Beavertail Sport Sled

The first use of this sled was to aid workers in Houston and it survived the trip. I reinforced the pull and the rope as I sensed this was a week point in the construction. I attached some wooden handles on each side to aid in lifting. The sled may not have needed these changes but I felt better after I made these few alterations. I use it around my home when I prune my plants and trees. Much of this is on a incline in the front of my home and my wheel barrow can not be used successfully and the sled will not tip over and it holds more than the wheel barrow. This can not be treated like a wheel barrow as it is plastic and could easily be punctured by throwing heave sharp materials into it. I put my grandson who weighs about a100lbs and find that may be the limit on grass as to how much I would be willing to drag around with it. I see lots of good uses for this item in the future, I chose this size as it could be drug thru door ways in the cleaning out of homes in Houston but in the yard I believe I would have preferred the one larger than this one.

Ex large, One of the best, Carried all I needed with ease gun, shell bag two dozen decoys in bags and two motion decoys. Across flooded timber…. Fit perfectly on a lg deer cart. For over land travel.

Smart, sassy, trendy, fun! Be the first on your block to achieve 95mph down the slopes, in style. The upturned front edge gives you a great spot to white knuckle down those triple diamond hills, while the upswept stern will keep all thos presents headed for Whoville in place during your wild jaunt to Grannys house. Made of durable pvc type plastic, it should last for years of snowy white use. A dying deer would be pround to take his last ride in one of these babies, the envy of his 4 legged friends I am sure. A luxurious grab string/rode is attached to the bow to give you the illusion that you are in control, as well as a potential garrote should your tender sweet child ever accidentally get it wrapped around his neck while flying down Screech Mountain. Have fun and we'll leave the light on for ya!

I bought this sled 2 years ago and since then I have put it through the the ringer. I originally got it pull wood into the house. For this task it was perfect. I then found many other uses for this little guy. Ended up moving dirt, rock, sand and other assorted items. Recently it has been used as a snow sled. I have the small sled and it can hold a husky man and a his pregnant wife just fine. I did end up beefing up the front with some oak and eye bolts so I could load it up without tearing out the rope holes. I have had two adults and another adult in a different sled tied off to this sled and pulled all that with a four wheeler up a hill and there was no cracking or flexing. This thing is the bees knees.I included a picture of my alterations and the bottom to see what two years of abuse will do.

A picture is worth a thousand words. I really struggled with which size to buy and there were no reviews explaining how much duck gear fits in a particular size. I went with the small sled which should give everyone at least a starting point.In the attached picture the sled is loaded with: 15 mallard decoys in a bag, a marsh stool (under the decoys on the bottom of the sled), and small/med blind bagThe small size is exactly what I was looking for and actually quite roomy. I'll be using the sled to walk into shallow marshes and am transporting my gear in a small car. I have not tried to fit the sled in the car yet but it looks like it will fit. Like others I opted for a better quality rope, the braided nylon that it comes with is pretty poor quality. Some spare long line rope works well.The sled looks durable enough. Time will tell - I'll post if something goes wrong.

Bought this to move my decoy and gear for duck and goose hunting. I bought the small one and it is large enough for 2 doz duck or a sack of goose shells or 10 full body goose decoys. I can also load my gun in as well and blind bag. It does get a little unstable on dry land but moving it through low water is fine. Very durable plastic design and light weight. Will also make a great snow sled too!. The rope that it comes with is the worst part and pulls into your hand. Going to replace this with another rope and a ski rope handle to make it more comfortable.

The price was a bit more than I wanted to pay, but this is an excellent quality sled that I expect will last for a long time. I use it to move multiple bags of groceries from the car up to the house rather than making several trips (it will slide up two stairs right onto the front porch) as well as heavy bags of water softener salt around to the back door into the basement. Be kind to your back and get one of these to move heavy items around outside the house.

Bought to use for winter camping, ice fishing and hunting. The sled is larger and provides enough space that I can carry a loaded back pack and my 10x14 Kodak canvas tent. The sled is shipped with no outside packaging and arrived in good shape, that’s a testimony to the durability.