Tees & Hoodies ▶ Gear Bags & Backpacks ▶ Mountain Addiction Snowmobile TrackRack Jug & Bag Combos BCA Tracker 3 Snowmobilers Avalanche Beacon HMK - Aluminum Snowmobile Shovel with Saw Thunderstruck 15 Snowmobile DVD Slednecks 19 Snowmobile DVD Klim Arsenal Camo Vest 509 Altitude Carbon Fiber Orange Snowmobile Helmet Castle X Force 2 Snowmobile Boots Castle X Barrier 2 Snowmobile Boots Motorfist Argo Snowmobile Avalanche Airbag Backpack 509 (Limited Edition) Revolver Neon Lime Snowmobile Goggles Snowmobile Clothing, Riding Gear, Aftermarket Parts & Accessories Our store specializes in products for the avid snowmobile rider and his sled. We have a passion for snowmobiling and take pride in the product lines we carry and customer service we offer. First Place Parts is the snowmobiler's outlet for gear! With thousands of in-stock products located in our inventory warehouse, we supply snowmobilers with the best brands and products in the industry.

Everything from snowmobile clothing, helmets, goggles, avalanche & survival gear, aftermarket snowmobile parts, and accessories. We have top brands like Klim Technical Gear, Castle X, FXR Racing, 509 Goggles & Helmets, Slednecks, MotorFist, TOBE Outerwear, Choko Design, IceRock, Arctiva, HMK, Coldwave, SLP, BOSS & many more! Thank you for visiting our online store. We hope you enjoy our website and selection. As always, Ride Safe and Have Fun! More About First Place Parts > Great reasons to shop First Place Parts Friendly & knowledgeable customer service staff! It's our number one priority! Meet Our Staff > Huge level of In Stock inventory. Thousands of products on hand and ready to ship. Free shipping on US Orders! Free shipping on US Orders over $89! $5 Flat Fee on orders below $89 (Excludes AK, HI, APO & FPO). Shipping costs are kept to a minimum on international orders! Easy 45 Day Return Policy! No RMA number required and no Re-stocking Fees!

All the latest gear for this snowmobile season. Get your Free copy today > In our new online catalog, each part number is linked to our Web Store for easy ordering. Please be patient while the catalog loads in your browser, it may take several minutes. If you prefer, you can download a standalone offline version of the catalog. Note: Due to fluctuations in the Canadian Dollar, some prices in our printed catalogs may have been adjusted. Current pricing is shown in our online Web Store.You are using a web browser we don't support. Please use the latest version of one of these browsers. Jacket blocks wind and resists light precipitation Velour fleece lining feels cozy against your skin Flattering cut for wearing in town Members, earn a $20 bonus card when you spend $100 or more Single-use bonus card redeemable Jan. 27–Feb. 6, 2017. View all Mammut Women's Soft-Shell Jackets Multisport, Snowshoeing, Cross-country Skiing 1 lb. 9 oz.

We stand behind everything we sell. If you are not satisfied with your REI purchase, you can return it for a replacement or refund within one year of purchase. healer kdrama backpackREI's guarantee doesn't cover ordinary wear and tear or damage caused by improper use or accidents. command laptop tsa-friendly backpackIf your item has a manufacturing defect in its materials or workmanship, you can return it at any time. 55l backpack big enoughSee our limited warranty. At REI, we live and breathe the outdoors, and we're passionate about sharing our expertise with people of all skill levels. Whether you're new to the outdoors or a seasoned explorer, we'll take the time to understand your needs and help you find the right gear for you.

Anyone can shop at REI, but for a one-time $20 fee you can become an REI member and enjoy a lifetime of benefits. These include an annual member refund, typically 10% back on eligible purchases.* *10% is typical but not guaranteed. Your refund is based on eligible purchases, which exclude REI gift cards, services, fees, REI Adventures trips, REI Garage, and discounted items. I finally made it to Winter  2013 early Friday morning  but because of all of the , I didn’t get the opportunity to spend as much time checking out gear as I would have liked. However, I still got a few days to walk the show floor, ogle the high-tech wonders of the outdoor world, and determine the best gear from the 2013 Outdoor Retailer show. Having said that, it was tough to sift out my favorite items from the show floor! However, I knew y’all would be disappointed in me if I didn’t come up with some epically cool items, so here is MY favorites list from the week! Y’all, look at this photo that Will snapped: on the right, we have a grapefruit.

On the left, we have a compressed sleeping bag. The Spark uses 850+ loft goose down to keep you warm and water-resistant treatment to help keep you dry. Although the bag is only rated 45 degrees, I still say that it’s size-to-warmth ratio is pretty darn impressive. Sounds like the perfect bag for those kinda-chilly-but-not-quite nights in Moab, no? Best Item to Protect My Not-So-Healthy Back: Mammut’s Protective Airbags You may remember my excitement when Will presented me with new backcountry ski gear for Christmas. However, just because we’ve checked the skis, boots, and skins off the list doesn’t mean we are quite ready for the backcountry! Avalanche packs and airbags! Luckily, Mammut has come up with a new design just in time for us to make our purchase. The new Snowpulse Protective Airbag System (PAS) has extended neck wrapping which provides more support for the chest, neck and head in situations where the cranium may go boom. Additionally, the  majority of the airbag volume lays in front and on top of the head, so you’ll be in an upright, sitting position with your back down the mountain and your face on top of the snow.

Now, I don’t know about you but an unbroken neck and full breathing capabilities after an avalanche both sound like great ideas to me! Need to See it To Believe It: Nemo’s -40 Canon Sleeping Bag For some, a -40 sleeping bag may seem like overkill, but I run right around Arctic temps internally, so for me, this is the bag I’d like to use for my early spring hikes. So yes, a -40 bag may be a little more intense than most of us will ever need, but think about how amazingly advanced our sleeping bags have become! Nemo engineered this bag with 850 fill and a “stove pipe” feature to help you breathe while all wrapped up tight inside (although I continue to call this a “chimney” and I have no idea why!) It’s like your own personal mobile sauna! Carrying Heavy Things Just Got a Little More Comfy: Millet Matrix 30 MBC Ski Touring PackCarrying skis is never fun, regardless of how awesome the powder will be on the downhill. The Millet Matrix pack aims to solve that by using an asymmetrical design that carries the skis diagonally across the backpack.

There is still room for your shovel and avalanche probe, and a crampon pocket on one side is counterbalanced by an ice axe holder on the other side. A Lil’ Something for Tals: Swamp Cooler Jacket by Ruffwear Y’all know how special Tally is to me! In fact, in the midst of checking out all of this sweet outdoor gear, I made a point to head over to the Ruffwear booth and speak with the reps about all of the dog gear they have coming out this year. Tals comes on all of my adventures, so why shouldn’t she get some decent gear to help make these excursions more fun? I was pretty psyched to hear about this Swamp Cooler dog vest. Unlike most dogs, Tals never has an issue with getting cold; in fact, it’s just the opposite! For nine months of the year, Tals struggles with overheating and it’s exacerbated by her black fur that absorbs all of our Colorado sunshine. I often find her sitting in shade spots on the side of the trail, panting her face off. The Swamp Cooler aims to fix this for my pup!