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Bobskis are very fast, especially on compacted and icy snow. They are not toys, they are sports products that require skill and practise

How fast you go depends on the type of snow and how steep the slope is. Pull back on the rope to make the sledge go faster.

Over time pulling the rope will produce a natural bend in the Bobskis. This bend makes the Bobskis more sensitive to steering

Steering

Steering requires some skill but can be soon mastered. Touch the snow on the side you wish to turn, as shown - Use Gloves! At speed course correction is more effective if you pull back on the rope to lift the nose upwards. You can see this in action by clicking on the YouTube video above.

Specification

Tough and durable Bobskis are tough and durable and designed to give you years of use not just a couple of trips to the slopes. Using PolarPol™ Bobskis have excellent cold temperature performance with flexibility. The slim light design is great for easy storage, or carrying to the slopes.
Safety in mindTo reduce the risk of injury to others we have incorporated a front bumper and rounded-off all the leading edges and corners without compromising the speed and agility of the Bobskis.
Get a gripOther sledges may use thin cord. We use a high quality, 9mm thick braided rope for better grip and comfort in cold weather.

Safety on the slope
WARNING: BOBSKIS ARE FAST Bobskis may go faster and travel further than other sledges

Winter sports and sledging in the snow are fun, but you should always be aware of safety. The Bobskis sledge must be used with caution, since it requires skill, to avoid falls or collisions. Please behave responsibly and thoughtfully to reduce the risk of injury to yourself and others. Always supervise children.

• Wear a helmet and appropriate protective clothing
• ALWAYS SUPERVISE CHILDREN
• Teach children about safety
• Always supervise children
• Never put the rope around the neck or any part of the body
• Find a quiet safe area
• Start lower-down a slope to learn about speed and control
• Make sure you can see where you are going
• Remember, you may overrun the bottom of the slope
• Look out for people ahead of you. Do not set off unless your way is clear
• Be aware of others coming down the slope
• Do not stand at the bottom of the slope, the fastest point is often at the bottom.
• Keep well away from all hazards such as wire fences, walls, posts, ditches, banks, roads, steep drops, rivers, lakes, trees, etc
• Disclaimer: This is not an exhaustive list of safety considerations. We are not responsible for how products may be used or the suitability of the conditions and locality where they are used. We're on INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/2evtvsg
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