Snow Way Snowmobiling-Gear and Accessories

Snow Way Snowmobiling

Gear and Accessories Information

Wear the right gear for the riding surfaces, temperatures and time of day.

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Snowmobile Lessons & Safety Instruction
Learn to ride safely from professional instructors or find out where free safety courses are being given.

Snowmobile Laws & Requirements
Check the legal requirements and New York State Laws.

Snowmobile Clubs & Associations
Join a snowmobile club today. Clubs and associations keep this sport alive and enjoyable.

Past Seasons
This is a few places we have traveled with friends and enjoyed this sport. Also some other events we have taken part in.

Riding & Vacation Locations
Where to ride and where to stay. Couples, groups or families can find the right accommodations.

Rent a Snowmobile
If you do not own a snowmobile you can rent one at theses locations.

Local Lodging
When in the southern Catskills, stay for a little while. The area is absolutely incredible.

Weather and Trail Info.
Know before you go. The weather can change in a very short time. Learn weather terminology.

Gear and Accessories
Get the right gear for you and the ride you are planning. Remember comfort in clothing makes the entire day on and off the snowmobile.

M anufacturers and Dealers
Who makes snowmobiles and where you can buy them. Also advise on how to buy used snowmobiles.

Contact Information
Have questions? Ask our staff. We will attempt to help you with any information we have. Our goal is to make your ride the safest possible.

Snowmobile Publications and Local News Articles
Snowmobile Publications and past newspaper articles from local papers regarding snowmobile activities and accidents.

FREE CLASSIFIED ADS
List your snowmobiling related items for free.

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MY THOUGHTS ON GEAR

Snowmobile Fashion and Fact

It is really nice to have the snowmobile suit that matches your sled, but this isn't always the warmest way to go. Before I go any further let me say that this article is only my opinion. Warmth is in the layering. Just remember you can always take a layer off on the trail, you can't always put one on. POLARTEC is a great start (after your wick-away underwear that is). POLARTEC is great insulation and comfortable. After this comes a great pair of boots, TRUKKE, a bit cumbersome but warm and waterproof. Then comes outerwear, full zippered leg pants or bibs and a jacket, MUSTANG SURVIVAL, ICE RIDER the only floatation clothing on the market. What any lake rider should consider in a jacket or bibs. Now a neckie of some sort, POLARTEC works nice again. This is needed for the neck is exposed more than any other part of the body because it sits above the snowmobile's windshield and cowl. A good pair of gloves with a spare heavier pair, why? Your snowmobile's hand warmers can short out or stop working 100 miles from the hotel, be prepared. A DOT or SNELL approved helmet to finish. I have the new BRP BV2S helmet made for SKI-DOO. I may look like a jet fighter but it doesn't fog up and it is warm. Stay safe, warm and dry and I'll see you on the trails.........

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