirely: no watering, cutting or feeding. In practice a weekly brush against the pile direction plus vacuuming is enough. The fibre is UV stabilised and unaffected by rain, so the same roll can be used on a covered terrace or an outdoor training area as well as indoors.

Frequently asked questions

How does green compare with black in daily use?

Performance is identical; the difference is visual. Green marks out the functional zone clearly and keeps the space feeling open, while black suits studios aiming for a darker, more concentrated atmosphere.

Can the lane be numbered for distance work?

Numbered and metre-marked tracks are produced on request. Confirm the marking interval when you ask for a quotation, since it is applied during manufacture rather than after delivery.

What subfloor is required?

A flat, dry screed or an existing rubber floor both work. On uneven concrete an underlay is recommended so that the sled does not catch on high points; send us photographs of the floor and we will advise.

Send through your lane dimensions, the colour you want and the intended layout, and we will return a quotation covering the cut plan, delivery to site and lead time.

Our installations in photos

Projects completed with our synthetic turf models. Photos taken on site and in the warehouse; the facilities are not named.