Toboggan Selection...Part II
Before the Europeans came to Northern Canada, living on the land was difficult or at least more difficult than today. Many of the people where...
Read MoreBefore the Europeans came to Northern Canada, living on the land was difficult or at least more difficult than today. Many of the people where...
Read MoreIt’s been suggested that we have some sort of “buyers guide” on our website. Often folks who may not be familiar with the different toboggan...
Read MoreA brief look at the final touch to steam bending the perfect wooden toboggan curl. www.ntsled.com
Read MoreI’ve just given one of my personal toboggans a quick touch up coat of linseed oil for the coming season. In the archives of...
Read MoreHere is a recent video we did of me giving some of our history and background while making a traditional toboggan. While I share some...
Read MoreI can remember being a youngster with my new baseball glove and diligently oiling it and packing baseball’s in it, tying it up at night...
Read MoreBack in the beginning days, I was building my first toboggan with my mentor Milton Chaboyer and he told me that he always finished his...
Read MoreAs I have mentioned before, the original toboggans of the North used babiche for fastening the crosspieces. Babiche is a cord or lace made by...
Read MoreThe toboggan is an ingenious snow sled. Flat boards held together with crosspieces and on one end, the boards are curled over 180 degrees so...
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