hotrex

that thing wold dig in and not go anywhere

djfob

that's what I'm thinking but he said it works :P

Honda16hb

it works with 2 inches because you just slide on the ground, no snow needed.

hotrex

no way man, its the same principle as a waterski, you need surface area to dissipate the weight.... that thing doesnt even move, i call extreme bs, unless it was on a sheet of ice

Honda16hb

dissipate is probably the wrong word. with a larger surface area the pressure is lowered, so you don't exceed the pressure needed to go through the snow. you have the same weight no matter what, pressure is pounds per square inch, so if you have more square inches and the same pounds you have less pressure.

hotrex

exaclty, that what causes it to glide on the snow, not dig into the ground, like that ------ rod would

AgentMurdoc

2 inches of snow is as good as sliding on ice.

I don't doubt that it works, I just doubt that it would work well in thicker snow, i.e. his 10 inches.

Slo_crx1

All i gotta say is someone had way too much time on their hands lol. If ya put flat ski's on it, it would do much better though

rexracer

#1. It doesn't dig in like you think. If you look closer the front of the rails were heated and bent up about 6 inches. It DOES work so take your BS calling somewhere else. DId you tell flexible flyer that their steel runner sleds were not going to work or are they some of the best sleds ever?

#2. I didn't have too much time on my hands. I couldn't go anywhere and it took about 30 min. to throw together.

hotrex

flexibl flyers only work well on really hard packed snow and ice, otherwise there garbage, your sled doesnt work like u say, if it does prove me wrong by makin a vid...

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