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6 sleds to use this winter for a fun snow day

Nothing makes a snow day complete like gliding down a hill. Kids (and adults) of all ages can enjoy some classic winter fun with these sleds.

By Editorial January 10, 2019 at 8:25 am

Baby Pull Sled, $78.99; Flexible Flyer
This mini seld for babies comes fully assembled and includes a rope for safe towing.
Polar Bear Snow-Pal Inflatable Kids Snow Tube, $16.99; Pipeline Sno
Made for children 1-3 years old, this snow tube is crack-resistant, is easy to inflate and deflate and includes a sturdy pull rope.
Snow Screamer, $35.94; Flexible Flyer
For kids ages 5 and up, the Flexible Flyer is lightweight, making it easy for kids to carry it back up the hill.
Bradley Snow Tube Sled with 48-inch heavy-duty cover, $99; Bradley
Made with a vinyl bottom, this snowtube will have your older kids flying with glee.
Hammerhead Pro XLD, $174.99; Yukon Charlie’s
The Yukon Hammerhead's product reviews on Amazon claim that this sled is fun in all snow conditions, from a light-powdering to blizzards.
Freestyle Luge Snow Sled, $49.95; Zipfy
Created for all ages, Zipfy is a lightweight, compact snow sled that is designed for riding slopes with a packed snow base topped with fresh powder.

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