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Diamond Series Rack
Jared Smith is most certainly ready for snow. He dropped the Diamond Series rack on his Polaris snowmobile with full black out tunnel guards.
The Tunnel Guards serve a crazy value, not only does it protect your machine from wear and tear from ski boots and scuffing BUT also eliminates snow collection in the rack itself sliding right out the back of the rack.
GRS Full Kit
Team Rider Patrick Mccarthy rips with the GRS full kit.
Mr. McCarthy with the fully stacked quiver heading out into the North Cascades.
Suspension Tune
Riding the Polaris Axys through December was great but we were consistently trading technical riding with repetitive bottom outs and spikes rebound on the stock with suspension platform. Can’t over tighten the springs cause you’ll lose your top for rider initiation and shake out your kidneys in the process. Heavier PNW snowpack also played into the trenching behavior of this machine. Mo Pros Suspension Tune is rider balanced and math for specific riding style. Getting our tune in here has turned this sled into a scalpel for aggressive mountain riding and boosted confidence even more on this machine. Additionally there have been significantly less sticks and that means more energy to rip :)
Keep It Safe
Friendly Reminder
There’s a lot of scary things going on out there on some old snow and ice crusts; this is widespread across all mountain states. It’s easy to have POW Over-amp but keep your head on straight and make good decisions out there.
If you’re not comfortable with a group decision or direction speak up and voice your concerns. It could save you, your friend, or someone you don’t even know.
If the above doesn’t sound appealing, we encourage you to opt for mimosas, brunch, and football. Keep it mellow on or off the mountain this weekend.
Heavy Squad
Sarah Whipple from Ride Mccall with a heavy ass crew. Who wants to go throw down with this squad?
Appreciate The Little Things
Parked! Sometimes after a week of straight snow you appreciate the little things. Finally reaching the skiing promised land after a blower commute.
Protect Your Tunnel
Probably a great spot for a @lacroixwater . What’s your favorite flavor?
The Blacked Out Guards are a new product for us this season and made by the industry leading @arcticfxgraphics . The benefits of these guards are actually quite extensive. Some main highlights are: eliminates running board icing, protects Tunnel from damaged of ski boots and scratching, serves as an installation guide for a Mo Pros Rack, and and and . Well you should check out the website for the rest.
No Traffic Jams = Wide Open Turns
Wide turns are better for pick ups. Thanks for the rides Josh Bremer
Greatness comes in so many forms but this weekend was certainly filled with greatness of fresh snow and friends. Simple forms without lines and traffic jams.
Floating The Boat
Floating the boat. With the next wave of storms inbound weather windows will be short lived. On the other hand temperature set ups seemingly leaning towards blower pow.
Long range models are also suggesting continued storms through late April; winter is kind of on a rally phase and gaining that typical La Niña momentum :)
Pop'n and Weav'n
With the Mo Pros Rack System you can guarantee whatever you are carrying won't get in the way. Team Rider Banks Gilberti showcasing some playful style on his way out to snowboard a few backcountry lines.
Trail Break
Today’s line of sight was well, short. The riding however wasn’t short, 8 hours straight trail break mashing. Hell it made sense to get stuck because you could actually take a pee, the 686 one piece suit made that very easy.
With the tight tree spacing and 8-10 foot dune walls around every corner, the margin of error was slim. If you can’t go around it, then hang a leg off and drive through it. The easiest form of landscaping actually and no better crew than Josh Bremer , Jake Sims and ‘Greg Wells’. Wish we had more pictures but there really wasn’t a place to stop for the opportunity, now I realize why dolphins have so much fun.
It's DEEP
Thankfully 686 makes bright zippers, otherwise we probably could find her.
Lots of mechanics could out of the tool box on deep days like yesterday; Geneva found those skills but also packed away a few new ones. Based on body language and high severity face shots; safe to say she’s hooked.
La Nina
Alex Dorszynski with a pinky up drinking the goods in Tahoe.
It’s been quite a tear out there this spring, snowpack looking healthy for a change. La Niña taking it’s late season till like usual.
850 Dreamer
Team Rider Frederick norquist getting gnar on his @skidooofficial 850 dreamer. Roost city baby.
Fire Wood
When Bae is cold and mo-pros racks are life.
Team Rider Matt Belzile always taking care of the backcountry scene.
Girl Crew
Girl Crew. Amy David grew up in Wyoming, riding horses into her young adult life below the Tetons on her uncles ranch. Now she’s riding 160 horses simultaneously with full control of this bucking bronco.
Under the leadership of Jeremy lato, Amy has great insight into the things ahead of her and how to be prepared, safe, and functionally use that @polarissnow as a functional tool for accessing ski terrain.
With daily classes in sled school, we’re excited to see this horse join the rest in the pasture.
Laps on Laps
Laps on laps with more laps. Strong crew yesterday with an agenda. Christmas gifts have lost allure, you can’t fit that under a tree, the glass overflows. Mountain Partying.
Wine Tasting
Around these parts we slap our own bags of wine.
Jason Wohaa roaming free around Alaska as the days get longer and the snow piles up. We are constantly enthusiastic about how this guy is using our rack for absolutely everything. He’s going haywire and why not have a nice red while doing it :)
Jerry Free Line Selecting
