Flexible Flyer Flying Saucer Snow Sled
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About Flexible Flyer Flying Saucer Snow Sled
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
66% found it comfortable to ride
I love the snow sleds. Initially, I was unsure about buying them due to mixed reviews. However, I went ahead and bought them and was very happy with the purchase. My daughter and I were able to go on them together with no problem, despite my heavy weight. I was afraid that they might break, but they held up well and I am very happy with the purchase.
63% loved the sleek design, while 37% thought it was too flashy
I noticed that the design and color of the snow sleds are not exactly as pictured. The colors are solid and I got orange, green and blue colors. For me, it suited better as each boy gets a designated color.
66% praised its durability, but 34% experienced breaks and cracks
The sleds were not durable and cracked at the handle during the first use. Within a month, they became unusable and had to be thrown away due to large cracks.
The sled's brittle and minimally flexible plastic is a serious design flaw for a snow sled.
Our 5 and 8 year-olds found the snow-sleds not durable enough.
63% liked the ease of steering
These saucer sleds are easy to steer and go faster and farther than our regular long sled.
65% appreciated the stable ride, but 35% experienced tip-overs
We were able to do jumps and run into each other without any issues while using the sleds in -11 temperature.
The sleds were not durable and cracked at the handle within the first use. They ended up with large cracks, making them unusable and had to be thrown away.
The sled is a serious design flaw as it is made of brittle and minimally flexible plastic.
67% appreciated the excellent traction, though 33% experienced slipping
On a moderate slope, I glide fast on the sleds.
I prefer this sled over my foam sled when I use it for a couple of houses down some serious hills.
One of our snow-sleds broke after two runs and had sharp, jagged edges that could have caused injury.
