With each release of the Snowmobile Notebook, the protocol, I try to give you interesting suggestions to complete your practical equipment on your excursions. Here’s what I’m proposing to you this season.
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The Colombian company, known for the quality of its products, comes this season with a range of jackets to keep you warm, like this Outdoor Tracks fleece jacket. Its highly efficient insulation cells help regulate heat and airflow to keep you warm, dry and comfortable. Easy to pack in your luggage, it’s an ideal evening wear when you’ve reached your destination. ($119.99)
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The Yéti lunch box, with its dimensions of 28 cm long, 21 cm wide and 10 cm thick and with waterproof interior, is a very interesting solution for safely transporting a small lunch on your snowmobile, as well as various products that you may need. ($100)
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Columbia’s Peak Pursuit gloves can be an interesting solution if you want to have versatile clothing items in your possession. They are essential for the mountain. They are waterproof, breathable and ultra warm. They offer double thermal reflective lining and the protection of Sherpa fleece. ($124.99)
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With this 1 liter Yeti Rambler bottle you can transport hot or cold liquids that stay at the same temperature for hours. It fits easily in a snowmobile bag. ($65)
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Yeti’s 20 oz Rambler Travel Mug is a perfect option for keeping that coffee you plan to drink at a Relais hot, even if you decide to take it outside. It can also be used for cold drinks. ($45)