Gizmo Riders Baby Rider, Toddler Sled - 3-Point Harness, Anti-Slip Seat, Retractable Tow Strap, Durable Plastic, Ideal for 6 Months to 3 Years, Supports Up to 55 lbs, Winter Fun for Little Ones

The sled size is perfect for two or three-year-old. The quality is hard plastic. My grandson fit snuggly in the sleigh and felt secure going down a hill. He is 2 1/2 years old.

Sled was too big for three month old so it’ll be need to be saved for next year. Seems to be well made sturdy but sized for a larger child.

Works great for both my baby and toddler!

Nice little sled. Good price.

FInally got to try out this sled for our grandson. It works very well but does not come with a pull rope and it tends to tilt over very easily. Overall it works.

Too Narrow. VERY UNSAFE. Tips over quickly. The strapping system is not adequate for 6 to 12 months. Also cheap and flimsy plastic for this price. Do Not Purchase!!!

Perfect sled for the little ones. Seat belt is super helpful and the back rest makes it so nice for the babies who are just learning to sit up independently. Well worth it and fun!

Cute sturdy sled, but not worth 59$ We were having a shortage of infant/toddler sleds here locally, and this is the only one I could find in stock online that would ship to me. Most sleds of this type go for about 20$ give or take- and that’s what this one should be priced at. I’m not sure if people everywhere are having a tough time finding these sleds so the company increased the price, or if they are always priced this high. That being said there are some good points to the sled but if you have the option to purchase the other style for 20$ it may be a good move. PROS: Seems pretty sturdy It’s longer than the other style sled so my daughter who is 10 months should be able to use it next winter too It has a harness - three point It has a rope connected to the front to pull your little one with. The color is nice- however the picture and description are misleading. My color was Ice blue, and the picture shown was a white sled with a blue seat. What I got was a turquoise sled with a dark blue seat. Which I like but if your expecting to get a white sled with a blue seat like the image shows: ice blue is a turquoise sled with a teal colored seat. CONS Expensive Tips VERY EASILY. If the surface isn’t completely flat the sled tips over. I mainly got this for walking and pulling my daughter in our yard but it does best on a hard surface like driveway or sidewalk with snow that’s packed down and even/flat. The slightest bend to the left or the right and the sled starts to tip. It’s a good little sled but way overpriced in my opinion. I don’t think there is anything special about it that makes it worth 59$ but it was my only option and I’m happy I have a sled now. My daughters happy so I’m happy.