- Which Burley trailers does the Ski Kit fit?
- Burley lists it as compatible with select Burley bike trailers only. Check your trailer's model against Burley's compatibility list before buying, since not every trailer takes the kit.
- What is in the box?
- The kit includes adjustable tow bars, the push-button mounting system and a padded waist harness. The trailer itself is not included.
- Can I use it for downhill skiing?
- No. It is made for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing on relatively flat, packed terrain, not for lift-served or downhill runs.
- How does the skier attach to the trailer?
- The padded waist harness connects to the adjustable tow bars, which set the distance and height between skier and trailer. The bars adjust to the skier's height.
- Do I need to remove the trailer's wheels?
- Yes. The push-button system swaps the wheels for the skis, so the trailer runs on skis for the winter season.
- Is it worth it over a dedicated snow sled?
- If you already own a compatible Burley trailer, the kit lets you reuse it instead of buying a separate sled, and it keeps the same harness and hitch setup. A dedicated sled makes more sense if you don't own a Burley trailer.
- Where is the Burley Ski Kit for Trailer cheapest?
- At Backcountry, for $230.96, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Burley Ski Kit for Trailer?
- Buyers like: Push-button system makes swapping wheels for skis incredibly easy; Adjustable tow bars ensure a comfortable fit; Padded waist harness keeps towing smooth.
- Where can I buy the Burley Ski Kit for Trailer?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Steepandcheap, Backcountry, Dick's Sporting Goods.