Flexible Flyer 626 Flying Saucer 26" Assorted Colors (Single Unit)

I too got sucked in by the impression that there were 3 sleds in this pack. A pretty reasonable assumption n my opinion, considering the price was $30. That would work out to $10 per sled, which sounds about right to me.In the end, it is my fault for not fully understanding what I was buying, though. All I can do now is try to make sure nobody else makes the same mistake too.Decent sled, but WAY too much money for one cheap piece of plastic. I would be sending back if it weren't for the fact that my son just can't wait to use it this weekend. Seriously, don't buy unless you also promised someone they would be sledding this weekend and then tried desperately to find one in time...

looks like a three pack but only one sled i hate it when sellers do this. it is what it is a plastic sled havent tried it but looks ok. We sled once a year in the south so itll do the job, better then garbage bags.

Bought to use as a bay blade arena. Very good (but not ideal) for that purpose (ridges get in the way of battle). The sled cracked in the middle when my 5yo stepped on it, so you must treat this pretty gingerly.

Haven't had the chance to use it yet, but seems like it will work for my kids. Only gave it 3 stars because it was misleading in that it was only 1 sled, NOT 3. I had even read through all the comments and several people had said it was 3.

We actually use this for bringing in firewood. It's a little flimsy for that. For sledding it worked just fine.

Great sleds for a while. One ended up cracking after the second use and had to be tossed out. We live in Texas so not much snow a little disappointing one broke during second use.

As described. Shipping was odd. Two boxes taped together and the thing was still bent. But as good plastic will do, it flattened out after a day or so. My 12 year old loves it.Update: was good for 1 season, snapped in half on the first snow of 2015. Didnt even last a full calender year.

Inexpensive but flimsy - my kids (50 and 40 lbs) used them a few times this winter but both saucers developed cracks after a few uses. Instead, buy L. L. Bean's saucer, which is much thicker, heavier plastic and comes with carrying straps.