Terrain Sport Sled

2 reviews for Terrain Sport Sled

1. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   – January 4, 2025 Dr. Enoch Klein

   I rarely write product reviews but this 100% deserves the review. We have a large, hilly lawn with quite a few trees. Thus, Spring clean up is a ton of work collecting sticks, chunks of downed branches, tearing down and transporting the snow fence posts, orange fence, etc. We also have a zero turn mower so I cannot tow more than 250lbs without potentially damaging the mower. So, I began my research for something that I can toss sticks into, pull around the yard, will not rust, and will not require any annual upkeep. I looked at the $100-$200 lawn dump carts but reviews often complained about rusting frames, tires that do not hold air, or flimsy casters. I then stepped my research up to $200-$300 carts but just could not justify the money for what I want to do. Last year I used a tarp with bungee cords which was clumsy and finally I thought, hey, what about a toboggan sled?! Hopped on Amazon, searched for toboggan sleds and stumbled across this. For under $35 shipped to my door it is unbeatable. I simply tossed the rope around the tow hitch on my mower and pulled it around the yard and did every job I needed to do in about an hour. I then stood it up easily in my shed between 2×4 studs. I know my son and wife are also looking forward to rides around the yard in it during the summer…Will the rope break someday? Sure, but then I’ll just replace it with some stronger wire or chain. The comparable sport sleds in our local outdoor store were nearly twice the price and did not even have a rope included. Buy this, you will not regret it.PERFECT! I would give this 50 stars if possible.

2. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   – April 11, 2025 Jefferey Kozey

   Needing a way to transport deer out of the woods, I figured that I would give this a try. The larger ones I couldn’t get up onto the back of the 4 wheeler by myself, and even the smaller ones took up too much room with my treestand and other gear. Using this unit, I was able to simply and with minimal effort, roll the deer into it, and hook the pull rope over the hitch ball on the 4 wheeler for an effortless pull back to the truck. Even pulling by hand, this sled made it seem like I was pulling a load over ice. I pulled 3 deer out in 3 days, and they were the easiest drags that I had ever done. As far as sturdiness goes, in my haste one dark morning, I accidentally backed up over the sled with my truck. Thinking it was destroyed, I checked it out in the daylight and to my surprise, it didn’t have a mark on it. I would imagine that this sled would work great for other tasks as well, such as firewood and such, but for a game cart, I feel that it can’t be beat.