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Safety is essential for enjoying your snowmobile, and it begins with helmets. They provide life-saving protection and help you maintain visibility while you navigate trails. There are several popular styles to choose from. Whether you’re new to snowmobiling or are simply ready to upgrade your existing gear, review the following options.

Your Guide to Snowmobile Helmets

1. Motocross/Snocross

snowmobile-m-and-s-sales-and-service-incYou need a wide field of vision if you participate in motocross or snocross racing, which is why these helmets don’t feature faceguards. Instead, riders wear goggles to protect their eyes. Motocross and snocross racers also sweat a lot on their courses, so this style allows for better ventilation to ensure perspiration doesn’t get in the way.

If you prefer a face shield, dual-sport options provide full, clear coverage.

2. Modular

Modular helmets are similar to full-face options, but you can push the chin bar to the top of the unit. This is perfect if you stop a lot during rides to speak with friends or want more ventilation. Since there are many moving elements to this product, it may be more prone to breakage if you drop it.

3. Full-Face

No option beats the protection of a full-face helmet. It covers all of your head and some areas of the neck. It also features a fixed safety face mask to block snow and flying debris.

It has a solid build with only a few parts, so it’ll hold up well in case of impacts. This option is ideal for long trail rides where you may face plenty of wind, noise, and obstacles.

 

Snowmobile maintenance is another crucial part of safety. M & S Sales & Service Inc is a premier ATV dealer in the New Holland, PA, area. They provide comprehensive repair and maintenance for recreational vehicles. They also carry a wide selection of motorcycles, snowmobiles, and ATVs. Learn more about snowmobile safety on their website or call (717) 354-4726 to speak with a sales associate. You can also connect on Facebook for deals and updates.

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