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November 15, 2011: Hurry to get your Deluxe or Graduate at $30 off!

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If you enjoy spending time outdoors with your kids in winter but don’t like the hassle of wrestling with your wheeled stroller, here’s the solution. The Snow Stroller lets you glide your child through the snow effortlessly so that you can run your errands hassle-free or just enjoy a wintery walk in the park.

Snow Strollers are not intended for downhill sledding!

Standard features of all models include:

  • a nylon three-way safety harness
  • lightweight stainless steel tubing construction
  • tested to hold up to 110 lbs (50 kg)
  • easily foldable to put in your trunk or storage

Choose from five models, each featuring a vibrant color combination:

  
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The most economical option, the Starter model features durable nylon seating construction and all standard features.

Fabric colors: Icy Blue and and Sky Blue

Tubing color: Icy Blue

Comments (10)
  • |207.134.105.xxx |2010-01-05 13:03:33 monica
    How do you cross the street???
  • |206.248.156.xxx |2010-01-05 23:14:28 alex  - RE: how do you cross the street?
    you can turn the snow stroller around and pull it behind you when crossing the street that's melted. i do that every day when walking with my son
  • |207.134.105.xxx |2010-01-07 12:56:37 monica
    hi Alex, ok I get it, but I'am in Québec City, here it's very snowy but the streets are clean. I have this problem, because next month I have to take my baby of 15 months to the Child Care and I don't know how, I have to take the bus.
  • |206.248.156.xxx |2010-01-07 14:34:18 Alex
    Hi Monica:
    It's all relative: there are a few people in Toronto who bought the Snow Stroller to take their little ones to the day-care and were struggling through the snow and the mush while using a wheeled stroller. Streets are also being cleaned in TO, but not every day and not thoroughly. Where I live, they don’t plow the snow until after lunch most of the time.
  • |Registered |2010-01-14 18:35:18 TheJetDry  - LOVE THIS IDEA!!!
    Love this snow stroller!
    Could really use it for my daugther here in Ont, Canada!
    You need to take your invention on the Dragon's Den show!! You'd be so successful!

    Fingers crossed that the Giveaway is in my favour!!
  • |Registered |2010-01-14 22:58:10 thedon  - great
    great idea
  • |Registered |2010-01-14 23:36:15 jaise  - nice
    really nice
  • |89.188.244.xxx |2010-01-20 07:37:45 Anonymous
    Do you make a double snow stroller? A double would be great for those of us with 2 young children close in age. Thanks!
  • |99.239.111.xxx |2010-01-20 13:16:46 Brenda Hudson
    I run a daycare and a double would be nice. But what about the days (like lately) when there isn't alot of snow or they have salted the sidewalks? That is the issue I have with the toboggins, if they salt I can't push/pull.It would be nice if you could change from one to the other (tires to ski's) with minimal fuss!! Anyways good luck sounds great.
  • |69.165.164.xxx |2010-01-21 22:31:50 Alex
    Folks that put salt on the sidewalks are not our friends. It's also bad for the environment
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