Mountain Snowmobiles: Mountain Snowmobile Reviews, Videos, and Pictures

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.

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2010 Polaris RMK, Dragon & Assault Review

Throwing down with Polaris’ 800 RMK lineup

Want an 800 Polaris mountain sled? Then choose away. Polaris has three different 800 RMK models: RMK, Dragon and Assault. All three continue to show they are highly diversified, capable of steep-n-deep agility, finesse in the trees and sweetness on the trails.

2010 Polaris Turbo LX Review

Polaris repackages its turbo boondocker into a stretch track luxury ride

The Polaris Turbo LX is a very endearing personal trail sled with the advantages a stretch track offers. If you are the first person to hit the trails after a big snowfall, the Turbo LX has ample power and traction to break trail and let you have fun doing it. When you hit a fresh groomed trail section, you can kick back into full cruiser mode, set the 7-position handlebar, ease on the throttle and make easy miles.

2010 Arctic Cat M8 Review

New motor, new seat and beaucoup horses

The 2010 M8 retains all the enhancements introduced last year but now comes with the biggest critic-buster this company can deliver – horsepower. Previously Arctic Cat’s M8 had no bragging rights under the hood, but now, let the boasting begin.

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2009 Arctic Cat M8 HCR PreviewLighter and more tricked out than the already lightened Arctic Cat M8 Sno Pro.
2009 Polaris 800 RMK Shift 144 ReviewPowder riding on a budget or the skeleton for a do-it-yourself upgrade
2009 Ski-Doo Summit Everest 800 ReviewPowerful engine and lightweight chassis makes for exemplary hill climbing
2009 Yamaha Phazer MTX ReviewFor powder play or boondocking, Yamaha’s Phazer MTX offers great value
2009 Polaris 800 Assault RMK 146 ReviewA new breed of backcountry snowmobile
2009 Polaris Turbo Switchback ReviewTurbo Switchback offers strengths to consider for off-trail riders
2009 Ski-Doo Summit Fan ReviewSki-Doo offers a bargain for learning to ride powder
Bassett's Blog: Playing with the KingPowder play gets serious for 2009
2009 Yamaha previewHints for the future appear in new XTX and RTX SE
2009 Polaris previewA focus on value, power and quality for 2009, with an eye to 2010
2009 Ski-Doo previewNew engines and chassis, renewed desire to stay No. 1 top Ski-Doo’s list for ‘09
2009 Arctic Cat previewLighter powder players and the most powerful Cat ever punctuate new model line
Yamaha Apex MTXClean and Powerful and Ready to Ride
2008 Polaris 800 Dragon RMKPower and Agility with this ‘Mountain Eater’