Kito Sports Infant Sled
Item # SLED

Specificaions:

• Box dimension Infant sled 42 x 17.5 x 17.5 12.1 Lb
  
• Box dimension Toboggan 72 x 16.75 x 10.5 19.8 Lb
  
• The Toboggan is regulation size (72 x 16) and is made from steam bent bamboo with hardwood braces. All fasteners are stainless steel and the price includes a pad with ties to attach it to the toboggan and a rope for pulling. Because bamboo is stronger than steel for its weight, the toboggan is lightweight, supple and strong.
  
• The infant sled is also made from steam bent bamboo with hardwood braces and stainless fasteners. It includes a pad with ties and a rope for pulling. The infant sled has a high, curved back for added support for young children. Like the toboggan, the infant sled is lightweight, supple and strong.
  
• Both products have a 90 day warranty against defects in workmanship and materials.
  
• The toboggan (like any sled) should be used with adult supervision and is suitable for ages five through adult. Young children should be taught to observe basic safety rules and avoid hazards.
  
• The infant sled is for children up to thirty-five pounds. This sled is designed for the parent or adult to pull the child over the snow on relatively level and smooth terrain. Under no circumstances, should the child be propelled down a hill or otherwise left unattended.
  

The National Safety Council offers these guidelines for safe and fun sledding and tobogganing:

• Keep all equipment in good condition. Broken parts, sharp edges, cracks and split wood invite injuries.
  
• Dress warmly enough for conditions.
  
• Sled on spacious, gently sloping hills which have a level run-off at the end so that the sled can come to a halt safely. Avoid steep slopes and slopes located near streets and roadways.
  
• Check slopes for bare spots, holes and other obstructions which might cause injury. Bypass these areas or wait until conditions are better.
  
• Make sure the sledding path does not cross traffic and is free from hazards such as large trees, fences, rocks or telephone poles.
  
• Do not sled on or around frozen lakes, streams or ponds because the ice may be unstable.
  
• The proper position for sledding is to sit or lay on your back on the top of the sled, with your feet pointing downhill.
  
• Sledding head first increases the risk of head injury and should be avoided.
  
• Sledders should wear thick gloves or mittens and protective boots to protect against frostbite as well as potential injury.

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