Sno Blade
About
The Sno Blade is the first wheeled toboggan that can drive backwards, and with unique handling and directional control, you can really challenge your comrades on the slopes.
Equipped with a robust frame, a reliable foot brake and a steering spring that automatically turns the steering sledge and stops it if you fall off. The angled front ski and the ergonomic steering wheel ensure responsive steering, excellent control and exciting rides – even in loose snow.
- Properties
- Technical Specification
- User manuals and videos
- FAQ
- Articles
Properties
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- Twin-tip skis
- Solid steel frame
- Unique racing grip on the steering wheel that provides enhanced grip, handling and directional control
- Uniquely designed glide pattern and ski angle for unique ride and turn characteristics
- Foot brake
- Safety spring that swings the toboggan and stops if you fall off
Technical Specification
| Weight | 6.20 kg |
| Length | 1.25 m |
| Certification | CE |
| Frame material | Cold resistant High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)/steel |
| Max weight | 70 + 20 kg |
| Recommended age | From 8 years |
User manuals and videos
User manuals
Articles
FAQ
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Does the child always have to wear a helmet when sledding?
Yes, it is highly recommended that children always wear a helmet when sledding, regardless of age and experience level. Talk to your child about the importance of protecting their head and explain that the helmet is there to keep them safe.
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How can I make sure my child is sledding safely?
Make sure your child wears a helmet and appropriate clothing to stay warm and dry. Choose safe toboggan runs without dangerous obstacles and teach your child how to toboggan safely and controlled.
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Who is Hamax Snow sleds for?
Hamax offers snow sleds for all ages and levels. Please refer to our product description for information on recommended age, weight and level of difficulty.
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How do you brake with a Hamax snow sled?
Some Hamax sleds have built-in hand brakes. Otherwise, you can use your feet to slow down. Always brake in good time to stay in control on the slope.