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I want to go sledding tomorrow w/ the kids, but I can't find a sled at any of the stores?
What creative things can I use for a sled? Only thin I could come up w/ is a laundry basket or cardboard (which I don't think would work well) or a big tupperware lid. Any other ideas?
6 Answers
- ®PsychologyGuyLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Flattened cardboard boxes make THE best sleds!
Source(s): Grew up VERY poor...had to improvise. - 1 decade ago
Inflatable tubes or pool toys work well. Other items like the bubble wrap w/o the bubbles on both sides and anything plastic works pretty good. As a kid we used to use garbage can lids (the ones without the handles on top of course) and coal shovels (broad flat shovel w/ a short handle). For maximum speed from everything from cardboard to a real sled, wax the bottom of the "sled" with ski wax (it can be purchased at a local ski shop or sports store).
Good luck!!
- 1 decade ago
Do you have any pool toys like inner tubes? Those are a lot of fun to use for sledding. Do you have big plastic garbage cans? Maybe you could use a garbage can lid. Objects with smooth, flat surfaces make for great sledding. This will be a fun chance for you and your kids to get creative and experiment to see what works best! I hope you have fun, and I hope I was of some help!
- ♥ Blondie ♥Lv 71 decade ago
Lids to any large container are great...
cardboard is great... but if you hit a rock, it is ouch..... ha ha
Have a wonderful time w/ the kids.. it is something to remember for a lifetime..
so enjoy...
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Those are GREAT ideas!!!
You can also use trash can lids!!!!
Have tons of fun!!!!!