Super Sleds

Don’t let this snowy season pass you by without a day of sledding!  A timeless winter past-time, there are many great areas for fun sledding right in New York City.  Gearing up requires the right equipment—warm waterproof clothing–and, of course, the sled.  We found a few that will keep you smiling all the way down the hill.

And be sure to click here to read our roundup of the city’s best sledding spots!

Canadian-Ashwood-Toboggan-2New York-based online retailer Kaufmann Mercantile, known for ruggedly hand-crafted and well-designed goods, offers a sleek Canadian Ash Wood Toboggan ($249), constructed with air-dried wood slats for flexibility and screws (not staples) for durability.  They’ve also designed a waxed canvas and wool felt pad to use with the toboggan for extra comfort.

 

llbeanLittle ones will enjoy a ride on L.L. Bean’s Kids’ Pull Sled ($199).  The famous outdoor outfitter’s hardwood crafted sled is built to last, and offers a handle in back so you can push the sled like a stroller while walking, or even push it across the ice while skating.

 

 

 

 

 

Copy of 2996-lug006gs_grey_pdFor more adventurous sledding, American Flyer Sports makes a sporty, fun and fast Luge Board ($40).  The simple design has anti-skid channels and a steering stick for extra control on snowy hills.

 

 

 

 

 

pEMS1-17670908venhTake sledding to a whole new level on the Hammerhead Pro Snow Sled ($189).  This high-performance sled is recommended for ages 13 and older (and always wear a helmet!).  It has rear skis and a steering mechanism, great for maneuvering bumps and curves on hard-packed snow or just a few inches of powder. Available from Eastern Mountain Sports.

 

 

 

 

30792907_000_aA charming way to capture the timeless essence of sledding, Free People’s Vintage Loves collection (selected one-of-a-kind items) offers a unique hand-painted vintage sled ($268).  This lovely antique sled is for decorative use only.

 

 

 

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The School at the Mark Morris Dance Center

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