Mo-Pros Water Proof Rack Bags 2019

10L 100% Waterproof EMPIRE Bag is the smoothest access to terrain you're going to find. The EMPIRE Bag cushions the ride into the hills, promotes cooling for your snowmobile, detaches easily, and low in profile. The EMPIRE bag is insulated, compliant to extreme cold temperatures (-40 F), and actually waterproof. The EMPIRE bag also won't endure freezing and thawing because it is not subject to heat cycling from the tunnel of your snowmobile.

The 7L 100% Waterproof CRAM Box is designed to store all the stuff you don't rattling around in your backpack or scattered across the various non-functional storage options on your sled. The CRAM Box is appropriately designed with waterproof webbing and aviation rated quick release buckles; capable of securing a 25 lb baby at 5G loads.

Powder Surfing

Have you tried powder surfing? There is something about being strapless in the pow. Surfing the earth is becoming more and more popular on high avalanche days to play around on low angled areas. Carry one with you either with the Packet-Bracket or on our rack frame!

Mo-Pros Tunnel Guards 2019

No matter how you ride the tunnel of your sled gets scratched, scuffed, and even possibly dented. Happen to encounter a skier or a snowboarder, those boots will literally destroy your tunnel in a single ride. The Mo Pros Black Out Tunnel Guards are designed to overcome this issue, preserving your snowmobiles sharp looks and resale value

Parking Lot Chillen

Racks on Racks down in the parking lot with endless amounts of smiles and memories to share. Nothing like coming down to the lot after a wonderful productive day in the mountains. This photo of the 686 team captures that same feeling after creating some backcountry snowboarding content.

Snowmobile Camping Made Possible

Snowboard, Skis, Tent and more? Why settle when you carry everything you need for your backcountry adventure. Mo-Pro Rack’s allow you to use your imagination to the fullest on each and every snowmobile accessed adventure.

Out Of Service

Mo-Pro Team Athlete Geoff Brown made a backcountry movie from last season.

The Snowboard movie by Out of Service (with commercials) Featuring: Geoff Brown, Ryan Paterson, Bruce Johnston, Tyler Morton, Duncan Mainland, Jason Gretzinger, and Tristan Hansen Big thanks to our amazing media: Vanessa Yenna Chan, Ryan Kenny and Luke McDowall Huge thanks to all our partners: Buffalo Bills, Whistler,NOW Snowboarding, POW Gloves, Revolution Powersports, Underground Tuning, Homeschool Snowboarding, Valley Retreat, Pacific Boarder, Mo Pros

Oh Canada

It’s nice when trips work out, especially when border crossings are involved. Got a great crew together and all met up in Canada to hustle hostels, @airbnb, and even stayed in a 5th wheel for the small incidental cost of a couple jugs (okay maybe 5 jugs). A lot of moving around and shuffling but worth every moment; what fantastic terrain. The Canadian snowmobilers clubs and even riders are also insanely friendly and helpful, being up here as a recreational user is a true experience and the states could take some notes on management for sure. If you haven’t experienced it we would highly recommend it. Snow quality was insane during our trip, the snow was puking in Squamish down to sea level making the snow at riding at elevation dry and just delightful. If you looked hard enough there was a crust pretty far under the new snow on a south facing slope, but you could only find with your face if you tomahawked hard enough.

Van+Sled Life

Team Rider @screamincmon takes sled access skiing/snowboarding seriously. In the 2017/2018 season this mad man spent countless nights in abandoned lots and backcountry camp missions in his Teepee tent. Hauling all his supplies and wood burning stove is his Mo Pros Rack.

January = Juneuary Winter 2019

With spiked temps and lack of precipitation mid to late January here in the Pacific North West hasn't been the best for snowy times out in the backcountry. We are doing our snow dances here at Mo-Pros in order to get back out in the froth brapping our way into February. Come on Old Man Winter.

Up Close and Personal

Are You gunna keep passing off your stuff and piggy backing on your crew who’s rocking Mo Pros racks this coming season? 2019 is your year to branch out into more capability.

686 Keeping Us Dry

The new products for this 2018/2019 season are looking great and holding strong to the abuses of sled access skiing and snowboarding. We’ve bashed through trees, started countless days with 8 miles of rain in the morning and finished with 8 miles of rain sledding back to the truck at night. Add a heavy dosage of blatant disregard for any care for these @goretexna jackets proves to us the guys over at 686 are making true products with value for the end consumer that last.

It's the Weekend!

Being well into winter our weekends are filled with adventure not exactly knowing what is lurking around that next corner. This is what we live for here at Mo-Pros spending long days out in the backcountry truly living out our own adventures. Go get it!

No Bad Days

We have started off the new year with our tracks running and we plan on maintaining our excellent customer service combined with product quality. There is a reason why we do lifetime warranty's . No Bad Days 2019 the Mo-Pros way.

PartnerShip With Tailgate Alaska

It’s been a journey, tons of hard work, dedication, and resilience. We personally have a huge heart for what @tailgatealaska stands for and extremely honored to support these guys in their mission and goals. Cheers to @duckskins and @sp0nzo for all your hard work and drive, we couldn’t have done it without you. We’re stepping up to support this event long term. Between Jeff and Dustin, Tailgate is transforming and we’re excited to see the changes materialize. Mo Pros, the official rack of @tailgatealaska; never thought we’d be saying that. Honored and humbled

Shuttle Laps

Oh you need a pick up? Shoot i’m gunna need to turn around…. Our crew treats sled bumps a little differently, offering each rider 3 runs and swapping. If you swap every run you kind of burn more time and ass logistics through gear swapping. It works for both parties to do 3 in a row really, the skier or snowboarder gets 3 attempts to stick their trick.