Under hood warming pouch / net? for googles or gloves - Does anybody know of any???

[billy]

My buddies and I think that there is some type of pouch, perhaps made from mesh, that can be installed on the back side (underneath the hood). You can put a spare pair of goggles or gloves in it and keep driving. This will allows things to thaw out while you can keep having fun.

Has anybody ever seen anything like this????

Does anybody know where to buy something like this????

If not, does anyboday have any thoughts on how to make something like this????

Thanks everybody for taking your time on this!!!

 

[freak58trio]

western power sports has them 15.95

 

[dart360]

I bought a storage bag that mounts on your belt guard..I bought it at Canadian Tire...Great to keep things warm and not freezing...Bottle of Mountain Dew would stay perfect temp all day...Gloves and small food would never freeze..My mistake was that I left it on the sled when i sold it....The brand was Sidewind $28.00...I need to go out and buy another one for my new Polaris ..

 

[Wade]

You could always just buy some of the dog proof window screen from Home Depot, and glue some to the hood, to make a little pouch for your goggles. That's what I did, it worked great. Nothing like warm goggles, on a snowy day.

Just make sure the mesh you use, is soft enough to not scratch your goggles.

 

[always stuck]

Arctic cat makes one this year, haven't tried mine yet, but you might be able to make it work somehow.

 

[Ex-Member]

O
, tjoml

.... I'm thinking about just a mesh bag and stickin it in the space by my can... stays nice and warm in there... I hook my goggles over the side panel hanging in that area and they're done in a few minutes.

 

[LRD]

Here ya go - http://www.wps-inc.com/wps/WICATALO...=A160++++++&SISID=A160&PRVPAGE=464&PAGEGO=178

Haven't found a place yet that it will fit under my XP hood though, just to tight. Worked awesome in my old Rev for drying out goggles.

Good Luck

 

[Adrenaline Revolution]

Here ya go - http://www.wps-inc.com/wps/WICATALO...=A160++++++&SISID=A160&PRVPAGE=464&PAGEGO=178

Good Luck

I've been using one of these for a couple years, Works great!

 

[trackvs2wheels]

I've been using one of these for a couple years, Works great!

I have that same bag under a sled that I just bought! Seems to be what you are looking for!!!!

 

[firecatguy]

I use the one from cat and it works awsome!! so good my friends all picked one up and now they have kitty parts on ther doos and poos hahaha keeps my second pair of goggles warm..

 

[Squeal]

Anyone got one on a M1000 with a aftermarket pipe. Its a tight fit, cant find a good place to put it. Where did you put yours?

 

[Ridgerat]

Here ya go - http://www.wps-inc.com/wps/WICATALO...=A160++++++&SISID=A160&PRVPAGE=464&PAGEGO=178

Haven't found a place yet that it will fit under my XP hood though, just to tight. Worked awesome in my old Rev for drying out goggles.

Good Luck

Where did you mount it on your REV?

 

[smokindave]

Arctic cat makes one this year, haven't tried mine yet, but you might be able to make it work somehow.

Hey they work great just don't mount were they suggest. mount it on cover under steering post as high as you can. My buddy melted $130.00 pair of dragon goggles mounting up in the nose were they recommended.I mounted mine on top cover on piped M1k and it works good.

Cheers,
Dave

 

[ccpowder]

Cat had them in their '09 Accessory Catalog.

 

[mtnjunkie]

So what do they mount with? Rivets, or some type of glue? I was going to make one and trying to figure out the best way to mount it.

 

[snoman8]

I mounted my cat one on the steering post cover they have two holes on the back that are made to fit. but on a doo or poo yo could zip tie it somewhere near the exhaust just keep it three or four inches away

 

[mtnjunkie]

That WPS bag looks like a regular makeup or toiletries bag. Probably would work the same.

 

[fassteddie]

joe's. has all shapes and sizes mesh type pouches.