| User Guide |
- Before each use, check the overall condition of the product.
- Use under the supervision of an adult.
- Before use, check that the brakes are working correctly.
- Make sure there are no obstacles, human or otherwise, on the slope.
- Use on a non-icy, designated sledging area.
- Single seater for children weighing under 20 kg. |
| What gear do you need for sledging? |
We advise the whole family to wear the following:
- A ski helmet to protect it from shocks and other sledgers.
- A mask or a pair of sunglasses to protect eyes from UV rays and to ensure good visibility in all conditions.
- Mittens: to keep your hands warm and dry.
- A warm and waterproof ski suit or skiing outfit.
- Warm, waterproof snow boots with good grip. |
| What is the TRILUGIK system? |
The TRILUGIK system was designed for the family. The TRILUGIK baby seat can be easily clipped onto the TRILUGIK adult or junior sledge to turn it into a baby sledge with a seat. The sledges can also be fitted together for easy transportation and storage. |
| What to do if the brakes, handle, harness or strap are broken? |
As part of a sustainability approach, the brakes, handle, harness and TRILUGIK strap can be obtained as spare parts on the Decathlon website. |
| Which sledge should you choose for children and adults? |
For a baby aged from 1 to 3 years old, clip the TRILUGIK baby seat to a TRILUGIK junior or adult sledge to make a sledge with a baby seat. For children under 50 kg, the junior sledge is perfect for going down sledging runs. The TRILUGIK adult sledge, with its 100 kg capacity, can support one adult or two kids. |
| Where are our Trilugik sledges manufactured? |
Our sledges are designed and developed in our design centre in Passy (Haute Savoie) and manufactured in the Morvan region, near Auxerre. |
