Category: Opinion
January 10th, 2024 | Marty Anderson
Ride the Crappy Snow
We humans excel at procrastinating and we have gotten very comfortable in thinking that there is always another day coming.
December 16th, 2022 | Mountain Sledder
The Widescape WS250 Is Not a Snowmobile
When we first saw the teaser for the Widescape WS250 which was released in late February 2022, we immediately thought: It’s a stand up snowmobile! But wait a second, is it though?…
June 17th, 2022 | Marty Anderson
How to Measure Your Dedication to Sledding
How much riding is enough to make your investment in sleds and gear worthwhile? And how do we measure your dedication to sledding?
March 23rd, 2021 | Gregg Emmerling
In the MIX With a SIX! Why You Should Consider a 600 cc Mountain Sled
The #1 reason to buy a 600 cc mountain sled is this: Change the paradigm to focus on fun and realize there is no correlation between cc and enjoyment.
December 27th, 2020 | Marty Anderson
Snowmobile Culture Ultimatums vs. Technology
I'm sure we have all made our own snowmobile-related ultimatums over the years. But we are quickly learning that perhaps ultimatums are anything but final.
November 24th, 2020 | Dave Norona
What I Choose To Ride and Why
As a Ski-Doo brand ambassador, I have the priviledge to ride any sled they make. I've been asked what I choose to ride, and why? Here's my answer.
August 26th, 2020 | Mountain Sledder
Farmer’s Almanac Winter 2021 Forecast Predicts White and Wild Winter out West
The Farmer's Almanac Winter 2021 forecast is out, and the magic formula has brewed up a prediction of a wet, white and wild winter for the West this year.
April 1st, 2020 | Mountain Sledder
VIDEO – Why Yamaha Brought Back Mountain Max This Way
In this video, we throw a leg over both the 154" and 165" models of Mountain Max and talk about how Yamaha chose to bring back the 2-stroke mountain sled.
December 2nd, 2019 | Marty Anderson
Riding in Silence in the Backcountry
I will admit, I love the sound of an engine at peak rpm as much as the next gearhead, but the thought of riding in silence is certainly intriguing.