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FLAG! · 02-12-2008, 05:48 PM

I have been using a Jet Sled for a number of years, however I am now looking for the more durable steel framed traditional dog sled style sled. The hitch that comes with the jet sled is flawed. It's fine going up hill or across flat terrain, but be prepared for it to come off at the worst possible time when heading down hill. The rear portion of my Jet Sled is also worn through at the bottom, so beleive it or not, they DO wear.

I have seen some deeper ones. I would derfinitely go with a deeper one. If you spin any track or kick up much snow during your ride, your cargo will be covered in snow. But I suppose that could be expected and you could tarp anything that's sensitve to the weather.

02-12-2008, 05:48 PM	#4
FLAG! Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Upton, MA Posts: 112 Thanks: 44 Thanked 14 Times in 6 Posts	Jet Sled I have been using a Jet Sled for a number of years, however I am now looking for the more durable steel framed traditional dog sled style sled. The hitch that comes with the jet sled is flawed. It's fine going up hill or across flat terrain, but be prepared for it to come off at the worst possible time when heading down hill. The rear portion of my Jet Sled is also worn through at the bottom, so beleive it or not, they DO wear. I have seen some deeper ones. I would derfinitely go with a deeper one. If you spin any track or kick up much snow during your ride, your cargo will be covered in snow. But I suppose that could be expected and you could tarp anything that's sensitve to the weather.