Top Ten Sleds

There are downsides to sledding. Walking back up the hill for one. Snow finding its way down your pants and up your shirt for another. But it remains one of the joys of childhood. Here are ten sleds for your kids' thrills and spills.

Kringle Snow Sled for Babies ($37.95).

Mountain Boggan ($139.99 sm, $169.99 lg).

Flexible Flyer Sleigh ($79.99).

Snow Bear Sled ($29.99).

Hammerhead Sled ($299.99).

Flexible Flyer Steel Saucer ($32.99).

Zumbach Sport (£259.00).

Peak Sled ($390).

Swiss Bob Sled ($29).

Fiberglass Cafeteria Tray ($95.90 for a 12 pack).

Comments (1)

A solution to two of your problems is to tuck your _long_ shirt into your pants, you know! A solution to the first problem you adressed is sledding in "Korketrekkern" in Oslo, the former bob sleigh-path from the Olympics in 1952. You sled down, then use the subway to get up. Sledding is the best thing, even as a grown-up :) *crossing my fingers that the snow will stay*