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Suggestions
for dressing for your snowmobile tour
Keep in mind that loose clothing
like scarves don't mix well with machinery. Please leave winter
scarves at home. Ear muffs, while toasty warm around town, don't
fit well under your helmet (which keeps your head real warm). It's
a good idea to leave them behind as well.
Do bring a knit neck tube or gator
to keep your chin and neck, below your helmet, warm. Thick and long
turtlenecks can also do the trick.
Drivers will need glovesand we
recommend you bring your own. They don't need to be really heavy
since your grips and throttle are heated. Mittens don't work well
for some people when driving the machines, but are a favorite with
passsengers. We have disposable hand warmers for passengers available
for sale at the shop and are a good idea on cold days.
Our snow suits are well insulated,
one-piece styles that keep riders and driver very warm. We recommend
you layer with light winter clothes such as a turtleneck, long underwear
and sweaters or sweatshirts depending on the weather. There is room
on your machine for a bit of storage should you need to shed a layer
and store it.
For more information and helpful
hints, please contact us in Jackson.
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and
sunglasses. It is a good idea to bring a neck tube or gator to keep
your neck warm. Riders are equipped with waterproof snowsuits, helmet
with face shield, gloves, and warm snow boots. 
