Actually, it's the strong winds that are causing the chill factor. I just came back inside after riding the V Force down my friends long black-top driveway. It had a thin layer of ice, but strong enough to withstand the weight of a dual 3500 disiel Dodge Ram. I was sliding and drifting around like crazy. I was having fun just messing around on ice. I like it how it drifts so easily (I did like a jagillion donuts). Riding in snow is great, but the only complaint I got was the cold winds. How do snowmobile drivers stand the cold. I had a beeter on, followed by a T-shirt, hooded-sweatshirt, a thick coat, furry thin glove that could keep my hands warm (but not when driving with the wind pounding on your hands), so I had another thick glove from Target over it, long socks, normal snow boots, underwear, Grinch boxers, jeans, and a helmet on. With all that, my legs, face, and hands were still cold. What kind of pants could I get? Gloves, and does goggles work to keep your face warm, or should I just go for a full motorcycle type helmet? Thanks!

 

get snowboarding or skiing pants. and goggles are good cuz if ur going fast and its windy or snowing... u cant see.

 

How about those $60 + MX pants. Why are they so expensive? Are they thick?

 

why don't you do the best thing and buy good snowmobile clothing,It realy works.

 

The best.....? Are you sure....?

 

Usually MX clothing is made breatheable, to keep you cool. Snowmobiling gear is made to keep you warm.

You could always get a Carhart jumpsuit to keep you warm, like I got.

 

Cool! I'll order one right now.

 

snowmobile clothing is the best.....to keep warm in.........other than that......you can wear your basic carharts......

 

I knew that.

 

if you knew that ?????????all the hell with it i won't even bother to understand that.