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Confused about which Ski-Doo Summit years share the same chassis? This guide breaks down all five REV generations — from the original 2003 REV through to the current Gen5 — and explains exactly how the Port Tack Racks Patrol Rack fits each one, including the LinQ compatibility question.

Embarking on a backcountry snowmobiling adventure isn't just about the thrill of conquering fresh powder; it's a dynamic dance between man and machine, requiring physical finesse and skill. We delve into the exhilarating world of boondocking on a snowmobile, exploring how the rider's physicality plays a crucial role in navigating the untamed backcountry. The Essence of Boondocking: Boondocking, a term derived from "boondocks" meaning remote, wild areas, encapsulates the essence of venturing off the beaten path. It's a skillful art that demands a symbiotic relationship between rider and snowmobile, as you traverse through deep snow and unpredictable terrain. The Dance...

While most of us have been struggling for snow this year, real winter is just around the corner. For a few lucky folks winter came earlier than the rest of us. Check out the early action. From Swan Lake, Idaho - almost deep enough to get stuck a few times at elevation. Here is an epic snowboard video from the Factorum Project crew. While it was released recently, the footage is divinely last season, still great to get your stoak on! Nice to see the Port Tack Racks snowboard holder and rack featured at 1m37s    Not quite so mountainous,...

The fellas over at Factorum Project put together a nice install blog on our snowmobile rack with snowboard holder. They mounted the Port Tack Rack to their 2015 Ski Doo Summit 173 and it looks sweet. Check out the install and review of our snowmobile rack. "Got my rack a few weeks ago and installed it. Love it!!!! So simple and easy to use. I made a blog post on the install for the website." Lucas Gibbons

From Pemberton to Mazama to Revelstoke, when skins and sweat are not enough to outrun the crowd, some ski tourers are heading for the sled. Are snowmobiles an inevitable mode of adventure for those yearning to go deeper and farther faster? By Ryan Stuart. KC Deane perches on the edge of a mountain face he’s been dreaming about skiing for years. The fluted off-camber line is guarded by fear. If Deane makes a bad turn, falls, gets hit with avalanche slough, or just goes a little too far left, he’ll go over a 45-metre (150-foot) cliff, accelerate rapidly, and land...