As snow continues to fall and piles up this winter, kids across the country are going to be out in it looking for ways to have fun, and that means snow toys. Whether you’re looking for ways to keep your own kids entertained or you’re thinking about starting your own snow toy company, it’s important to know what new trends are going to emerge over the next few years so you can stay on top of industry trends and attract your target customers. Here are the best snow toys of 2022.

What Are The Best Snow Toys For Kids?

While there are some who would argue that no toys can make a true snow day complete, others are of a different opinion. From sleds to skis and snowboards to air chairs (yes, you read that right), there are more ways than ever for kids to enjoy fresh snow. But which of these modern contraptions do your future customers prefer? This post will tell you everything you need to know about what the best snow toys for kids in 2022 look like.

Pedal Tractors

This snow toy is one that all kids love, from toddlers to tweens and teens. They’re inexpensive and portable, meaning you can bring them with you on family vacations, sledding trips and more. Pedal tractors are a great way for young kids to burn off excess energy on a cold winter day – but they also get your kids acclimated to being outside in cold weather (we promise, it won’t hurt!). The best part about pedal tractors is how easy they are to assemble: Your kid(s) will be pedaling before you know it!

Skis, Socks & Boots

Once your child is a little more comfortable on skis, she might be ready to get her own gear. If she already has boots and bindings that fit her well, you can start with just a pair of skis. There are several basic types of kids’ skis. Look for those made with plastic or wooden materials rather than carbon fiber because they will be easier for beginners to learn on.

Scooters And Skates

In 2022 kids will still love riding scooters and skating. That’s not to say that they won’t get bored with it, but it is likely something they will enjoy at some point. If you have young children who are just learning how to skate or ride a scooter, now is a great time to start them off right. This gives them a leg up on their peers in school who haven’t had as much practice yet and lets them enter into that phase of childhood knowing how to safely stay upright on two wheels. It also lets you get used to standing by your child when he or she plays outside with others, because there’s bound to be some banged-up knees and fingers before everyone gets good at it!

Balance Bikes

More than a few kids have fallen off their bikes and suffered injuries. Balance bikes are designed to teach kids how to ride without training wheels, so they develop a stronger sense of balance. They also encourage small children to work on their hand-eye coordination. Kids can get used to pedaling at an early age and develop confidence in cycling before they’ve reached school age. Balance bikes cost more than training wheels but they are often easier for younger kids to use, which means you’ll save money in long run by not having to replace a busted bike.

Other Awesome Things To Try Out This Year!

Skis, snowboards, and sleds are always a great idea—but they aren’t exactly novel. What you want is to go beyond what your kids may have done before, but not so far that they become bored. Try renting an igloo-building kit or take them tubing; there are plenty of options. Have fun with it! Whatever activity you choose should be based on what they enjoy doing most in any case—even if you don’t think it would be that interesting for adults. Learning how to ski at a young age is generally considered one of life’s greatest skills—even if you don’t turn into an Olympic star.