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"  It may be little more than a piece of molded plastic, but, boy, does the Zipfy Mini Luge roll down those hills. On a recent test of the sled on some pretty hardcore powder, this $40 toy brought back waves of snow-day nostalgia\u2014and hints of amateur Olympic prowess. The handle works like a joystick, allowing for relatively easy turns\u2014not that that&amp;#039;s saying much, considering how difficult it is to steer most sleds. But the real thrill comes when you realize how frighteningly fast the luge is. Thankfully, its low center of gravity (your posterior rides barely above the ground) keeps you from ever feeling like you&amp;#039;re in too much danger. And because it&amp;#039;s much smaller and lighter than your grandfather&amp;#039;s toboggan (it&amp;#039;s made of lightweight, high-density polyethylene and weighs in at just 3.5 pounds), Zipfy&amp;#039;s winter wonder gadget is a cinch to carry around for a full day on the hills, whether you&amp;#039;re young or old. \u2014Seth Porges  RELATED STORIES \u2022 FIRST LOOK: Mini Luge Stands Out for Top Outdoor Gear  \u2022 PLUS: More Gadgets of the Week   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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