USE: Pulled by someone or something. Used either for cargo or for people. Also used for fun on downhill slopes.
PROS: Helps you to easily pull things over snow and ice. Fun downhill.
CONS: There are many different types of pulks. The smaller plastic ones are often fragile and the larger ones tend to be cumbersome.
DIFFICULTY: Few difficulties.
USE: Second to none if you, like Jesus, would like to walk on (frozen) water in winter. Snowshoes give you the best possible way to move across snow and ice.
PROS: Deep snow will be no obstacle to your exploration of the outdoors.
CONS: Takes a heavier toll on your leg muscles than one might think. Be prepared to become exhausted.
DIFFICULTY: Requires a slightly odd walking technique, very different from your normal walk. A minor obstacle, however, very easy to learn.
USE: For short or slightly longer transportation over ice or densely packed snow. Can also carry a passenger.
PROS: Suitable for two people. Very fun down hill.
CONS: Requires a hard, wintery surface. Does not work on gravel. Can be hard to steer in higher velocities.
DIFFICULTY: With basic balancing abilities you’ll be just fine.
USE: Hunting for adrenaline rushes on steep slopes.
PROS: Easy to carry.
CONS: Difficult (near impossible) to steer. Some chance of pain in the rear end.
DIFFICULTY: Actually staying on the slider all the way down the slope.
USE: Transport for children, fun downhill toy.
PROS: Steerable, usable for getting children from point A to point B.
CONS: Goes downhill very quickly and is not optimized for safety. Use a helmet!
DIFFICULTY: Steering the toboggan at high speed is very difficult. Be careful if you’re not experienced.
