How to Transport Your Snowmobile Gear and Skis on the Highway

After you’ve loaded your sled up on your sled deck, now you’ve gotta figure out where to fit your skis, snowboards, and other equipment that are rather unwieldy to transport.

The Mo Pros racks and Pack-It Bracket are more than capable of carrying equipment at highway/interstate speeds. This applied to the back of a truck, open trailer, or sled deck; we drive loaded up to wherever the snow flies, no questions asked.

In addition to saving room, strapping your gear onto the back of your snowmobile frees your gear from being loose in the truck of your bed, sliding around unsecured.

When transporting your gear on the back of your sled you’re one step closer to shredding as soon as you reach your destination and unload your sled, saving on the unnecessary hassle of figuring out your gear in the snow.

For more information about Mo Pros snowmobile racks, click here or contact us.

We can only guarantee the safety of your gear in the grasp of a Mo Pros rack, for other racks please contact the manufacturer.

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