98srx6
New member
Im looking for a new jacket and pants this year and was wondering what you guys are using. Id like something with a removable liner so that i can stay comfortable in a wide range of temps. Let me know what you are using or what you recommend.
I wear FXR by Yamaha....I am very Loyal...LOL
98srx6
New member
I was thinking about fxr-yamaha...just need something affordable thats still high quality.
Does anybody know anything about the sizing on Klim pants?
Does anybody know anything about the sizing on Klim pants?
Port Washington always has great prices on FXR gear from last year.
99yamahasrx
Member
I also use fxr yamaha. i got sweet deals on my gear from ebay.....just took a while to find it....it is very warm and comfortable and the jackey has a removable liner
nodoo_s
New member
go to rich and get last years jacket he can save you some money. I have the fxr yamaha jacket and love it.
onlyblue
VIP Member
Novi snow show....
I have been a loyal snow show buyer for my gear...
i bough 2 FXR outfits with removable liners and cpl shirts and a hat for less than one outfit at the dealer...
i bought from Port Washington and another guy at the show in Novi, MI, it is the first weekend in November, 5/6/7
I have been a loyal snow show buyer for my gear...
i bough 2 FXR outfits with removable liners and cpl shirts and a hat for less than one outfit at the dealer...
i bought from Port Washington and another guy at the show in Novi, MI, it is the first weekend in November, 5/6/7
98srx6
New member
I wish i could make it to a snow show to buy some gear, but there are none close enough to me. Ill have to start calling/looking around soon if i want to find some good gear from last year.
If anybody knows where to find some good deals, please, let me know.
If anybody knows where to find some good deals, please, let me know.
Call Port and find what you need in last years books or on there website...they have nice stuff at a great price
Hebi
New member
Ive got a Yamaha "Flame" jacket. Its also made by FXR.
I bought it last fall and wore it all last winter and I was very pleased with it. Its a very light weight and very thin jacket but I was never cold last winter.
Keep in mind as well, I was riding a '90 Phazer II, which doesnt have anywhere near the wind protection that some of the newer sleds have.
Ive actually been very pleased with all of the Yamaha clothing I have purchased. Even other family members who are die-hard Polaris riders have commented how nice and affordable Yamaha's clothing is.
Here's the clothing I usually wear while snowmobiling:
Yamaha Flame Jacket, $180 (made by FXR)
Yamaha Value Bibs, $90
Yamaha Team Gauntlet Glove, $50 (made by FXR)
Yamaha Team Cross Glove, $35 (lightweight MX style glove for warmer days)
Yamaha fleece baclavia, $10
Z1R Rail helmet, $130
Scott HighVoltage Snocross goggles, $50
I dont wear special snowmobile boots because its almost impossible to find boots that dont look like snowboarder boots. I just wear plain ole packboots that I buy from any outdoor store.
The jacket that I have does not have a liner in it, but it does have vents in the side you can open if you are a bit warm. Ive never had a problem with being cold with this jacket. I even once forgot to zip it back up after stopping at a local eats 'n drinks establishment for lunch and didnt even notice. The only way I did notice was that I felt something flapping aganst my chest. Believe me, trying to zip up a jacket while doing 50 mph on an old Phazer while trying to not fall off is quite a feat in balance. Sure, I could have stopped but Im not certain that the Phazer had enough speed to catch back up with the group I ride with. They all do in excess of 80 mph most the time, but I could usually catch up when we hit the corners.
Hebi
I bought it last fall and wore it all last winter and I was very pleased with it. Its a very light weight and very thin jacket but I was never cold last winter.
Keep in mind as well, I was riding a '90 Phazer II, which doesnt have anywhere near the wind protection that some of the newer sleds have.
Ive actually been very pleased with all of the Yamaha clothing I have purchased. Even other family members who are die-hard Polaris riders have commented how nice and affordable Yamaha's clothing is.
Here's the clothing I usually wear while snowmobiling:
Yamaha Flame Jacket, $180 (made by FXR)
Yamaha Value Bibs, $90
Yamaha Team Gauntlet Glove, $50 (made by FXR)
Yamaha Team Cross Glove, $35 (lightweight MX style glove for warmer days)
Yamaha fleece baclavia, $10
Z1R Rail helmet, $130
Scott HighVoltage Snocross goggles, $50
I dont wear special snowmobile boots because its almost impossible to find boots that dont look like snowboarder boots. I just wear plain ole packboots that I buy from any outdoor store.
The jacket that I have does not have a liner in it, but it does have vents in the side you can open if you are a bit warm. Ive never had a problem with being cold with this jacket. I even once forgot to zip it back up after stopping at a local eats 'n drinks establishment for lunch and didnt even notice. The only way I did notice was that I felt something flapping aganst my chest. Believe me, trying to zip up a jacket while doing 50 mph on an old Phazer while trying to not fall off is quite a feat in balance. Sure, I could have stopped but Im not certain that the Phazer had enough speed to catch back up with the group I ride with. They all do in excess of 80 mph most the time, but I could usually catch up when we hit the corners.
Hebi
sledrider_ny
New member
I just picked up a pair of 04 FXR bibs from Port for $149 at the big east show. They had several in blue there with them but black was limited. Probably not all their inventory either but maybe?
GETZY
Member
I also wear FXR coat and bibs, they keep you warm and they are light weight. best of all my columbia fleece liner zips right into my FXR coat.
pfund28
New member
Yep, FXR 3/4 length coat with "SRX" embossed
98srx6
New member
I just picked up castle x jacket and pants. Got a pretty good preseason deal on it....hopefully this gear works out as i havent heard many peoples opinion about it.
Castle X is some really nice looking stuff
I too am looking for a new jacket for this season. I found a great deal on a couple of Reima jackets, but for some reason they don't seem to fit too well. One size is too small while the next size is too large. I have tried several different styles and they all seem to fit the same way (they don't leave much room for movement making them uncomfortable). Has anyone else experienced this with Reima products?
How do the FXR jackets fit? Are they comfortable jackets? I may have to give Port Yamaha a call and try the FXR 3/4 jacket.
How do the FXR jackets fit? Are they comfortable jackets? I may have to give Port Yamaha a call and try the FXR 3/4 jacket.
I love the FXR jackets...they fit great!!!!
Port-Parts
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If your looking for new 05 clothing and accessories or closeout clothing look no farther than our website (www.portyamaha.com). We have RX-1 jackets for $100. Trip Leather jacket for $109. Factory Racing Crew (FXR) for $129. FXR Team jackets for $100. FXR Team 3/4 for $159. Many more - check it out. We also have 8DN belts and ripsaw tracks on special right now. Here's a link below to our catalog page. Click on the port yamaha snowmobile specials page to get to the closeouts or on the 05 accessory catalog to see the latest.
http://www.portyamaha.com/catalog.asp?sid=03560907X1K25K2003J1I51I57JPMQ31R0
http://www.portyamaha.com/catalog.asp?sid=03560907X1K25K2003J1I51I57JPMQ31R0