ERAPro 60" PRO 960 Expedition Sled

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So easy and agile to handle after pulling a heavy sled.

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It gets the job done. If you have the money, though, it’s worth getting a proper setup. If you only use the sled for two or three trips during the winter, you’ll get by just fine with that one.

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A really practical "daily driver" for slightly rougher trips.

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I haven't had a chance to test it yet, but it looks promising.

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It’s quite a toy, really, but it does tag along—whenever it hasn’t tipped over.

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Easily converted into a pulk using instructions found online. It works.

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They can be towed using ropes, for instance; by connecting them with crossed lines, the sled follows the ski track through turns (much like the crossed shafts of a traditional *ahkio* sled). Even when a pair of sleds is towed in tandem using medium-length crossed lines, they track surprisingly well along the same path, even in turns. They provide enough surface area to prevent sinking, provided a heavy load is distributed across two sleds. Stability on side slopes is limited, however, as the convex bottom tends to pivot on its center. Additionally, the protruding edges are more prone to snagging on brush than the smoother lines of a traditional *ahkio*. They are lightweight to transport and can be stacked into a compact space without needing to detach the connecting crossed lines.

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Awesome sled. Super light!

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You can build all sorts of things out of this.

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Good, inexpensive, but not entirely stable (tips over relatively easily if you pack a lot or stack items high).