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With winter already here, many of us are dealing with the sudden influx of snow. It’s funny how something we used to love and enjoy so much as kids becomes one of the most inconvenient parts of the season as we grow older. Somewhere along the line, many of us lost our sense of fun, and we don’t appreciate the fun-filled potential the snow and cold weather has to offer us.

For those of us who live in more rural areas, snowmobiling is a great activity that can bring some joy back into winter. Especially if you are the type that loves to explore the wilderness and trek through the woods, snowmobiling is an exhilarating way to spend some time outdoors. However, this hobby should not be taken on without proper safety precautions and training by an experienced rider. According to a study published on the National Center for Biotechnology Information’s website:

“Today, snowmobiling has become a popular winter sport enjoyed by more than 2 million people of all ages in North America. However, the modern snowmobile can weigh in excess of 600 pounds and travel at speeds exceeding 90 miles per hour. Each year snowmobile accidents produce approximately 200 deaths and 14,000 injuries. Excess speed, alcohol, driver inexperience, and poor judgment are the leading causes of accidents. Injuries incurred in children and adults often are extremity fractures, but can involve any organ system.”

If snowmobiling is something that you enjoy, the vehicle in this video is sure to be of interest to you. Manufactured by My Track Technology, the MTT-136 features a unique design with the tracks mounted at the front. This allows it to more easily climb out of deep snow trenches and traverse difficult terrain. In fact, it can be used in a variety of trail conditions during any season. The best part is that it’s all electric, so there is no exhaust or excessive noise pollution. Be sure to check out the company’s website to learn more about this incredible vehicle.

Read more: http://www.wimp.com/mtt-136-snowmobile-snow-atv-any-season/