Penguins Sliding Down Your Stairs This Christmas.

A soft snowy slope with five little penguins racing down it. Wrap it along your banister or around your tree, pin the penguins in place, and your home has the cutest corner on the street. It's the viral penguin slide without the DIY.

5 plush penguins. Soft, fluffy and light, so they won't weigh down your rail or tree

Snow runner included. A white cotton "snow" carpet that turns any handrail into a ski slope.

Stairs or tree. Run it down the banister or spiral it around your Christmas tree.

10 pins in the box. Pose each penguin however you like, belly-first or mid-slide.

$69.99~~$139.99~~Save $70.00

How do I set it up?

Lay the snow runner along your banister, or wrap it around your tree from top to bottom. Then use the pins to fix each penguin onto the snow in a sliding pose. Space them out or group them together. It takes a few minutes, and you can move them around whenever you want.

How big is it?

The snow runner is about [X] inches wide and [X] ft long. Each penguin is about [X] inches tall. Measure your banister before ordering. If you have a long staircase, order 2 sets so the slope runs all the way down. The pins are sharp, so set it up out of reach of young children and pets. For indoor use.

Shipping and delivery

Orders are processed within 1–3 business days. After processing, most orders arrive within 7–20 business days, depending on which warehouse fulfils your item. We'll email tracking as soon as your order ships.

5 plush penguins Snow runner included Stairs or tree Easy to set up Soft and lightweight Kids love it

From a plain staircase to a snowy penguin slide

Most staircases get a strip of garland, or nothing at all. It's the first thing guests see, and it usually looks the same every year.

This set changes that in minutes. A white snowy run, five penguins sliding down it, and suddenly the stairs are the spot everyone stops at. When the season's over, fold it up and store it for next year.

The decoration your kids will talk about

Kids run to it. They name the penguins, move them around, and check on them every morning. Some families even have the penguins "slide" to a new spot each day, like Elf on the Shelf.

It's great for families with little ones, penguin lovers, grandparents getting ready for visits, and anyone who wants their Christmas photos to look a bit different this year.