Mountain Snowmobiles
If pure horsepower and climbing ability is what you're after, mountain snowmobiles are the way to go. Mountain snowmobiles sell mostly in areas where the hills are steep and the powder is deep. These machines are lighter and feature longer tracks so they can stay on top of the slow. Long lugs help mountain snowmobiles dig through the deep snow and engines with a focus on high horsepower push rider and machine up impossible looking climbs.View All Mountain Snowmobile ReviewsLatest Mountain Snowmobile Reviews
2014 Polaris 600 Pro RMK Review
Polaris' 600 Pro RMK is not an 800, it just thinks it is
A solid choice for anyone, the 600 Pro RMK’s features include excellent ergo’s and the superior powder handling you would expect in a flickable lightweight 417-lb sled. Hard to believe it’s only a 600 and not an 800!
2014 Ski-Doo Freeride Review - Video
Ski-Doo's beefed up backcountry play sled
Powered by the 800 e-TEC, Ski-Doo’s Freeride offers chassis, track and suspension choices for backcountry adventuring.
2014 Arctic Cat M8000 Sno Pro and Limited Review - Video
Cat's M8000 may be the most improved mountain player for 2014
In its third year, the Arctic Cat M8000 is regaining its heritage and once again the angry mountain Cat we’ve come to know.View All Mountain Snowmobile ReviewsLatest Mountain Snowmobile Reviews
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2013 Arctic Cat M1100 Turbo HCR vs. Yamaha Nytro MTX SE with MPI TurboMountain Turbo Shootout
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2014 Polaris Snowmobile Lineup UnveiledIndy series sees major expansion while mountain models tweaked
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2014 Arctic Cat Snowmobile Lineup UnveiledMore engine choices, renamed models and the return of the El Tigre
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2014 Ski-Doo Snowmobile Lineup UnveiledSki-Doo rolls out changes to more models and adds an innovative 900cc 4-stroker
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2014 Yamaha Snowmobile Lineup UnveiledYamaha partners with Arctic Cat and rewrites "new" model expectations
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2013 Mountain Snowmobile Shootout: Part IIHow do our three 800s and one 600 rate with real deep snow riders?
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2013 Mountain Snowmobile Shootout: Part IThree 800s and one 600 battle for deep-snow dominance
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Five Under Appreciated SnowmobilesThese sleds are misunderstood and underappreciated by hardcore riders
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2013 Snowmobiles of the Year: Best of the WestWe break down the best mountain sleds in every conceivable category
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2013 Polaris 800 Switchback Assault 144 Review - VideoThe best choice of Polaris' boondocking options
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2013 Polaris 600 Switchback Review - VideoPolaris' 600 Switchback is quite a "basic" bargain
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2013 Polaris 600 & 800 RMK Review - VideoPure Polaris RMKs through and through
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2013 Yamaha Phazer MTX ReviewBoondocking Made Simple
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2013 Arctic Cat M800 HCR vs. 2013 Polaris RMK 800 AssaultTwo Minnesota farmland neighbors battle on the mountains
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2013 Ski-Doo Freeride Review - VideoA backcountry snow burner with 800 E-TEC power
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2013 Arctic Cat M1100 Turbo Review - VideoFast, powerful, and bred to play in the mountains
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2013 Yamaha Nytro MTX 162 Turbo Review - VideoAdding the turbo option to Yamaha's Nytro MTX creates a mountain killer
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2012 Mountain Sled Evaluations: Final ThoughtsWhat we liked and didn't in our fleet of 2012 powder sleds
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2013 Polaris 600 Pro-RMK 155 Review - VideoThe best alternative to a Polaris 800cc RMK is the Polaris 600 Pro-RMK!
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2013 Arctic Cat M800 Sno Pro Review - Video2013 sees significant upgrades in the M8 Sno Pro
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