Snow (2024)

: Fleece or a puffy "insulator" jacket to retain body heat.

: Synthetic or wool fabrics that wick moisture away from the skin (avoid cotton).

Driving in snowy conditions requires extreme caution and adjusted vehicle handling to maintain control on slippery surfaces. : Fleece or a puffy "insulator" jacket to retain body heat

: On steep or hard-packed snow, use the French Step (crossover step) with an ice axe for balance to save energy and protect your muscles.

: Reducing speed is the single most effective way to prevent spin-outs and accidents. : On steep or hard-packed snow, use the

: A waterproof and windproof shell, including insulated snow pants.

: Accelerate and decelerate slowly to prevent your tires from losing their grip. Avoid braking while going downhill; instead, use a low gear to control your speed. : Accelerate and decelerate slowly to prevent your

: Use dedicated snow tires and consider airing them down (to approximately 12 PSI) for better traction on deep off-road trails.