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Slippery Racer Downhill Sprinter Flexible Kids Toddler Plastic Cold-Resistant Toboggan Snow Sled with Pull Rope and Handles -35 Inch (RED)
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Slippery Racer Downhill Toboggan Snow Sled, Twin Pack - 1 - Red / 1 - Green
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Airhead Classic Disc Saucer Snow Sled
Flexible Flyer
Flexible Flyer Winter Trek Large Pull Sled for Adults. Plastic Toboggan for Snow Sledding, Ice Fishing, Work, Blue, 66 x 20 x 6 inches
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Yehudah PosnickYour Guide to Buying a Snow Sled
The traditional snow sled can be made of birch wood with red-painted steel runners. But nowadays you can get a sled from high-impact polyethylene plastic, or lightweight polyurethane foam as well. Check the weight capacity of your sled, as well as the dimensions. There are sleds which have handles for a secure ride, and are made to go even in deep snow. Some are suitable on loosely packed, powdery snow, whereas others are only on firmly packed snow. You can find sleds equipped with steering wheels and brakes as well. An added convenience is a hole to attach a rope, so as to make it easier to pull the sled uphill after a ride.
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