Going Sledding

[mx'r]

Myers Ranch in Conifer. Huge hill, lot's of people, kick ass jumps for the kids. -8F right now though. Might want to wait until tomorrow.

[StagLefty]

Myers Ranch in Conifer. Huge hill, lot's of people, kick ass jumps for the kids. -8F right now though. Might want to wait until tomorrow.

Great hill-we used to go there with the Scout troop and then go to the hot dog place for lunch-I think it's been moved since those days.

[Beprepared]

The cheapest round and toboggan sleds are our favorites. Tubes are awesome if you have enough snow to cover hazards.
For pricey heirloom sleds try http://www.mountainboysleds.com/index.html made local and sold world wide (still on my list).

[StagLefty]

Damn after web searching looks like a new good old fashioned sled run anywhere from $80-$150. I'd be keeping my eye out at thrift stores,craig's list,and garage sales for used sleds.

[glock21]

we ended up just goping to a park off exposition and navajo, Alyssa had a blast. whent a bought her new snow boods and snow pants. good family time

[StagLefty]

we ended up just goping to a park off exposition and navajo, Alyssa had a blast. whent a bought her new snow boods and snow pants. good family time

That's what counted in the end. How's she doing ?

[Byte Stryke]

hm,
Plastic Sled + Extreme cold + Impact of any sort = Breakage


As Pricey as they are I would go with the wooden ones.