Jet Ice Fishing Sled, Massive Heavy-Responsibility Multi-Goal Utility Sleds for Hauling Hearth Wooden, Deer, Duck Searching, Fishing Gear, Provides, and Equipment

So Good It Deserves A Review!
I hardly ever write reviews but I feel compelled because this sled is awesome!! I bought this sled primarily to haul firewood length logs I’ve cut out in the woods behind my house during the winter. I haul the firewood out of the woods during the non-winter months using a Gorilla cart but, while the Gorilla cart is great, it isn’t the best for some terrain because the land is a combination of hills, swampy-mud and rocks. When I bought this sled to haul standing-dead trees I had cut in winter, I couldn’t believe how easy it was to haul the wood! It slides easily on as little as 1/64 of an inch of snow barely covering the leaves. If the leaves are completely covered with snow, it is even easier. It really reduces the effort needed to haul the wood. I can easily traverse the swampy-mud that are frozen in winter, the rocks, small bushes, downed tree limbs, etc…Beyond the wood hauling capabilities, we have used it for sledding. I am so disgusted with buying the cheap plastic snow sleds for $10 – $15 only to have it shatter into 20 different pieces the first day you use it to go sledding on a cold day. The cheap and thin plastic on cheap sleds shatters too easily. Buying those cheap sleds is just like throwing my money away. THIS SLED, on the other hand, is EXTREMELY HEAVY-DUTY! I went sledding with my 2 sons in this sled and even went over jumps that someone had built where we were sledding. So, 1 adult and 2 kids in this sled at the same time going over a jump that was about 1 foot tall, catching air and landing was nothing for this sled. I imagine that this sled it will easily last a lifetime. Highly recommended!!

Very durable and glides very easily. Perfect for hauling all year round, and sledding in the snow!
I’ve had this sled for 2 years, and it has been supremely useful in that time. It glides 3+ times better than any other snow sled we have. It’s extremely durable. We’ve crashed into rocks and logs, and it has no dents. We’ve hauled all sorts of things in it, all year round. It’s fun and useful. We added our own rope to it, but that was really easy to do.Things we’ve hauled:- Small trees we needed to transplant- Firewood logs- Compost- Soil- Random garden tools- 2 adults down a hill while sledding!- 1 adult + 2 kids when sledding!We’ve also filled it full of water when we needed a big pond for our ducks. It hasn’t been warped at all through all this use. It glides so easily that my 10 year old son can pull me around easily in the snow, and it’s really easy to pull our kids on sled rides.I apparently don’t have any good pictures of it. The best I found was when my kids wanted a sled ride in the dark! But we use this no matter the time of year (and day) to haul stuff around. My whole family highly recommends it!

Good for snow camping
I added a much longer rope to pull the sled while hauling camping gear through the snow with snowshoes. I had the rope resting on my hips and did not need my hands to pull the sled must of the time unless I was going down hill. The sled is huge and I fit a large storage bin along with other gear in the sled for camping. The only con was the sled is wider than my snowshoe tracks so the sled had difficulty tracking properly sometimes when trekking through fresh snow. That’s more my fault since this is marketed as an ice sled, not a snow sled. I ended up drilling holes around the edge and running paracord so I could use bungee cords to secure my load.