Sledge Marmat MASkarC-10-pink with backrest and brakes, 80 x 43 cm

The Marmat MASkarC-10-pink sledge with backrest and brakes, size 80 x 43 cm, is a compact plastic sled designed for recreational winter use. Its molded seat and integrated backrest provide basic support and a more comfortable riding position compared with flat sleds. Built-in hand brakes give the rider simple control on gentle slopes, while the lightweight construction makes the sledge easy to carry and store between uses.

Advantages

The sledge combines a durable plastic shell with an ergonomic backrest to enhance comfort during short rides. Integrated brakes allow for controlled deceleration and help manage speed on moderate inclines. Its compact dimensions and low weight make it convenient for family outings, transport, and storage. The smooth running surface reduces snagging on packed snow and icy patches, and the wide seat accommodates a range of rider sizes for children and lighter adults.

Suitable for

• Recreational sledging in parks and small hills
• Family outings and supervised play on snow
• Children and lighter adults seeking a compact, easy-to-handle sled

Key specifications

• Material: molded plastic body
• Overall dimensions: approximately 80 x 43 cm (length x width)
• Integrated backrest for added support
• Built-in hand brakes for speed control
• Lightweight design for easy transport and storage
• Smooth running surface suitable for packed snow

How to use

Place the sledge on a clear, gently sloping area free of obstacles. Sit on the molded seat with the back against the backrest and hold the sides or brake handles as provided. To start, push off with your feet or have someone give a gentle push. Apply the hand brakes gradually to reduce speed or stop; practice braking on a short run before using steeper slopes. After use, wipe off excess snow and moisture and store the sledge in a dry place out of direct sunlight to maintain plastic condition.

Usage recommendations

For safe use, always supervise children, choose slopes appropriate to the rider’s skill level, wear suitable winter clothing and helmets where recommended, and avoid steep, obstacle-rich, or icy runs. Regularly check the sledge for cracks or damage before use and replace if structural integrity is compromised.