You’ve seen the Flexboardz Mendi all-terrain board, now take a look at it’s close cousin, FlexSkiz.

The video below is a test of the FlexSkiz, I don’t know when or if FlexSkiz will actually be produced and available to buy anytime in the near future.

Apparently, biohazard suits work well on the snow. So, if for some reason you have a spare biohazard suit sitting around your house, you could give it a try on the snow.

This guy made his own pedal powered snowplow from spare parts he had laying around.

Check out this video. This guy had made a 5 piece sled that fit onto his body. He called it the “bodysled.”

Like a boogie board, the Airboard is a body sled where the rider lays on their stomach and sleds down hills. The Airboard is bringing in the new snow sport of snow bodyboarding.

Being inflatable, the Airboard is made out of a durable (1 year warranty) nylon material and can be inflated in 3 minutes via the hand pump that comes with it. Depending on the model of Airboard, it weighs up to 7 lbs. The lightest model the Airboard comes in weighs 3.5 lbs.

The Airboard isn’t just another snow sled. It is made to have fun with, and isn’t only restricted to the usual sledding down hills.

To steer the Airboard, the rider shifts their body weight from side to side. The runners on the bottom of the Airboard help give a nice controllable ride.

No need for an incline with this motorized snowboard. Now anyone living in a vertically challenged area can snowboard around on flat land, without a problem.

Jimmy D’z Snow Carver has a 134 cc engine on the back that will power a rider through the snow at speeds up to 35 mph. It works best in at least 6 inches of snow, and will go up and down hills. Take the Snow Carver out for a ride and carve freely side to side while using the hand held controller to speed you along.

Specs

Drive System

• Current models all using 134 c.c. 2 stroke Power Bee^TM engine by US Motor Power, Inc.
• Gas tank 1.1 gal.
• Brakes - “drum and band type.”
• The SnowCarver^TM ” uses a “continuously variable transmission” clutch system”.
• Each drive unit is fitted with the patented Mechanical Carving System.
• Speed_ 35 mph
• Oil/gas mix 25/1

Controls

• Weight Shift Turnability.
• Hand-Held Controller.
  • controls variable speed
  • controls variable brakes
  • kill button
  • tether switch, engine dies if dropped
• Weight Shift Turnability.
• Hand-Held Controller.
• Should “clamp on” or “bolt down” to
  any snowboard (some modifications may be necessary).
• Regular or “goofy foot” stance.

Video of the Snow Carver

For avid cyclers out there feeling the blues during the winter, check out this product called the 4dsnowbike kit.

The 4dsnowbike kit attaches snow blades to the front and the back of a bike, making it able to go on snow. The back attachment leaves a space for the rear tire to touch the ground, so you can still use your pedals.

Is it hard to ride?

4dsnowbike says the following on their website, 4dsnowbike.com

“The 4dsnowbike does not take experience to ride, we have found it to be easier to ride than a standard bike. It’s almost like training wheels were put back on your bike!! We wont say it’s un-crashable, but you about have to be missing both arms not to be able to hang on for a ride! It is truly amazing on landings! With so much edge you have a great deal of grab time before the bike will go over on you.”

Installing the 4dsnowbike kit
Video below shows how to install the 4dsnowbike kit.

Video of the 4dsnowbike in action

Where can you buy one
If you are interested in purchasing a 4dsnowbike kite you can purchase one at their website 4dsnowbike.com