Gear Reviews and Destinations in Newfoundland

Having tested many mono suits from a variety of snowmobile outerwear brands over the years, it was time to slide my lanky frame into a 509 piece and see how it stacks up. So here is my 509 Stoke Mono...

You might think that working in the powersports industry and testing new gear every year could cause a person to grown a big head. But for me, I entered the industry with a big head—literally. I was born with it....

509 Altitude Carbon Fiber. BACKCOUNTRY DOESN'T NEED TO BE BACK BREAKING Looking back, there seemingly wasn’t a time in my life where I was drawn to sit on a motor and ride. Call me what you will; “Mud-Junkie”, “Sled-Head”, “Speed-Demon”,...

As the technology used in snowmobiles improves each year, breakdowns are a less common occurrence. However, while modern mechanical systems offer better performance, they are also increasingly complex. As a result, the ability of the average snowmobiler to diagnosis problems...

This winter I had the opportunity to review  the TOBE Nimbus Boot for Mountain Sledder. Although the winter was cut short, I managed to get a number of days in with these boots. Here’s my TOBE Nimbus Boot Review. Comfort...

Before I begin my 509 Sinister X6 Ignite goggle review, let me tell you who I am, in case you don’t know. I’m Sweaty Eyeball Guy. At least, that’s how I’ve come to be known. You see, I have a...

Like many snowmobilers, I have struggled for years to find a solution for good visibility while riding. This was made more difficult in my case by wearing glasses. However, in the past year I have begun wearing contact lenses to...

Scott Sports, a long-time manufacturer of snowsports equipment, has recently entered the snowmobile outerwear market. I’ve spent several days in the mountains with Scott’s DS Shell Dryo monosuit this winter, in both damp conditions as well as dry and deep....