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Default Router "sled" for flattening bench top - low friction?

Hi, I've found plenty of info on this, but one thing I haven't seen is
anything about how much friction there is sliding the router sled across the
rails. All the jigs I've seen are wood on wood.

Anyone who's used one of these, is the force it takes to push or pull the
router sled across the rails not really a problem?

Thanks


 
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