https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/playsnow/play-snow-igloo?ref=category_newest

Former alpine skiing athlete of the World Cup circuit, Eric Villiard is well on his way to taking his kid-safe collapse proof igloo design to market.

The Canadian father of two wanted to create a product that would make it safe for kids to build snow structures without worrying about the dangers of collapse and suffocation.  The answer, a kickstarter campaign for a 17 piece high density polyurethane lattice structure kit that can support over 1000 pounds of snow that comes with a surprisingly reasonable price tag of $136 USD.

The kickstarter project has already exceeded its funding goal of $11,350 with a total of $36,470 pledged and another 47 days left on the campaign.

The igloo measures 5 feet in diameter by 4 feet in height.  The kits are being manufactured at a plant in east-end Montreal. According to The Montreal Gazette, orders received before Nov. 30 should arrive before Christmas.

TO PURCHASE GO HERE

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[images from kickstarter, playsnow.ca and Montreal Gazette]

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