Snowmobile Monosuits

Snowmobile monosuits from CKX, Jethwear, Scott, and Sweep for riders who want one-piece coverage on the trail. A monosuit eliminates the gap between jacket and pants, keeps cold air and snow out at the waist, and simplifies layering for long days in the cold across Canada.

Why a monosuit over a two-piece

A two-piece suit works well for mixed-use riding, but a monosuit seals better at the midsection and tends to move more freely through the hips and legs on a sled. If you spend most of your time on the machine rather than hiking or camping off it, a monosuit is worth considering. Most riders size up one size to accommodate base and mid layers underneath.

Features to look for

Check the insulation rating, waterproofing standard, and ventilation zips before buying. Underarm and thigh vents make a monosuit usable across a wider temperature range. Reinforced knee and seat panels add durability where the suit takes the most wear. Look at the cuff and boot interface too, a good ankle closure keeps snow out of your boots on deep-snow days.

Frequently asked questions

Is a snowmobile monosuit warmer than a two-piece? A monosuit seals at the waist so cold air and snow cannot get in at the midsection, which makes it feel warmer than a two-piece in deep cold and aggressive riding.

What size snowmobile monosuit should I buy? Most riders size up one size so the monosuit fits over a base layer and mid layer. If you are between sizes and plan to layer, choose the larger.

Do you offer free shipping in Canada? Yes, on orders over $279.99.

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