Our 5 "must haves" to start the snowmobiling season
Our 5 "must haves" to start the snowmobiling season
Posted on August 16, 2022
Starting the snowmobiling season well.
A Kimpex Balaclava
A Balaclava is the perfect shelter for your face, neck and shoulders. For those who are sensitive to the cold, it's the ultimate neck warmer to enjoy your winter adventures without freezing your nose off. Order yours online at Kimpex who has developed 100% polyesther balaclavas that are wind and cold resistant while remaining lightweight and non-bulky. Many of their balaclavas are equipped with a breath deflector and a neoprene nose guard. For those snowmobilers who are very sensitive to the cold and don't want to let it spoil your fun this season.
CKX Xtreme Balaclava : 54,99$
Hypnose Squall Under Socks
People often have the idea that the bigger and thicker the socks the warmer their feet will stay. This couldn't be further from the truth! In fact, when our feet get hot, they get wet quickly. So, since you're outside in freezing conditions, your feet will freeze very quickly too. The Polartec Power Stretch technology of the fabric is designed to stay comfortable while providing the warmth you need to brave the cold. Definitely a "must have" this season.
Squall Under Socks : $24.99
Conforteck's heated undergloves
Now that your feet and head are warm. It's time to think about protecting your hands from the cold. Conforteck's under-gloves are a must-have for those who love long adventures. For short rides, your gloves alone can do the trick but for long adventures in the mountains, investing in a pair of heated undergloves seems to be the best alternative and offers you a battery life of 20h!
Conforteck heated undergloves : 99,99$
The RideLite
Be the safest on the trail with the RideLite. It's an easy-to-use, high-intensity LED color system. It is mounted on the front of your snowmobile and allows you to warn of trail traffic behind you without having to use the signaling system which can be dangerous. The leader and the rest of the group are all displayed in yellow except for the last one who is displayed in green to indicate that after his passage, the way is clear. If a snowmobiler is flashing yellow, it means that there is a danger on the trail or that he needs help.
RideLite Housing LED : 89$
The Uclear Communication System
For those of you who are duo snowmobilers, having a good communication system is priceless. Uclear communication helmets are designed to keep you and your partner connected at all times. Since your headsets are connected to your cell phones, they allow you to answer calls, listen to and share music, as well as make private and group exchanges. It will be easy for you to navigate through the functions with intelligent voice assistants like Siri or Google voice. These communication headsets also help to keep you safe as they detect shocks in your helmet during an impact and warn resources by providing the GPS location of the rider.
Double kit motion infinity Uclear : 519,95$
Be the best dressed against the cold and the safest on the slopes this season with these 5 "must haves" and live your winter like never before. See you out there!