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When reaching top speeds on the trail, you need to wear gear that is fully insulated and waterproof. KLIM has you covered with their new full suite of snowmobiling gear, including redesigned Keweenaw, Klimate and Kaos sets. KLIM has also released a new women's set in the Spark Jacket and Pant.
Safety is the primary concern of the new gear. On each of the jackets, bibs and pants, the bottom hem is made of open mesh. If you go through ice, this feature allows water to quickly drain from the garment as you pull yourself out of the water, keeping it from weighing you down.
The new KLIM gear employs GORE-TEX laminates and various durable exterior face fabrics to protect riders against winter elements. On the inside, 3M Thinsulate insulation traps body heat to retain warmth, but allows moisture from sweat to escape and help keep you warm and dry. It’s highly resistant to water absorption, so unlike down, it retains insulating properties when wet.
Another safety feature on the new KLIM gear is the 3M Scotchlite reflective material that is laid out in a pattern designed to help other riders identify the wearer as a human shape.
The redesigned Keweenaw Jacket and Bib is KLIM’s most premium trail set. The pieces ($419.99 each) feature a removable insulating liner and the best warmth-for-weight insulation of any of the new sets.
The redesigned Klimate and Kaos gear sets offer a balance of warmth, durability and ventilation with a focus on lighter weight and mobility. The Klimate Jacket and Bib ($369.99 each) are warmer and more durable than the Kaos, but not quite to the level of the Keweenaw. Meanwhile, the Kaos Jacket and Pant ($299.99 each) offer the lightest weight and greatest mobility, with slightly less durability and warmth than the Klimate or Keweenaw.
The Spark Jacket and Pant ($299.99 each) make up a purpose-built women's trail set that has all the key safety features found in the other trail gear.
All KLIM outerwear is available at
KLIM.com.