DSG Women’s Outerwear As winter sets in and temperatures drop, it becomes crucial to dress appropriately to protect against the harsh elements. Not only does dressing for the weather ensure comfort, but it also plays a significant role in a snowmobiler’s safety. Whether you’re a seasoned...
Safety Partner – Woody’s
WOODY’S STUDS Snowmobiles operate on snow and ice, both inherently slippery and unpredictable surfaces. So it’s not unusual for your sled’s back end to slip sideways on a corner. Or for your track to spin when you hit the throttle. Or for your machine to slide as you try to ascend or descend a steep...
Safety Partner – Ultimax Belts By Timken
ULTIMAX BELTS BY TIMKEN As high tech as today’s snowmobiles are, a broken drive belt can bring your sled to a dead stop, often in the middle of a trail ride and at an inconvenient time or unsafe place. Many factors can cause belt failure, starting with buying a cheap one or the wrong size...
Safety Partner – TekVest
TEKVEST You never know what’s going to happen next. That’s why riding OFSC Prescribed Snowmobile Trails is so enjoyable, exciting and memorable. But occasionally, a nerve-wracking moment can happen. If it does, your TekVest can make the difference between good memories and bad ones. Hand-crafted in Canada since...
Safety Partner – Royal Distributing
GET THE RIGHT GEAR AT ROYAL DISTRIBUTING Typically, when we consider factors involved in snowmobile safety, it’s about trail riding with care and control, within your capabilities. But it’s also a reality that your safety includes being properly geared up to avoid being distracted by being cold, feeling restricted...
Safety Partner – iGRIP
iGRIP SCREW IN STUDS Over the years, users of iGRiP studs have experienced the difference that their studs makes in traction of their snowmobile. Recognized worldwide, iGRiP Industries develops, manufactures, and provides the best screw-on studs in traction aids since 2015, right here in Canada. In any given winter,...
Safety Partner – BITEHARDER
BITEHARDER Helmet Safety Light We’ve all been there. Suddenly, the rider ahead disappears in snow dust, becomes less visible in the late afternoon dusk, or can’t be seen at all after dark. Not being able to follow the sled ahead on the trail is not only scary for you and everyone behind you, it...
