This Blog is dedicated to providing information related to the snowmobile industry and how it supports skiing and snowboarding with the Mo Pros Snowmobile Ski and Snowboard Rack Products.
Couple Goals
Couples that go out into the backcountry together, stay together! Two pairs of skis no problem with the full packet bracket!
Sled Access to the Streets?
This isn't our average backcountry sled access photo. This photograph is unique showing a different side to the places you can Mo-Pro.
Timbersled
We want to see your timbersled set ups too! Send us in your photos to marketing@mo-pros.com
Tis the Season for some Air Time!
Team athletes are planning on flying into the new year by building jumps out in the backcountry! Sled Access done the right way!
The Weekend
Who’s headed out this weekend? Who need to blow off chores and go riding? The holiday season brought us plenty of snow across the pacific northwest.
Rain Days Can Be Fun Days
Glacier Ski Shop
Rainy days spent well outside Glacier Ski shop on the way to Mt.Baker in Washington.
Quick Learner
That's why they call her @bigairmare
The obvious result of combining 20 lifetime hours of sledding and the guidance of other sled mashing sistas.
Tahoe Refills
Tahoe, currently firing.
Jeff Sponzo has been roop'n the sierras all season....along with lots of shoveling :)
All We Want For Christmas
All we want for Christmas is more blower days. 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. You can ask @dane.caldwell, oh I owe you lunch.
What a difference fresh legs on an Axys can make; the 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 :)
On this Christmas Day we couldn’t ask for anything but a true backcountry mountain sled that absolutely rips. We good and we goin riding; again. 13 days straight.
Whats It Like To Ride A Snowmobile?
In case you need help explaining why you were late for dinner tonight.
Pop'n Elevation Temps
Still. Snowing.
Don't let lower elevation temps fool you. It's pop'n.
Caption This
Vibes. Corey Seemann with a Monday send. Fat 2 flat on the snowbike for life.. Good thing he had the bca pack on.
Tips Up Tuesday
Tips up Tuesday? Ajoosta GRS on the skidoo 154” track. Banks Gilberti with a calm and collected view back to the camera. Top sheet on those skis are out of control!
850 Dreams of the Warm Weekends
Gotta be bringing the gal out for the warm weekend. Sage Kotsenburg for some roop'n with the lady Noelle Boney crushing those 850 dreams.
High Sided
Seems turn out landings are harder in the spring. The Mo-Pros owner Dave Tomassen getting high sided and rolls the whip fully equipped.
The Pack It Bracket
The Pack-It Bracket refinement doesn't stop when it comes to strap management. Nobody should look like a kook sledding around the backcountry with straps pinned up in the air and flapping all around. It's messy, interferes with loading gear, and catches in the snow contributing to ice build up.
The new Pack-It Bracket has enhanced Strap Notch Overlay Technology (SNOT) which allows you to pin the ratchets against the bracket and get the lowest outer profile on your rack; tucked away perfectly within the dedicated bracket grooving.
SNOT Technology doesn't catch and hook on snow, dramatically reduces drag in deep snow, eliminates ice build up, doesn't interfere with loading cargo, and most importantly doesn't make you look like a backcountry #jerry on sledneck only days.
The Mo Pros Racks are the lowest on the market (even lower than a polaris tunnel bag) and the SNOT Technology keeps your backcountry life trouble free with that sharp look.
Deeper Reflection
Deep Days with certainly even Deeper Reflection.
It can be hard to articulate or even visually display the real benefit to sledding instead of going to a resort...but this image works.
The benefit of sled access is time. As a rider, you're not constantly having this looming feeling to rush; no one else is there to poach whatever you want to ride next...you're not amongst thousands of jerry's.
Reflection is powerful, it's extremely healthy and allows an individual to really dial in there fundamentals to improve.
Find Your Experience
