Lucky Bums Kids' Beginner Snow Skis and Poles
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Description
The Lucky Bums Beginner Snow Skis & Poles for Kids are the ideal introduction to skiing for those 4 and under. With a rugged design including flexible bindings, scales on the bottom of the skis, and attached straps to ensure a secure fit, these 70cm plastic skis enable kids to get used to wearing skis in the snow and an introduction to the sliding sensation. The bindings allow for heel lift making these plastic skis with no metal edges the ideal first pair of skis for kids just learning to walk all the way up to 4 years old.
Specifications
- Material: Plastic ski, plastic binding, durable webbing straps, metal poles
- Plastic snow skis with poles for beginner back yard fun (70cm long)
- Rugged design includes flexible bindings that allow heel lift, accommodate snow boots, and attached straps to ensure a secure fit
- Include scales on the bottom of the ski to enable traction in the snow
- With no metal edges, these skis are a great introduction to skiing and a wonderful holiday gift
- Fit: Adjustable binding straps to accommodate most snow boots
- Recommended for: backyard, sled hill, romping outdoors for ages 4 and under. Note: no metal edges so not for use at ski resorts
- Dimensions: 70cm long
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Review Summary
Pros
Cons
- Ease of use: 2
- Great value: 1
Cons
- Low performance: 2
- size: 1
Performance:
2.5 / 5
Quality:
2.5 / 5
Best Use:
4.5 / 5
Flexibility:
2.5 / 5
4 Ratings & Reviews
Performance:
3 / 5
Quality:
2 / 5
SnowSportExperience:
Out Of Bounds Only! / 5
BestUse:
4 / 5
Flexibility:
2 / 5
GioSki
from Long Island, NY
Under 18 yrs
from Long Island, NY
Under 18 yrs
Gio ski
January 25, 2011
Not a bad Toddler ski.. could be a bit better binding.. otherwise a cheap alternative to those expensive boots, ski pole packages sold to the masses in the mid winter.. I will wait for spring sales.. and buy up a size..
Pros: Ease of use, Great value, Cons: Low performance
Performance:
2 / 5
Quality:
3 / 5
SnowSportExperience:
Black Diamond / 5
BestUse:
5 / 5
Flexibility:
3 / 5
VFarmiga
from CO Front Range
35-44 yrs
top250Contributor
from CO Front Range
35-44 yrs
Entry Level Toy Skis
October 27, 2011
These beginner skis are probably ideal for 2-3 year olds getting on the snow for the first time in their backyard. For the money the quality and construction is fairly decent. If you want your kid to get some familiarity with runners strapped to their feet and sliding on snow, then these skis fit the bill. But don't fool yourself- these skis are pretty much just a toy. If you plan for your child to get serious about skiing early, you can bypass these Lucky Bums and save the money for their first real skis and/or their first ski lesson.
Pros: Ease of use, Cons: Low performance
kulagirl
Backyard Fun!
April 07, 2012
I got these for my 20 month old. He LOVED walking/skiing around outside in the snow. Something we have done multiple times this winter. SKI SKI SKI! He gets so excited. Just put on some boots (6T worked fine) and strap them on. We are excited to use them again next season.
SteamboatScott
from Steamboat Springs, CO
25-34 yrs
from Steamboat Springs, CO
25-34 yrs
Straps for boots are way too big
February 13, 2012
I can't remember the brand of beginner/play snow skis I had a few years ago, but having lost them we replaced with this pair for my younger daughter. The old set I had fit smaller feet much better due to the strap design. On this set, the toe strap is far enough forward that you could be in a real set of skis by the time your foot is that large. This set is probably good enough for those who don't live on a mountain resort, but for us it's a bit of a waste, as the straps don't fit my 1 year old daughter and by the time they do (probably around 2 years old)...she'll be in real skis. Nevertheless she loves simply playing with them and since I couldn't find the brand of the old set we had prior, I kept them instead of returning.
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