One should always remember in this case… “less is more” when it comes to dressing. Because when involved in snowmobiling it is a strenuous activity that constantly requires standing up, sitting down, squatting position, absorbing the bumps and holding position for a while. Additionally shifting your weight forward and back and pulling up on the
Read MoreToday we stumbled upon a helmet size conversion chart which we think will be helpful for some folks and wanted to share it: Helmet Size Conversion Chart on Up North Sports They have sizings for three different manufacturers of the helmet (HJC, Bell and KLIM) as sizes do vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. For example,
Read MoreThere has been one concern about the Fog Thief that the community has been talking about that we would like to address: drooling. Drooling occurs naturally and unfortunately, there is no way around it. Even swimmers who use snorkels have salivation that they must manage with their devices. As Fog Thief works similarly to a
Read MoreUsing a full face mask, such as the balaclava, doesn’t prevent fog build up in your helmet (although it does great in helping to keep the cold air from getting to you). This doesn’t mean you have to stop using one. It is possible to have the best of both worlds! Above, we have a
Read MoreHow many times have you gone out on your snowmobile in those cold temperatures and had your vision blocked because your helmet visor was fogging up? It is a big issue. If you can’t see through your shield, how are you going to enjoy your ride? Everyone knows the fogging is cause by your breath.
Read MoreWhether you’re a newbie at snowmobiling or a long time user, it’s always a good idea to familiarize yourself with the safety measures. Don’t think that being safe is for “sissies.” If you make the wrong move, your days of fun and freedom can be over for good. Who wants to permanently lose the ability
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