Christina Gagnon 2010-02-27T07:03:29-05:00
I love the design of this little sled! I'd love to see a video of this in action too, I have four nieces and nephews that would love to hop on one of these.

andrea zabinski 2010-02-13T09:56:14-05:00 | 2 Replies
Looks like a ton of fun, but what about falling off and the safety hazzards and I would be concerned with no brakes to put my kids on it. A video is probably the best idea to see it in action. I would totally buy one if it was safe and had brakes...

Melissa Havens 2010-02-08T21:39:45-05:00

Melissa Havens 2010-02-08T21:39:28-05:00
Would love to see a video of this beast in action! If that was possible, it may make sales sky rocket. I have a 12 year old son who would love something like this!

Andrew Peterson 2010-02-04T22:16:02-05:00 | 1 Replies
I live in Michigan (state of snow for those who don't know) and I would love to do some promotional extreme snow shredding. If a Snow Shredder was provided to me I would provide a kick butt youtube video showing off all of the features of the Snow Shredder

Michael Kloeckner 2010-02-02T12:08:18-05:00
It would b cool to get a video out of someone riding this thing on the Internet I do not know how, but if we can somehow tie this to the winter Olympics starting this weekend, that would really draw attention

alan berriochoa 2010-02-02T08:56:23-05:00 | 1 Replies
It does look pretty nice, but I do have a couple criticisms. On a ski-do, the reason why the runners work is because theres a substantial amount of weight on them. Whether or not the runners on this will work while most of the weight is being forced onto the back of sled as you ride down a hill is something that Id be interested in seeing. Oh, well just one criticism, cause Im sure that pink wont be the only color available if it goes into production. Also, I think we do more harm than good with the "retail will save this product" attitude. We cant expect a retail outlet to want to preorder a $60+ sled concept before it has been prototyped and safety/quality tested, then spend the money to store it for X amount of months while they wait for next winter. Its our responsibility to get this into production, where the big Q will take over with its marketing wizardry.

Jared Fiorovich 2010-02-02T06:29:47-05:00
Yeah !! Looks like fun I love the photo sequence of it drifting.. o yeah!!!

Jamie Norman 2010-02-02T05:24:52-05:00
I just feel a need to respond to some of the negative comments here. Who wants a sled with brakes? that's half the fun. Besides ski's and snow boards don't have brales they stop by turing sidewasys to the slope which this would allow you to do = result. Runners not working in the snow? Like the runners on a ski -doo or skis or a traditional sled? I agree the timing is good. For retailers to purchase to order for next winter but yes it is frustrating for us consumers who might want want a go now but think of the long game... Want shock absorbtion? Sit on a cushion....

Willi Kraml 2010-02-02T04:13:34-05:00 | 1 Replies
Would LOVE to see a test "shred" on YouTube!

James Clevenger 2010-02-01T17:05:47-05:00
Yeah, we do have a taste for pink products on Quirky. This one maybe needed some community color voting.

Erik Cohen 2010-02-01T16:55:57-05:00 | 1 Replies
I think part of the market was just missed with the pink accents - call me crazy.

Michael Cavada 2010-02-01T16:53:46-05:00 | 1 Replies
For the price, this appears to be a phenomenal product. Again I would like to know... is there a working prototype that has been tested? Ben, have you ridden this down a slope? If so, we need to see a video on the blog!

Heidi Wolfley 2010-01-24T21:28:25-05:00 | 1 Replies
I am not sure how to post new tag lines, but how about "Steer left, steer right, any time of day or night! "

om design 2010-01-19T19:00:27-05:00
The winning design doesn't have brakes. Offers nothing new over typical sleds but a light in the front that actually increases danger to the user. If this is an adult sled it needs shock absorption. The runners depicted will simply not work in snow. How did this design win? There were some really useful designs submitted. Bummer.

James Clevenger 2010-01-18T20:36:02-05:00
@Sergio...Buyer's that work at retailers are looking out to the next season to decide what they are going to stock the shelves with. So, many of them are probably already deciding on what they are going to order for the next winter season. Consumers may not buy here on Quirky because winter is almost over, but retailers might. They have to get all the sourcing squared away early with the factories, shipping, importing, etc. in order for the product to be in the store when needed. That's my hope anyways.

Calev Turin 2010-01-14T19:54:56-05:00
make the bottom clear so you could see the snow

Calev Turin 2010-01-14T19:51:33-05:00
you should have a built in outdoor temperature thermometer and a car horn on the wheel in case some body gets in ur way

Sergio Rodrigues 2010-01-14T17:34:08-05:00
Poor timing. This product should be out of development by the end of January and available sometime in mid-March at the earliest, just in time for warm spring and summer weather. Unless it doubles as a pool float or water-skiing sled, it won't be too relevant to warm weather activities.

Robert Clark 2010-01-14T17:30:00-05:00
Also, as to braking and shock absorption. No kid is realistically going to want that. It might appeal to some parents, insofar as the braking, but I very much doubt anyone will pay additional money for shock absorbtion. The shock of hurtling down the hill is part of the fun.