Product Specifications
| Weight | 37 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 53 × 25 × 10 in |
Sport Sled Medium
$69.99
Beavertail Sport Sleds are multi-purpose, all season cargo sleds! Our Sport Sleds are a lighter version of our Hunting Sleds. Sport Sleds are best suited for hand pulling (tow rope included) and are the perfect tool for decoy and gear hauling and can also be used for other duties such as yard work, etc.
Features:
- 100% Virgin Polyethylene material (balanced rigidity, flexibility, strength & durability)
- 1-Piece Roto-Molded Construction (seamless design)
- Aggressive Leading Edge (allows sled to easily move through rough & deep terrain)
- Extreme Weather Tested (outstanding performance in extreme hot or cold conditions)
- Tow Rope Included
- Color: Marsh Brown
- Dimensions: 53″ L x 25″ W x 10″ D
- Weight: 12.5 LBS
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brad_cummings8 –
Handy tool for all seasons, durable and tough. Great for hauling duck decoys into the water, full body decoys into the field, cleanup after the hunt. Or for hauling fishing gear onto the ice in winter.
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sjc1869 –
Pulled 140# deer 1/2 mile over rocks, branches, and even used sled to lift into truck. I modified with washers, eye bolts, and use my tree stand tether and will even get a second one. This kids will use as snow sleds too.
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sjc1869 –
Multiple uses, deer, kids, and lift for one man operation after a successful deer hunt.
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kckrems –
Great, heavy duty, looks like it will last for years hauling through marsh and grain fields. But honestly, the rope is a joke, plan on buying a better one. Something I do with all sleds, is to drill small holes on the sides up high to accommodate bungee cords. I am great at dumping loads without them. This Beavertail has more than enough thickness for these holes without ruining the integrity of the sides. Also always spray silicone on sled bottoms. It is amazing how that helps even when the bottom gets roughed up a bit. Probably illegal in California 🤣.
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