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Where to buy a Sled

yankinlk · 2010-01-04 12:03:12

I was wondering if there is a source for sleds anywhere in Ireland? I am looking for a proper wooden sled, the kind that can be steered with your feet/hands. Like the old fashioned flexible flyer... I was up Keeper Hill at the weekend and there was/is plenty of snow/packed ice.

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04-01-2010 1:03pm

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yankinlk

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I was wondering if there is a source for sleds anywhere in Ireland?
I am looking for a proper wooden sled, the kind that can be steered with your feet/hands.
Like the old fashioned flexible flyer...

I was up Keeper Hill at the weekend and there was/is plenty of snow/packed ice.

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#2 04-01-2010 1:26pm
sarsfield06

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In Dublin you could try Snow and Rock in Dundrum SC.

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#3 04-01-2010 2:11pm
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thanks, i might try ring them.

they have a sledge on their website, but i tried that in Austria and you are taking your life in your hands trying to ride that down an icy mountain, no steering!

http://www.snowandrock.com/sledges/kids/fcp-category/list?resetFilters=true

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#4 09-01-2010 11:54am
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I'm looking for one as well, but i'd settle for a cheap plastic one. I was out on new years day and there was loads of kids with the plastic ones so they must sell them somewhere!???

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