Sleds & Snow Tubes

When you decide to hit the slopes and drop the kids of to sled or snow tube make sure they are as protected from the elements as you are. All the same people that make the ski gear you love make smaller clothes for the kids. We have a super seal on childrens gear from The North Face, Columbia, Spyder and more. Mittens are generally a better option for kids than gloves due to ease of getting them off an on the fact that they are warmer for little hands.

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You can buy a sled for as less than sixty dollars or a toboggen that is suitable for up to eight adults for considerably more. Visit our used section for an incredible variety of cheap in price, but high in performance sleds. There are literally hundreds of models of sleds, sleighs and snow tubes. When choosing one make sure your child fits in it properly and that it is not too much sled to handle. Some performance sleds can reach high speeds and are not suitable for all children.

If you are not sledding on an approved trail make sure there are no roads at the bottom. To keep yourself, or your kids, safe while on a sled take a good close look at it before getting on it. Any loose or broken repairs should be a red flag. If a sled breaks in the middle of a ride there is a good chance it will flip the rider over. Outfitting your child with a good ski helmet is also a good idea. You can find many helmets on sale throughout our site and any ski helmet is also suitable for sledding. Sledding and snow tubing are both great activities for kids and grownups alike, but make sure you use the right equipment and stay safe.