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Ski-Doo
The company that invented the snowmobile — and never stopped defending the mountain.
Valcourt, Québec · est. 1959
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The company that invented the snowmobile — and never stopped defending the mountain.
Joseph-Armand Bombardier spent the 1930s trying to build a machine that could cross Québec snow after his son died when no vehicle could reach a doctor. The result, decades of iteration later, was the 1959 Ski-Doo — the machine that invented an industry. (It was supposed to be 'Ski-Dog.' A typo became one of the great brand names.)
Today Ski-Doo's REV-platform sleds dominate deep-snow riding, and the Summit line with Rotax turbo power is the benchmark every mountain rider measures against. Utah's Wasatch powder is exactly the terrain these machines were born for.
Sled culture is dawn trailheads, avalanche beacons, and group chats that monitor storm totals like day traders. Utah's backcountry sledding community is among the best in the world — and it's exactly who you'll meet on our floor all winter.
Whether you're buying, dreaming, or just want to argue about motorcycles — the door's open and the coffee's on.