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Arctic Cat Makes ALPHA ONE Conversion Kit Available

Arctic Cat has announced an ALPHA ONE conversion kit for 2017-2019 Arctic Cat twin rail sleds, including M8000, Mountain Cat and Hardcore.

Leaving a Trip Plan Is Super Easy With The AdventureSmart App

One of the best ways to ensure your safety when you're riding this winter is to leave a trip plan with a responsible person in case something goes wrong.

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.

BRP Announces BRP GO! Navigation App

BRP has announced a new navigation app called BRP GO! that can pair with BRP vehicles for safe, easy navigation and shared riding experiences.

Ski-Doo Teams up With Avalanche Organizations To Further Rider Safety and Education

This winter, Ski-Doo is working with various avalanche safety organizations throughout North America to assist in furthering avalanche awareness, forecasting and education.

Backcountry Flashlight Showdown!

We’ve tested four different backcountry flashlight kits available on the market today in this backcountry flashlight showdown!

Ski-Doo Adds Three New Ambassadors

Ski-Doo snowmobiles has added three new brand ambassadors to its roster to reach further into the sled community and provide great content for all riders.

BRP and Arctic Cat Reach Settlement Allowing Sales of MY2021 Arctic Cat Sleds in Canada

Bombardier Recreational Products and Arctic Cat have reached a global settlement of the ongoing intellectual property disputes, which will immediately allow the sale of Arctic Cat snowmobiles in Canada.

Avalanche Canada Provincial Gov’t Funding Uncertainty Puts Programs At Risk

While Avalanche Canada is busy preparing for the season ahead, a significant source of funding for the organization is still up in the air—which will potentially impact the service levels they will…

Pieps Offers Upgrades to Owners of DSP Pro and Sport Avalanche Transceivers

After facing social media backlash, Pieps has announced it will upgrade users of the DSP Pro and DSP Sport to the latest generation of their transceivers.