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Wood Toboggan | By Lucky Bums

Bring some nostalgia and classic fun to the slopes this winter, get ready for those downhill adventures with this hand-made toboggan by Lucky Bums. The beautifully crafted wooden toboggan features the vintage classic shape and measures 48L x 18W inches, accommodating 3 children or 2 adults. It includes a seating pad for extra comfort, a curved front for protecting your feet, and a pull rope. When not in use, you can enjoy it as a decorative piece on your cabin wall.



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STEALTH-X | BY SNOLO SLEDS

Last week we featured a nostalgic and classic hand-made wood toboggan, today we take you ahead of time with the impressive Stealth-X by Snolo Sleds. The high performance sled would fit perfectly into Batman’s Armory, it is made of carbon fibre and takes extreme sledding into another dimension, this thing can fly in excess of 40 mph and can be maneuvered with unprecedented levels of control. After use, the sled can be worn as a backpack, making it ideal for back co...
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GIFT IDEAS | SNOW RIDER

On today´s roundup of gift ideas, we bring you a list of some of our favorite picks from our "snow" section. We have picked some uber cool equipment for protection, communication or simply having fun on the slopes. Stay tuned for more gift ideas. Check out some more photos and product details after the jump......
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AIRBOARD

Looking for a new snow toy for the slopes this year? Check out Airboard, an inflatable sled that makes you feel like you are hovering over the snow. Made of high-quality polyurethane covered textiles, the portable Airboard is light and extremely durable, and thanks to its flexible air body, it absorbs slope unevenness and bumps giving you a smooth ride. Steer by shifting your weight, and to brake simply turn your airboard at a 90° angle to your downhill direction, ...
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