Lucky Bums Lucky Bums Kids 48 Inch Plastic Snow Toboggan Sled with Pull Rope, Red (3 Pack)

Make the most out of a snowy day by sledding down a hill on this 3-pack of Lucky Bums 48-Inch Kids Toboggan Sleds. Whether speeding down a hill or being pulled over a snowy path, these sleds are the perfect winter accessory for endless fun in the snow. Use these sleds to pull a child, dog, or both on a snowy walk to the ski lodge or to the house for a warming cup of hot chocolate. Made for kids ages 8 to 15, these 48-inch long sleds include a pull rope, making it easy for you to haul your little one back up the hill. These single-person sleds are great for sliding down wide, open hills, and performing across all types of snowy terrain. Ice, packed snow, slush, and fluffy powder all are sled-able conditions with these toboggan sleighs. The lightweight construction is easy to store away or pack in the trunk for a weekend at the slopes. Durable plastic is kid-friendly and sure to last season after season for hours of sledding fun for years to come. Take delight in the winter snow and pass on seasonal nostalgia with these Lucky Bums Kids Plastic Snow Toboggan Sleds.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• Plastic snow toboggan sleds help your kids make the most out of a snowy day
• Designed to work in different types of wintry precipitation, from ice to packed snow to fluffy powder
• Integrated pull rope lets your child or the runner bring the sled back up to the tippy-top of the hill
• Low steerability rating performs best in wide-open areas free of obstacles or friends
• 48-inch sleds fit children ages 8 to 15; please wear a helmet for ultimate protection
• Constructed of durable kid-friendly plastic for hours of sledding fun season after season
• Material: Plastic
• Color: Red
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 48 x 19 x 7 inches
• Weight: 3.1 pounds
• Manufacturer warranty: 1-year limited warranty
• Quantity: 3
• Plastic
• Wipe Clean

WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm