YInonma Plastic Snow Sled for Kids Adult - 35 Inch Downhill Sprinter Heavy Duty Toboggan Sled with 2 Handles and Pull Ropes for 1-2 Rider- Winter Snow Sledding Downhill Outdoor

I love that this was a two-pack at a great price! These sleds have held up to many days of sledding this season so far. We have seen tons of broken sleds every time we go, and ours have held up nicely! For this price, this is a great deal to get your kiddos having fun this winter!

We had no sleds left at our house. All of the cheap, flimsy ones we'd previously bought at the big box superstore had quickly gotten brittle and broken. I was hoping these would be sturdier, and so far they sure seem like they are! Very solid plastic, much heavier than our old sleds, but still lightweight enough to be easy to pull back uphill. I love that two different lengths of rope are included for each sled, and there are holes for tying the cord at both the front and the back. You can choose where to attach the rope and how long you want it to be.I'd lean toward calling these small adult or youth/teen size sleds. I'm 5'9" and about 200 pounds. The sled would be sturdy enough for me, but I'm not sure just yet whether the sled is wide enough for my curvy hips. Might not be the best size for larger adults?Sadly, I live in one of the areas of the US that has been in a protracted drought for the past 2-3 years. Not sure if we'll get enough snow this winter to give these a proper test drive or not - definitely hope so! I'll report back if the sleds either over or under perform, but so far my first impressions are very good.

I love that these came in a two pack for both my kids. They love the snow and we’re hoping it comes back again so they can put these to use. They are very well made and great quality. Safe and nice colors. They are bigger than expected. I’m sure an adult and child can fit on one.

The media could not be loaded.  I ordered the YInonma Plastic Snow Sleds (1 red & 1 blue) for Kids Adult - 35 Inch Downhill Sprinter Heavy Duty Toboggan Sled because we primarily heat with a wood burning furnace and our yard carts loaded with firewood don't pull that easily in 6" or more of snow. Each sled holds 12 to 15 pieces of firewood but you need to load them gently.  The sleds pulls easily enough when loaded.  The slots on the sides of the sled lets a fair amount of snow into it when pulled through fresh, unpacked snow. These toboggans are very similar to the first plastic sleds that came out when I was grade school, are very quick and lots of fun (see video).  However the lack of actual handles makes controlling and balancing in them a bit more challenging.  You really can't get a good ride if you put your hands in the side slots as your fingers will drag in the snow making control difficult.   Larger riders should sit cross-legged so your knees & legs are less likey to shift to one side causing the rider to spill out.  Also you need to use the included ropes to steer and hold on to the sled.  They give you a long and short rope for each sled. My guess is the short rope is for steering/holding on from the front position and the long one from the rear seat.Another disadvantage of the slots is your gloves get wet immediately holding on there.  But come to think of it, that's gonna happen riding any sled if your actually having fun!😁Handles would raise my rating to 5 ⭐s but I wouldn't let that stop you from the fun your kids and/or you are gonna have (just like the grannies in the Amazon TV ad).Reccomended 👍👍👍👍

Plastic snow sleds with rope handles add up to snow time fun for the little ones. These sleds can also be used as an ice fishing gear tote Up North during ice fishing/ shanty season. The handle design built into the sled with the four corner rope holes allow tie downs to keep your cargo in place. We used it a couple of times to transport tools to an area on our acreage and also used it to pull a few logs to our outdoor campfire.

I spend a lot of time with my little great-grandsons, and they are incredibly active little guys! I saw this set of toboggans, different colors, one for each of them, at a great price, and ordered. They arrived just in time for snow season. They live in an area that gets quite a bit of snow, so I know they will get a lot of use. Dad seemed rather excited, too, and I am absolutely positive that he and Mom will be giving the little guys lots of "rides." The sleds are heavy duty plastic, very durable. They are large enough for an adult and a child, being about 17 x 32", and have a pull rope. The ends are curved for GREAT sliding ability. This is something I know the whole family will have a lot of fun using, and while I hate to say it, I am looking forward to getting some snow so the boys (and parents) can start having some real fun! I can hardly wait. Do Grandmas get to go sledding?

Great sleds! Perfect shape for sledding down hills. Lately, all the plastic sleds seem really thin and brittle, never lasting through a season. These sleds feel solidly built. I love the ropes, perfect for holding on going down the hill and pulling the sled back up the hill. Definitely worth the price!