Women’s Elevation Fleece Zip-Up
The Women's Elevation Fleece Zip-Up is a great mid-layer option for technical mountain riders.
by Kirsten ArmlederThe Women's Elevation Fleece Zip-Up is a great mid-layer option for technical mountain riders.
by Kirsten ArmlederAggressive mountain slopes meet family-friendly fun runs in Swan City’s snowy territory near Grande Prairie, Alberta
by Jillian ClarkAfter slipping our feet into the Men's Carbide Snowmobile Boot from MotorFist, here's what we think.
by Kirsten ArmlederValley ATV is known for offering Polaris off-road vehicles at fair prices and then providing outstanding vehicle and customer service.
After breaking his back sledding, Eric Dargis is determined to get back out to McBride and Valemount this coming season.
by Karen KornelsenKeith Boxall and his sons run the vintage oval racing scene in Nipawin, Saskatchewan, and it’s not for the faint of heart.
by Karen KornelsenThe province has almost 12,000 kilometres of groomed trails and sledder Bill Musey has snowmobiled over 80 per cent of them.
by Karen KornelsenLast winter, I tried the CX Glove from FXR Racing and found that it worked just as well on the trail ride in and out as it did in the technical stuff.
by Kirsten ArmlederMaryann Chichak is a great ambassador of snowmobiling as well as the Whitecourt Trailblazers snowmobile club.
by Kirsten ArmlederThe open toe-hold design gives riders the freedom to choose the kind of experience THEY want, rather than being restricted by the machine’s design.
Teixeira’s developed its large and loyal customer base by providing riders with great selection and tremendous service.
These high performance Yamaha machines featured some of the industry's leading edge snowmobile technology of the day.
Malone helped Polaris evolve from being primarily a snowmobile manufacturer into a diversified manufacturer of on- and- off-road vehicles.
Energetic and spontaneous, these snowmobilers are showcasing the freeride scene in Saskatchewan.
by Kirsten ArmlederThe Old Farmer’s Almanac—Canadian Edition is calling for a “winter of white”
by Kirsten ArmlederStephanie Schwartz of Revelstoke, B.C., is one of today’s most skilled but underestimated female riders.
by Trish Drinkle