Snow Sled for Kids, Adults - Toboggan Sled, Easy Turning Steering Wheel, Anti-Slip Seat, Pull Up Brake, Durable Plastic Sled, Lightweight, Snow Sleds, Age 3+ 260 lbs

These are amazing! Bought 2 of them for both of my kids and they absolutely love them. It is fun for both kids and adults as we have races with them. Not the greatest in unpacked snow but we use them in the driveway once plowed and they fly down with ease. Would highly recommend.

Perfect for our 3 yr old granddaughter this year! She steered it with ease.

WARNING!!! DO NOT BUY.. The concept is great but this sled is complete trash. This is my second time buying it and the steering column broke the first time my 8 year old went down a hill with it. They're lucky he didnt get injured otherwise there'd be a lawsuit tied to this. Why you ask because this was the second time this steering column broke. The first time it was during installing it. I brushed it off as maybe a defect after talking with the manufacturer. They recommended returning it back to Amazon. So I ordered another one which broke after the first use. This is a known defect and the company continues to sell this junk. Amazon wont let me unload pictures from my camera reel otherwise I'd show you the damage. Horrible product for what was supposed to be a Christmas present for my child.

The sled is great. Easy to assemble, lightweight, creative retractable drawstring idea for pulling it around, and super fast on all types of snow. The only problem, as seen in the attached video, is that 9 out of 10 runs the steering wheel becomes unattached. It’s just snapped on with plastic and if you lean back too much when riding, it pops off and you lose control. Despite that, my 5th grader loves it and finds it steers well until you pull it too hard. So you can keep your momentum instead of having to lean, or put out a foot or hand, to steer around obstacles.

This is a sturdy and lightweight sled that actually has steering capabilities. Lightweight enough for our six year old to drag it up hills. And sturdy enough for my husband and brother-in-law (both over 200#) to use it (not at the same time) without it breaking. It is not big enough for an adult to use comfortably, but it will tolerate adult weight and sleds down hills well without losing steering ability with an adult on board. This sled is PERFECT for kids ages 5-13! Our six year old had a fantastic time riding it down hills steering it to make new trails, and was able to pull it back up the hills easily without much complaining. The built in tow strap is great. Arrived almost completely assembled, just had to put the steering wheel on and fix the tow line. Easy to assemble. Would definitely recommend.

It’s ok but lots of issues with the steering wheel falling off is definitely not worth the money maybe $60 a $70 at best

This thing is amazing! My kids and I haul balls down the driveway on it…

Ok, so I've had this for a few months but was waiting to review because our initial outing was just not up to what I expected. We started on the slopes of our local 10,000+ foot mountain on a rather kid-friendly slope, however, as is the case in nature, the slope had a lot of moguls and the time we were out it had compacted snow (no fresh powder). This sled did NOT do a good job there, it simply hit the mogul and flew, and it was so slick that it was hard to get control. My son is 6 and was a bit disappointed. But then... We just had one of those once-a-year snowstorms and had a chance to ride this on the roads vs. on the mountain, and what a difference it makes! This is an absolute rocket on slick, smooth slopes. It smoked every sled the neighborhood threw at it, and my son was out there literally weaving around the racers on our 100 ft drop. If that was all there was to it I'd give it 3 stars, but then I hopped online and saw the weight rating and what did I see? This is rated for 250lb dads too? I had to give it a whirl, and am so glad I did because every other dad on the block rode it on long runs bombing down the hills and had an absolute blast. Ok, yes, you will pull your legs up a lot if your 6' or taller, or just hang them over the edge, but this has rather precision steering for a sled (slight turns go a long way) and once you lean just right you can fly down on a single rail. After an intensive 3 days and 7 dads (and all the kids) riding it the condition is great, hardly any wear on the rails and it held up brilliantly! Check out this video, you may not be able to tell but that is a HARD turn at speed, and this not only nails it but my son hardly moved. It is pricey but if you have the proper grading and slopes, well worth it!